ألبانيا

Institute for Advance Studies and Cooperation - IASC

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Street "Reshit Çollaku", administrative unit no. 10, Tirana, Albania
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1001
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
00355673961817
Telephone (other)
00355688239648
Fax
-
E-Mail
a.feta@iascoop.org
E-Mail (2)
gpandreoli@iascoop.org
E-Mail (3)
info@iascoop.org
E-Mail (4)
denisa.kele@iascoop.org
Mobile Phone
-
Mobile Phone (other)
-
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2022
Fields of Activity
  1. International/Cultural relations
General Information

The Institute for Advanced Studies and Cooperation, established as a non-profit interdisciplinary research foundation, is committed to fostering high-level scientific endeavors while promoting collaboration across all spheres. Our mission extends to aiding institutions and private organizations in cultivating international relations, nurturing cross-cultural initiatives, and advancing financial and economic prosperity. Founded on June 22, 2022, by Gabriele Pao-Pei Andreoli and Arta Feta in Tirana, Albania, our institute operates under a three-member board of directors. With an annual budget of approximately 200,000 euros, largely comprising donations, we dedicate significant resources to fueling transformative initiatives such as the World Changers Summits at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences in Vatican City and the World Tech Conference in Dubai. These platforms serve as catalysts for global dialogue, innovation, and progress, positioning us at the forefront of positive change on an international scale.

Mission and Objectives

The mission of the Institute for Advanced Studies and Cooperation (IASC) is to promote sustainable development, foster cooperation, and advance knowledge through interdisciplinary research, education, and partnership building. Objectives: - Interdisciplinary Research; - Education and Capacity Building; - Partnership Building; - Knowledge Exchange and Dissemination; - Community Engagement; - Innovation and Entrepreneurship; - Monitoring and Evaluation; By pursuing these objectives, the Institute for Advanced Studies and Cooperation (IASC) aims to contribute to building a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world for present and future generations.

Main Projects / Activities

Currently in progress: AMIS DUBAI 2024 - World Tech Summit Date: May 19, 2024 Theme: 'Shaping a Sustainable Future Through Technology' Venue: Habtoor Grand Resort Dubai World Changers Power Summit Date: May 29, 2024 Venue: Academy of Sciences in Vatican Past Projects: World Changers Power's Woman Summit Date: October 12, 2023 Events: Press Conference and music concert Venue: Palazzo della Cancelleria, Rome Date: October 13, 2023 Venue: Academy of Sciences in Vatican World Changers Summit Date: July 5, 2023 Event: Press Conference Venue: Piazza Farnese, Rome Date: July 6, 2023 Event: Summit Venue: Academy of Sciences in Vatican These projects were developed by the Institute for Advanced Studies and Cooperation in collaboration with the Academy of Sciences of Vatican. They featured international speakers of considerable importance, including Joe Foster, Founder of Reebok; John Karony, CEO and Founder of SAFEMOON; Dr. Christina Rahm, CEO at The Roots Brand; Robert Edward Grant, Chairman and CEO of Crown Sterling Limited, among others. For more information about these events, please visit our website: wcsiasc.org, iascoop.org, and our Instagram page: wcsiasc.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

The Institute for Advanced Studies and Cooperation (IASC) aims to contribute to extending the network in our country through research and analysis, capacity building, networking, and collaboration. Policy Advocacy: Innovation and Solutions; Furthermore, the specific contributions of IASC would align with the goals and objectives of the network in our country. Collaborative efforts between IASC and the network can amplify their collective impact and effectiveness in achieving shared objectives.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Joining the ALF Network could be appealing for our organization that share this vision and are committed to fostering cooperation, tolerance, and mutual respect among diverse cultures and peoples. Membership in the network offers us opportunities for collaboration, exchange of ideas, and access to resources and funding to support initiatives that promote intercultural dialogue and cooperation. Additionally, being part of the ALF Network allows members to participate in events, projects, and partnerships that contribute to building a more peaceful and inclusive society in an international level.

Contact (1) Full Name
Arta Feta
Job Title
Co-founder & Executive Director
Head of the organisation
Arta Feta
Contact (2) Full Name
Gabriele Pao-Pei Andreoli
Job Title (2)
Co-founder & President

Institute for Albanian Municipalities

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

(A): Rr. 'Skerdilajd Llagami'
Nd.3, H.1, Ap.9
1000
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
+35568206031
Telephone (other)
+35542468492
Fax
+35542468492
E-Mail
agronhaxhimali@iam.org.al
E-Mail (2)
aidacacaj@iam.org.al
E-Mail (3)
ahaxhimali@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
+355682050310
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2022
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Research
General Information

Institute for Albanian Municipalities Organizational Profile The Institute for Albanian Municipalities is a civil society organization, with an interest in contributing to local, regional, and national progress and development, for good governance and decentralization through assistance, research, studies, and professional training, using legal and democratic means. The Institute for Albanian Municipalities is a continuation of the Association of Albanian Municipalities carrying the expertise and the experience of the Association with the same human resources and the same office infrastructure. Due to developments with the Associations of Municipalities in Albania, it became important to transform the Association into a spin off organization as the Institute for Albanian Municipalities. Therefore, the whole documentation provided will also refer to the documentation pertaining to Association of Albanian Municipalities. The Institute was established as such on 6 September 2022, and it was registered with the Tirana District Court with Decision no. 1778, date 20 December 2022. IAM has the status of a non-profit organization (center) with legal personality. Its ongoing efforts aim awareness of the structures and institutions of the central government to accelerate the process of decentralization and strengthening the role of municipalities in their governance role, providing continuous concrete results. 1 • • • • • • The Overall Support for the restructuring of administrative bodies according to the most sustainable and effective models, in accordance with international and functional standards for local governance bodies. Support for the creation of work networks in activities and interests between small units of local government. (Networks). Resolving legal and administrative conflicts. Support for local leadership. Increasing citizen participation in decision-making. Information system, openness and transparency of power and public consultations. Structure of IAM is as follows: • Board of Directors composed of founding members of the IAM, is the highest body of the Institute. • The Experts’ pool, composed of experts with experience in the structures of local government, economy and local development, infrastructure and urban development, social affairs and education, legal and administrative issues, local finances, agriculture and land use, administrative units. • Executive Staff composed of the Executive Director, appointed by the Board of Directors, Legal Officer, Finance Officer, and IT.

Mission and Objectives

The IAM purpose is to strengthen the levels of local self-government, local democracy, decentralization, and integration. It aims to assist in improving the management and technical capacities and skills of municipal bodies and administrative units, related to the design of strategies, making policies and their execution, increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of governance in improvement of public administrative services, responsibilities, accountability, and transparency in decision-making. Goals of the Institute are: • Increasing the administrative skills of civil servants and creating new capacities. • Creating a basic and sustainable culture in public administration in these units. • Encouraging and promoting the use of human resources in administration and management, engagement, and gender equality. • Support for reforms and deeper decentralization processes. • Increasing the decision-making abilities of local and elected bodies, in deep and rural areas,

Main Projects / Activities

Target groups: The Institute supports and assists local government units (Administrative Unit and Municipality), local public administration, government and management structures and bodies in these units, as well as central institutions at the local level. Specifically: • Employees of local administrations. • Local elected officials, Chairman of the Council, councilors, and Mayor. • Individuals who aim to work in the local administration. • Individuals aiming for a career in managerial duties and responsibilities. • Heads of departments/ young and new in the professional career. • Leaders of public enterprises in local units, etc. • Other local actors who support the sustainable development of the local government.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Trainings: In the area of legislation o Knowledgeandinterpretationoflawsandelementsintheconstitution,especiallyforthe part related to the law on local government. o Knowledge and understanding of various laws and legal acts of local government operation. o Knowledge and interpretation of civil service legislation and the labor code. 2 o Knowledge and comparative analysis with the legislation of different countries from where we can implement experiences. o Familiarity with drafting a legal act. o Familiarity with the drafting techniques of legal acts issued by local government bodies. In the area of decentralization and European integration o Familiarity with the European Chart of Local Self-Government o Programs and news related to the continuation of the decentralization reform processes. In the area of administrative reforms o Familiarity with the reform programs in the state public administration and that at the local government levels. o Training related to logical norms for the compilation and drafting of missions and visions for local self-government units. o Trainingrelatedtotheanalysisofpublicadministration,thetreatmentofSWOTanalysis. o Personnel management, and selection and qualification techniques. o Evaluationandclassificationanddescriptionofworks. o Internal control system o Citizen's card, etc. In the area of general management o Use of land, forests and pastures. o Management of local government properties. o Sustainable environmental developments o Management of human resources o Management of natural resources o Building a sustainable culture in local public administration o Environmentmanagement. In the area of political action and development o Political leadership o Administrativeleadership o Communitydevelopment. o Communication with the public and other local actors o Knowing and finding the necessary mechanisms and instruments for sustainable local developments. o Decision-making, etc. In the area of financial management and control o Financing methods and systems. o Budgetandincomemanagement. o Design and Management of projects. In the field of local public services o Management of waste, assets and natural capital in the municipality o Environmental issues and control of the territory and its protection o Agricultural development and rural tourism o Local economic development and partnership with business o Integrated social services and one-stop offices 3 Studies: o Watersupplyandsewageservice. o Managementandprotectionfromrisks,etc. • On classification of problems in the local government bodies referring to the factors present in the respective units, especially with the progress of the decentralization reform. • Comparative studies and analysis with local government systems in other countries, from which we can get the best practices. • Studies related to the structures and organizational chart of local administrations. • Studies of European documents pertaining to local government. Technical Assistance • Assistance in the field of project design. • Technical assistance and consultancy in the field of training. • Technical assistance and consultancy in the field of personnel management and administration restructuring. • Assistance and consultancy in the implementation of Local Agenda 21 and SDGs. • Assistance in investment planning, • Assistance and consultancy in the drafting of regulations. • Assistance and consultancy in the drafting of strategic development plans • Assistance and consultancy for archiving documentation • Assistance and consultancy in drafting the profile of the municipality or municipality • Assistance and consultancy for drafting the profile and structural organization of municipalities and administrative units.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Partnership Connection Network Sharing experience Sharing value Added value

Contact (1) Full Name
Aida Cacaj
Job Title
Legal Expert
Head of the organisation
Agron HAXHIMALI
Contact (2) Full Name
Klea Kambo
Job Title (2)
Financial officer and logistics

Institute of Dialogue and Communication (Formerly Book & Communication House)

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Rr. Pjetër Budi. Pall. Klasik. Ap. 11
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
+355 42 371 865
E-Mail
piro@idk-al.org
Mobile Phone
+355 68 20 23 362
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. International/Cultural relations
  3. Others
  4. Research
General Information

IDC was created under the name Book & Communication House in January 2000 with the help of Soros Foundation. It was created as a response to the critical need of Albanian society for an independent institution working for the dissemination of information and knowledge. Staff of IDC consists of 7 paid employees. The decisions are taken by the managing board: Aleko Minga, University of Tirana, Chairman. Diana Culi, Chairman of Albanian Women’s Forum; MP. Remzi Lani, Director of Albanian Media Institute. Piro Misha, Executive Director of IDC. Andi Bushati, Editor in chief of the weekly “Klan” The IDC budgetary resources available in a year are around 150,000 €. Its funding comes through various project related grants, through its publishing program, or other commercially oriented projects. Our main partners are Soros Foundation, US Embassy in Tirana, Balkan Trust for Democracy, etc.

Mission and Objectives

The mission of IDC is to encourage positive systematic change in Albania, serving as a catalyst for promoting public debate and critical thinking. Actually IDC is a multifunctional center implementing projects, providing expertise, information, researches, training, etc. Actually, its activity is divided into three main divisions: - “An Alternative Public Communication Space” which runs projects serving to encourage public debate and critical thinking. The target groups are first of all students, opinion makers, journalists, teachers, academics etc. - Information Projects which help in making of IDC a linking bridge between Albania and the rest of the world. Special attention is paid to the new technologies of information, culture and electronic publishing. - The translation/publishing projects. IDC offers its services to other international or local institutions and organizations for conducting researches, implementing projects, organizing workshops and training.

Main Projects / Activities

Some of the IDC's main projects/activities are: - The Mediterranean Project, in cooperation with Center of Contemporary Culture, Barcelona/Spain. - The challenges of globalization and Albanian integration in Europe, a series of conferences, in cooperation with UNESCO - “History of 20th century ideas” a series of conferences. - The role of religion in the Balkans, organized in cooperation with CCA Barcelona. - Being European; Albania & Europe, Past, Present and Future, in cooperation with Balkan Trust for Democracy. - Some of the 2005 meetings with international writers, Jacques La Carriere (France), January 2004; “Creating a forum on developments of Albania-Kosovo relations” in cooperation with Soros Foundation.

Contact (1) Full Name
Juela Gjermeni
Head of the organisation
Piro Misha
Contact (2) Full Name
Marenglen Pepa

Institute of Romani Culture in Albania

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Myslym Shyri, S. Pitarka 24/b, PO.BOX 154, Tirana
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
+355 (4 ) 2425717
Telephone (other)
+355696187840
Fax
+355 (4 ) 2425717
E-Mail
institute.irca@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
bledartaho@yahoo.com
E-Mail (3)
irca.romastudentsnetwork@gmail.com
E-Mail (4)
bledartaho@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
+355696187840
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2011
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Heritage
  4. Human rights
  5. International/Cultural relations
  6. Media
  7. Research
  8. Youth and education
General Information
IRCA is established on July 1, 2012 and is very much influenced by services provided at advocacy bodies such as the Italian Institute of Culture in Albania, British Council, Peace Corps Volunteers as well as the career advice, research and documentation centers functioning within universities in Europe and North America, with most of which IRCA initiators have had their own experiences. Composed of committed Roma university students and graduates IRCA’s work relies very much on the principles of voluntarism and self-help. Combination of volunteer advocacy with education services and recreation activities, has led to establishment of three youth networks including Romani Students’ Network, Romani Corps of Volunteers as well as Romani Youth Parliament - Forum. Most of IRCA’s activity is also featured in an online radio program entitled “Kanxura”-Radio. The organization structure of IRCA includes the Steering Board, Goodwill Advisors, the Executive Director as well as the staff 5 project staff.  IRCA has also created the Romani Corps of Volunteers counting over 180 member both Roma and non Roma students and graduates. IRCA has received funding from a variety of donors Open Society Foundation in Budapest, Soros Foundation in Albania, UNDP, Swedish Government, USA Embassy, Australian Embassy and AMSHC.  
Mission and Objectives

Mission: Advocating for Roma equal access in citizens’ rights as well as public and social services; Providing educational and career advice to Romani students, increasing capacities of Romani youth for participation in public life; conducting research studies for documenting and institutionalizing Romani cultural heritage; promoting intercultural exchange and friendly relations between Roma and non-Roma youth within the country and abroad. 
 IRCA’s objectives  fall in 4 main categories:
a) Intercultural dialogue:
b) Youth Empowerment:
c) Advocacy and Participation:
d) Institutional Development and Partnership Building 

Main Projects / Activities

During July 2011 – September  2015 , IRCA has implemented several initiatives which follow.
With support of UNDP, IRCA has been implementing RomVERITAS ( roma truthfulness) project providing career advice and counseling to over 100 Roma students and graduates  with assistance to apply for universities, scholarship, training, academic tutoring, job search as well as training in English.  Several trainings have also been offered to the members of RYP forum in participation in public life.
With support of (Direct Aid Program), Australian Embassy at Rome/Italy, IRCA has implemented the project “Promoting Roma identity and equal access in education in Albania through Roma online radio and volunteer engagement of Roma role models in Albania.”   We launched the online Radio “ Kanxura” who which allows IRCA to reach our Roma community.
With support Swedish Agency SIPU, IRCA has implemented the campaign Police is the public and the Public is Police, aiming at educating both police and Roma community with community policing services and interactions.
Soros Foundation in Albania has been supporting IRCA with trainings and assistance in organizing various advocacy campaigns is support of Roma students, and communities.
With support from the USA Embassy in 2013, IRCA implemented the campaign I am Roma - I am Albanian citizen raising capacities of Roma youth through trainings in administration of election processes as well as decision-making at local level. The project helped for bringing the Roma voice closer to decision-makers at central and local levels.
With the institutional support of the “Foundation of Open Society Institute (FOSI)” Budapest, Hungary, IRCA has mobilized Romani Corps of Volunteers who are voluntary engaging regularly in advocacy actions. Among the major actions implemented by this forum are the peaceful marching in support of Roma families evicted from their settlements, sending of open letters to national and international institutions calling for actions in support of Roma, requesting national library to use the term Roma in its reaching catalog and instead of the pejorative term “cigan”, collection and distribution of textbooks to high school students, etc. Currently FOSI is supporting IRCA to produce a textbook on interculturalism and Roma studies which will serve Masters students of Education Faculty at University “Aleksander Moisiu” in Durres and hopefully also at Faculty of Social Science at University of Tirana.
During these almost four years of existence IRCA has consolidated its institutional capacities adopting the organization’s strategy for 2015-2020 and has strengthened partnership with several non-Roma organizations, and research centers  and universities such as the Institute of Family and Neighborhood Life at Clemson University in the USA,  Peace Corps Volunteers, European University of Tirana center, Institute for Democracy and Mediation while has expanded its network of Roma and non-Roma volunteers. 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

IRCA is a Roma Youth organization that has good relation with community and several years experience on collaboration with varies  national and international networks. We will bring to this network, ideas and initiatives about cultural diversity and different programs working with youths.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

IRCA want to extend the collaboration network initiatives with organizations that have focus on youths work, Education, intercultural dialogue, human righs etc.  

Contact (1) Full Name
Bledar Taho
Job Title
Executive Director
Head of the organisation
Bledar Taho

Institute of Romani Culture in Albania

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Rr. Myslym Shyri - S. Pitarka 24/b, P.O. Box 154
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
00355696187840
E-Mail
institute.irca@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2011
Fields of Activity
  1. Human rights
General Information
Because there is no institution in the country which documents, and institutionalizes Romani culture, the Roma identity is often looked down and even abandoned by many educated Roma (the Roma brain drain phenomena).This has led to increasing prejudice and discrimination against Roma and their isolation and segregation while most of Roma developed a primitive living style containing early marriages, depreciation of school, work in informal sectors, big families abusing children and women and the like, often named wrongly as Roma culture or Roma living style. It was this background that inspired a group of highly educated Roma youth to set up IRCA and work on documentation, institutionalization and development of Roma culture and identity through Roma youth empowerment and gradually transforming into a leading Roma advocacy and think tank organization. IRCA is established on July 1, 2011 and is very much influenced by services provided at advocacy bodies such as the Italian Institute of Culture in Albania, British Council, Peace Corps Volunteers as well as the career advice, research and documentation centers functioning within universities in Europe and North America, with most of which IRCA founders and consultants have had their own experiences.
Mission and Objectives

Advocating for Roma equal access in citizens’ rights as well as public and social services; Providing educational and career advice to Romani students, increasing capacities of Romani youth for participation in public life; conducting research studies for documenting and institutionalizing Romani cultural heritage; promoting intercultural exchange and friendly relations between Roma and non-Roma youth within the country and abroad.

Main Projects / Activities

IRCA has been implementing a number of projects in the areas of educational mentoring and career advice to Roma youth, Community Policing, Capacity Building for Roma youth to take part in elections and decision-making processes, Systemic Response to Anti-gypsysm, etc. Transparency, accountability and professionalism of IRCA staff, has gained recognition by a variety of donors.

Contact (1) Full Name
Bledar Taho
Head of the organisation
Bledar Taho

Institute of Studies & Information for Integration (I.I.S.I)

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Rr.”Pjetër Bogadani” , Pallati 39/1 ap, 2/2
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
00355/4 22222-09
Telephone (other)
00355/4 22381-87
Fax
00355/4 22222-09
E-Mail
perparimkabo@yahoo.com
E-Mail (2)
lawalbania@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
0682242 155
Mobile Phone (other)
0692067893
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2004
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Gender
  4. Heritage
  5. Human rights
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Media
  8. Others
  9. Religion
  10. Research
General Information

IISI is an institute of studies in different fields of research, information on European, culture. The aim of IISI is to inform the public with the European culture, history and democratization. This will be provided through European manuals and data. Also IISI aims to prove that democracy is achieved only through ideas and culture. IISI staff is composed by the head of the NGO and its members. The budged of the performed activities on some seminars and round tables is 3500 USD awarded by SOROS Foundation. Up to date we do not have any partners. We have applied for 3 (three) projects at the SOROS Foundation but we have been granted money only once.

Mission and Objectives

The Institute of Information and Studies for Integration (IISI) is an independent body set up to inform the public about the European Union (EU) and the obligation placed upon its members. The IISI also works with EU institutions to help them gain a greater understanding of individual states and their people. The IISI aims to increase public awareness on the political and institutional organization of the European Union, on important documents of European Union from its foundation to the date, juridical system and its instruments of the European Union, the financial and banking system of the European Union and its operations, the European Union legislation concerning ethnic issues and national minorities, legislation and European Union conventions on issues as family women etc. IISI is committed to work with people of all ages and professions, regardless their socio-economic status or political orientation.

Main Projects / Activities

The activity organized by IISI on 29/04/2005 at Tirana International Hotel, gathered into a Round table session representatives from educational Institutes, High Schools, Ministry of Education, editors, students, pupils, researchers and academics that provide valuable contribute for handling many issues that education system is currently facing. Topics discussed during included the following: -The Teachers On-Going Qualification and the relation between wages qualification, contribution and individual values. The Dutch Experience in Teacher’s training, tools, methods, financial initiatives and institutional ways. The Role of Union, Community and Local Government in educational fund-raising. The Europeanization of Educational System, preceded by teacher’s training. -Organization of school curriculum. -Mandatory curriculum and the optional one, - the Dutch experience. The individual gifts, the leveled categories, the respect for individualities and the school democratic character. Curriculum harmonization in different levels within cycles and among cycles of undergraduate education. -Preparation of school-textbooks in a liberalized trademarked. The Dutch experience in school textbooks. Preparation & Harmonization of the levels of knowledge under technological and methodology ways. Textbook and the other ways of transmitting knowledge

Contact (1) Full Name
Përparim KABO
Head of the organisation
Përparim KABO, PhD in Philosophy
Contact (2) Full Name
Kostandin KAZANXHI Lawyer MPA

Intelektualet e rinj, Shprese (IRSH)

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

L Qemal Stafa Rr Daut Borici, 874, Shkoder, Albania
Shkoder
ألبانيا

Telephone
+355696065568
E-Mail
irsh_centre@yahoo.com
E-Mail (2)
irsh_director@yahoo.com
E-Mail (3)
irsh_coordinator@yahoo.com
E-Mail (4)
irsh_centre@hotmail.com
Mobile Phone
+355696065568
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1994
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Human rights
  3. Youth and education
General Information

Association "Intelektualet e rinj, Shprese" (IRSH) is founded by students, professors, graduated from different fields of expertise. The organisation aim is development of civil society and promotion of peace and stability in Balkan. The highest governing body is the general assembly which elects President and General Secretary. IRSH is an active organisation working on different programs of European Commission creating partnerships in all over the word. Since 2000 IRSH have established a center for the Development of Civil Society by having as main target young people. Through the network of Albanian Youth Parliament IRSH have worked through several projects to bring the youth voice into decision making processes. Since 2017 IRSH have established an office for Legal aid services by helping marginalised groups to access justice and increase transparency and accountability of public authorities.

Mission and Objectives

IRSH works in development of Civil society and promotion of Peace and stability in Balkan. IRSH count about 200 registered members which and as well is an accredited organisation for sending, hosting and coordinating volunteers and volunteer projects. Our fields of work are Human Rights, Social Economic issues, Youth, Art Sport and Culture, Media and Environment. Through our Center for the Development of Civil Society we have managed to developed several projects at local, national and European level.

Main Projects / Activities

Our main projects and activities are focused on: 1) Development of youth leadership by the aim to influence decision-making processes, 2) Education for democratic processes by encouraging dialogue and communication with elected bodies and groups of interest 3) Preservation of nature and promotion of tourism across borders 4) Promotion of art culture and sport as a tool to develop cooperation, promote cultural diversity and understanding among different cultures and peoples. 5) Increasing transparency and accountability of public bodies by the aim to increase public participation, access of marginalized groups into services offering to them legal aid services.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We offer our partnership and collaboration to work through different initiatives. We can share our experience disseminate information and develop training programmes among youth organisations, Our organisation can promote aims and objectives of the network among our local network by helping them to reach much more beneficiaries. As well we can provide a information corner in our youth centre and through our legal services office where young people can get informed about the activities of the network.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Our organization is always interested to share its expertise as part of national and regional networks by the aim to exchange and develop new project initiatives and benefit from successful models of the other partners. 

Contact (1) Full Name
Blendi Dibra
Job Title
Executive Director
Head of the organisation
Blendi Dibra
Contact (2) Full Name
Saimir Beqiraga
Job Title (2)
President

Intellectual gym for women

National Network
ألبانيا
Address

Rr. Mihal Grameno, pall Vjero, kati2
Tirana
ألبانيا

Telephone
35567304566
E-Mail
anila76_03@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2017
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Gender
  5. Human rights
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Media
General Information

Very well estambleshed ngo in Tirana, Albania. We are focused in generating a well educated network of intellectual women's who can think and act in global projects and bring life changeing apportunities for young women's in Albania. We are 3 full time persons working in the office. We produce seminars , cofference, texts, mentoring, and also breakfast meeting. We have a budgetary need for a year up to 20.000$.  We are working on making partners and donors.

Mission and Objectives

Enhance women's intellectual ability to think and act in the today's  globally world.

Main Projects / Activities

Cofference and seminars, mentoring.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Through our initiatives we can make big progress in our communities.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

To obtain grants.

Contact (1) Full Name
Anila Qinami
Head of the organisation
Anila Qinami
Culture
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Interfaith activities in Albania

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