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Projects

“Youth interethnic initiatives in secondary education” (01.03.2014 – 30.07.2014), the main aim was to involve the students in the creation of

“Institutional Grant” (01.04.2016 – 31.03.2018), which is supported by CIVICA Mobilitas Program through Macedonian Center for International Cooperation. The main aim

“Inclusion of young Roma”, (01.02.2018 – 31.08.2018), is a project supported by Roma Resource Center and KMOP Macedonia. The main

The overall aim of this project is to activate the civic organizations in the field of youth in order to

“Confection and design – a challenge for the young generation” (01.01.2015 – 30.06.2015), the aim of the project was through an

My Municipality – a friend of (the) youth! ”, (01.01.2019 – 30.10.2019), The overall goal of the project is to

Projects

How High School Money is Spent on Public Procurement”

The main goal of the project is to be analysed the normative acts of the Legislation as well as monitoring

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

Inspiring talk by Nebi Mustafi!

Congratulations to our Community Investment Platform project’s seven sub-grantees!

News

As we reflect on our achievments, we are grateful and excited to continue our work towards our mission and vision

Transnational meeting, in Spain

Bridging the generation gap – Finding creative ways to connect!

Conference – How to more effectively protect yourself from corruption at the level?

Inspiring talk by Nebi Mustafi!

Projects

How High School Money is Spent on Public Procurement”