The NGO Center for Affirmative Social Actions (CASA), recently held a workshop in Prizren on “Enhancing the institutional response to gender discrimination in non-majority communities in Kosovo.” The purpose of the workshop was to evaluate the second draft of the
Title: The Barabar Initiative: Enhancing community and trust-building dialogue in Kosovo Duration 6 months Start date: December 15, 2022 Implemented in partnership with INTEGRA Prishtina Funded by: UNMIK Status: Ongoing Objectives of the project The Barabar Centre is a
General information: Title: Strengthening social dialogue in Kosovo Duration 12 months Start date: December 1, 2022 Funded by: Kosovo Foundation for Open Society – KFOS Status: in progress Objectives of the project The main project’s objectives
On December 5, 2022, the NGO CASA submitted to the Agency for Gender Equality a proposal for amendments to the Action Plan of the Kosovo Program for Gender Equality (KPGE) for the period 2023-2024. In that report, NGO CASA requested
Active citizens who fight for their rights, monitor how government representatives perform their functions or build on shortcomings in the provision of institutional services, are a prerequisite for a healthy and democratic society. Therefore, strengthening social activism is one of
NGO CASA representatives met Mrs. Edi Gusia, the chief executive of the Agency for Gender Equality (AGE) in Kosovo to discuss future cooperation in assuring equal opportunities for women from non-majority communities. At the meeting, Mr. Miodrag Marinkovic, executive director
