Representatives from 9 partner organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Kosovo and Albania gathered in Belgrade from 6th to 10th September to launch the new phase of Young Men Initiative (YMI) and discuss a new strategy for achievement of joint vision: to enable positive and peaceful environment for young people in the Balkans. Institutionalization […]
Representatives of CARE and 5 partners NVO from Bosnia and Herzegovina, within the project “Enhancing social protection by building capacities of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina”, held a two-day workshop in Petrovo where they discussed the results achieved on the occasion of the completion of this project. “This is the end of […]
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The Association of Citizens for the Promotion of Roma Education “Otaharin” will organize a youth camp “Fire up the Activism V” in the Eco Visitor Center from August 25 to 29. This activity is part of projects “For Active Inclusion and the Rights of Roma Women in the Western Balkans” and “Empowered Youth, Creating a […]
"The partners are very satisfied with the achieved results, with new products, services, and the number of purchases of their goods from social enterprises", said Branislav Tanasijević, project manager, CARE International Balkans.
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The final workshop of the project "Enhancing social protection by building capacities of civil society organizations (CSOs) in BiH" was held in Petrovo - Care Balkans
Representatives of CARE and 5 partners NVO from Bosnia and Herzegovina, within the project “Enhancing social pro...
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CARE has visited cooperative "Kreativna vizija" in Rudo, where engaged women at this cooperative presented what have they achived within the project “Enhancing social protection by building capacities of civil society organizations (CSOs) in BiH“.
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"The partners are very satisfied with the achieved results, with new products, services, and the number of purchases of their goods from social enterprises, and they are certainly much more stable than in 2019, when this project started“, said Branislav Tanasijević, project manager, CARE International Balkans.
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The final workshop of the project "Enhancing social protection by building capacities of civil society organizations (CSOs) in BiH" was held in Petrovo - Care Balkans
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Young Men Initiative – First Regional Partners’ Meeting, Belgrade, September 6-10, 2021
Representatives from 9 partner organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Croatia, Kosovo and Albania gathered to launch the new phase of Young Men Initiative (YMI) and discuss a new strategy for achievement of joint vision: to enable positive and peaceful environment for young people in the Balkans.
Institutionalization of life-skills education, prevention of violence, promotion of gender equality, empowerment of young people to create positive changes and promote healthy lifestyles, are some of the goals the project strives to achieve in the next three years.
The third phase of YMI will be strongly focused on further strengthening an enabling environment for a long-term systematic solution for life skills education. Projects will be implemented by CARE International in close cooperation with the local partners:
1. YMCA, Pristina, Kosovo;
2. SIT - Center for Counseling, Social Services and Research, Pristina, Kosovo;
3. Act for Society Centre, Tirana, Albania;
4. Institute Perpetuum Mobile, Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
5. Institute for Population and Development (IPD), Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
6. Youth Power, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina;
7. Status M, Zagreb, Croatia;
8. Center E8, Belgrade, Serbia;
9. Smart Kolektiv, Belgrade, Serbia.
Projects are implemented with the support of our long-term donors:
• Austrian Development Agency Development Agency, for the project: Future for You(th): Young people as Leaders of Life Skills Education in the Balkans
• Swiss Development Agency for the project: Young Men Initiative (YMI): Promoting Healthier Lifestyles and Decrease of Interpersonal Violence among Youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Challenging Gender Stereotypes; Phase III
• Oak Foundation for the project: Young People as Future Leaders for Promotion of Life Skills (YMI III)
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Dear sir without local partner you can't be utilize bugates for needly people and the role of local partner I can not defined....