Caravan is an initiative in which people from all over the world discuss the reorganisation of a global humane society without exploitation, oppression and war. Half men and half women, they come from all cultures, all social and productive spheres, including outsiders and minorities, and form a caravan that moves from West to East Africa to discuss issues necessary for the survival of humanity. Unlike the United Nations, they do not represent the interests of specific countries, but represent needs that apply to the community of all people.
Caravan Participants come from the fields of understanding, agriculture, music, crafts, painting, IT, film, cooking, theatre, organisation, dance, technology, poetry.
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The diversity of people is their richness. Not all human beings are equal, but all human beings are equally valuable. It is not the making of human beings equal that is their destiny, but the development of their greatest possible diversity:
Caravan is a call for international mobilization to meet the water needs of all global citizens. The lack of drinking water is currently the biggest problem facing humanity.
Africa is the origin of humanity. We are all Africans. We come from Africa: that is why Caravan is an initiative with and in Africa, that is why we go to and through Africa. As we move from west to east, from Timbuktu to Kampala, we meet a representative average of the African population and we encounter all aspects of African reality: desert, savannah, rainforest – as well as African way of life, art and philosophy.
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