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Ethiopia has had five consecutive failed rainy seasons. One of the most severely impacted areas is the Borena Region, in the Oromia Regional State, where more than 1 million people reside. The 91% of the population live in rural areas and depend on small-scale farming and breeding.
Five failed rainy seasons have caused a real natural disaster, decimated crops, and killed millions of livestock and left millions of people in need.
With no more water, crops yields and pastures dwindled week after week to almost nothing, until there was nothing left to eat for many small farmers and pastoralists. Countless families have fled their communities and are completely dependent on humanitarian aid.
Then, after almost three years of extensive drought, intense rainfall hit the region bringing a new threat. In fact extremely dry and hardened land are unable to absorb heavy precipitation and to hold water, increasing the risk of dangerous flash floods. Many people have lost their lives, homes, and animals.
Outbreaks of epidemic diseases, such as cholera are a major concern in drought affected areas.
According to data provided by OCHA - the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs - over 500,000 people have been forcibly displaced and have left the Borena in the last two years, escaping starvation and death.
CISP has been in Ethiopia since 1983.
We have been committed for years to distributing food and water, establishing sustainable crops, immunising animals, feeding children who are unable to grow up well, alleviating food insecurity of entire families, minimising the effects of extreme climatic phenomena, and assisting communities in the recovery from disasters.
To grow alongside people. With your 5xmille to CISP you too, with us, can help those in Ethiopia who need help NOW.
Don't stand by and watch. Stand up and DONATE YOUR 5xMILLE TO CISP.
What is the 5XMILLE?
It is a share of IRPEF (Personal Income Tax) tax that the Italian State distributes to NGOs and other non-profit organisations involved in social projects, voluntary work, and research.
How can you donate to 5XMILLE?
Simply fill in and sign the appropriate box on the tax report form, entering the tax number of the beneficiary organisation.
Is it an extra cost for me?
No. The 5x1000 is a share of IRPEF tax that the citizen pays to the State. If you do not choose to whom you want to donate it, it is donated by the State according to a proportional system.
Is there a deadline for donating the 5xMILLE?
Yes, the deadline depends on the way in which the tax report is done, if autonomously or through recognised organisations. The deadlines and all other information on tax matters can be found on the Internal Revenue Agency website.
The tax number to donate 5XMILLE to CISP is 9 7 0 5 2 8 0 5 8 1.