Current projects
BfdW
Project: "Improving the employment and income generation
opportunities in rural areas in Kosovo"
Overall goal: The socio-economic situation of marginalized people in rural areas in Kosovo improved.
Project Objectives:
1. Marginalized
people living in rural areas in Kosovo have an employment or improved their
income
2. The
vocational training in agricultural sector in Kosovo is at a professional level
3. Women
in rural areas in Kosovo gain financial independence and social recognition
GIZ MAP
Project: "Supporting the value chain of MHAP by creation of employment and export continuation“
Overall goal: Improving the value chain sustainability for the MHAP subsector
Project Objectives:
1. Consistency improvement in the supply and collection of MHAP
2. Capacity building for the collection points of MHAP and primary producers in organic conversion
CFD
Project: "Empowering youth and women
of rural areas to engage in agriculture and food processing"
Project Objective: Increasing capacities of marginalized and
vulnerable groups in order to generate income and voice their interests toward
public institutions.
EU VET
Project: "Supporting
employment of youth and women in rural areas through agriculture development"
Project Objective: To contribute in supporting youth, women, disadvantaged groups in rural areas to create new businesses, create conditions for self-employment, provide experience for unemployed students and increase the role of employment offices.
Project: "Transhumance - new tourism offer of Kosovo and Montenegro"
Project Objective: Improve the volume, quality and visibility of
tourism related to valorisation of cultural and natural heritage and values
Project: "Creating Employment in Agriculture"
Project Objective: To create jobs in
agriculture and improve
the access to the labour market.
DRC
Project: "Professional training and income generating opportunities in agriculture for women and youth living in rural areas of Kosovo"
Project Objective: Individuals from the most marginalised minority groups in Zvečan/Zveçan and North Mitrovicë/a are empowered socially and economically, through support provided to small minority producers, processors and traders and creating linkages to wider markets of majority populations