33 Partner Municipalities

 

Municitipalities Agriculture Crafts Services Total
Decan 19 9 8 36
Dragash 10 4 10 24
Drenas 18 12 9 39
Ferizaj 20 24 21 65
Fushe Kosove 9 29 20 58
Gjakove 49 47 49 145
Gjilan 22 35 42 99
Gracanica 51 12 59 122
Hani I Elezit 4 5 10 19
Istog 19 11 10 40
Kacanik 2 13 5 20
Kamenice 4 12 7 23
Kline 24 6 5 35
Leposavic 22 3 12 37
Lipjan 31 20 19 70
Malisheva 16 14 9 39
North Mitrovica 8 22 40 70
Novoberda 21 3 9 33
Obiliq 8 8 18 34
Peja 28 27 50 105
Podujeva 17 33 13 63
Prishtina 86 85 145 316
Prizreni 18 68 55 141
Rahovec 5 7 16 28
Shterpce 19 1 6 26
Shtime 20 7 7 34
Skenderaj 33 13 14 60
South Mitrovica 24 34 35 93
Special Grant 5 7 6 18
Suhareka 24 13 8 45
Viti 1 9 10 20
Vushtri 42 30 22 94
Junik 14 2 3 19
Mamusha 8 2 7 17
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Supporting Growth and Innovation – A Total of 2,088 Grants Provided

In our ongoing effort to foster economic growth and community development, we have successfully provided a total of 2,088 grants across three key sectors:

🔹 751 Grants for Services – Supporting businesses in hospitality, retail, and professional services.

🔹 636 Grants for Crafts – Encouraging artisans, small-scale producers, and traditional craftsmanship.

🔹 701 Grants for Agriculture – Strengthening farming, agribusiness, and sustainable food production.

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Supporting Vulnerable Groups in Kosovo During COVID-19 and Beyond

We have been committed to supporting vulnerable groups in Kosovo through a range of initiatives aimed at alleviating the impacts of COVID-19 and improving long-term well-being.

We provided 20 laptops to 10 safe houses, enabling children in shelters to continue their education through e-learning. In response to COVID-19, we also supplied essential hygiene and safety items to the Elderly Care House in Prishtina and various crisis-affected families.

Our relief efforts extended to 345 families, delivering food and hygiene packages, and 649 individuals, including shelter residents and impoverished families, directly benefitting from our initiatives.

Key achievements include donating medical supplies and disinfectants to the Prishtina Emergency Operations Center and Kosovo Correctional Services, producing 2,000 reusable face shields, and supporting 7 women farmers in Kishinice village with greenhouses. We also supplied 50,000 surgical masks to the University Clinical Center of Kosovo and boosted local production with BONEVET to produce 700 face shields weekly.

These efforts have played a vital role in easing the economic challenges posed by the pandemic and continue to provide critical support to the most vulnerable communities across Kosovo.

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46 Staff Members Certified within KCS

A total of 46 staff members have been certified within the Kosovo Correctional Service (KCS) through specialized training programs. These training sessions are designed to enhance technical skills, improve security protocols, and support the professional development of staff.

Key training programs included:

IT Essentials: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Dynamic Security (AUK)

IT Training: Microsoft Office, SQL Database

IT/Coding; IT/Network Administration & IP Services

These certifications ensure that staff are well-equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to perform their roles effectively, improving overall security, communication, and technical capabilities

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116 Vocational Trainings Empowering Kosovo’s Workforce

A total of 116 vocational training programs have been implemented to enhance skills, improve employment chances, and support reintegration into society.

💼 Job Readiness: Strengthening Employment Chances in Post-Penal Period
💻 Digital Skills: Introduction to Microsoft Office, IT Training
🎨 Creative Trades: Screen Printing, Jewelry Training, Sewing Training
🔧 Technical Skills: Welding with ISO Certification
🌿 Sustainability: Greenhouse for Ex-Inmates
📊 Entrepreneurship: Micro Business Game (Help – Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe)
🧠 Personal Development: Cognitive-Behavioral Training Program

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Our Impact on Employment in Kosovo

Through our ongoing initiatives, we are proud to announce the creation of 2,900+ jobs across various sectors.

Our efforts focus on:

Fostering Economic Growth – Strengthening the local economy by creating new employment opportunities.

– Supporting Local Communities – Empowering individuals and businesses to thrive through sustainable job creation.

– Enhancing Workforce Development – Investing in skills training and capacity-building programs to improve employability.

– Promoting Sustainable Employment – Ensuring long-term job stability and career growth opportunities.

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Workshops for Empowering Individuals in Kosovo Correctional Institutions

A total of 18 impactful workshops have been created and implemented within Kosovo’s Correctional Institutions. These workshops are designed to enhance skills, improve employment opportunities, and support the rehabilitation of individuals during their post-penal period.

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MoU signed between NGN, ABSL Kosovo and University of Prishtina

As part of the RECONOMY initiative, our esteemed partners, Next Gen Networks Institute and ABSL Kosovo, have officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Pristina, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering.
This strategic collaboration marks a significant milestone in bridging the gap between academia and the private sector, fostering innovation, skill development, and career opportunities for students and professionals in engineering and technology. By strengthening these ties, we are paving the way for a more dynamic and future-ready workforce in the region.
RECONOMY is an inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), implemented by HELVETAS Swiss Intercooperation in partnership with Help – Hilfe zur Selbsthilfe and others in the Eastern Partnership and the Western Balkan countries.
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Do you offer services along the Trans Dinarica cycling route? Welcome aboard!

Join the Trans Dinarica Webinar

Welcome to the Trans Dinarica 🚲 initiative! Are you a provider of services such as hotels, campsites, restaurants, or bike shops along the cycling route? This webinar is for you!

Trans Dinarica Route

Webinar Details

  • Date: January 28, 2025
  • Time: 2:00 PM
  • Location: Online (Zoom)

What You’ll Learn

  • Overview of the Trans Dinarica Cycle Route
  • How to attract and cater to cyclists
  • Registering your services as Points of Interest (POIs)
  • Interactive Q&A session

Be part of a growing movement that has already attracted attention from 150+ global media outlets and inspired over 4,000 cyclists to explore the Western Balkans. This is your opportunity to grow your business and be featured in the Trans Dinarica Navigation Package 2.0.

Why Join?

The Trans Dinarica often runs through areas new to tourism, creating endless opportunities for innovation and service improvement. Join us to connect with the growing cycling community and explore ways to enhance your business.

More pictures and information: Click on the link here that send you to the website

 

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