Entries by rsmk

Flower of Success for the Dragon Lady

Today, we followed with great joy the event “Flower of Success for the Dragon Lady,” traditionally organized every year by the Association of Business Women of Serbia. We first got to know them when they implemented the project “Business, Gender and Age Equalizer”, co-financed by EU through CBC programme Serbia/ North Macedonia. At that time, […]

Innovative Centers and Tools for Youth Social Entrepreneurship

Capacity Building, Learning Tools & Infrastructure We all know that life is not always about choosing. Actually, the real answers often come from connecting the dots. There are actions „beneath the noise“  that actually move the communities forward. One of those actions was project „Centers for innovative development of social entrepreneurship- contemporary perspective of social […]

“Fit for the Needs”: Results and Reflections

What Has Changed The “Fit for the Needs” project delivered strong results across rural communities. It empowered local institutions to design and implement employment measures. It also strengthened human capacities and mobilized women, youth, and vulnerable groups. As a result, it created a solid foundation for future job creation. However, the COVID-19 pandemic slowed many […]

Serbia – Montenegro 2021-2027: 1st Call for Proposals within the IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme has been launched

We are glad to inform public that the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Serbia, in cooperation with the Ministry of European Integration of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and Ministry of European Affairs of the Government of Montenegro, have launched the 1st  Call for Proposals under the IPA Cross-border Cooperation Programme Serbia- Montenegro […]

Fit for the Needs: Turning Potential into Progress

Listening to Rural Communities The project “Fit for the Needs” started by- listening. The project team visited nearly 100 rural settlements, interviewed over 300 residents, and organized discussions with 281 local stakeholders. From this fieldwork, they created detailed economic potential maps. These practical tools were printed and distributed across the region. They helped municipal leaders […]