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Projects
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Youth Development and Empowerment Project
Supported and Financed by: Ministry of
Culture, Youth, and Sports, Government of Kosovo
November 2010 - February 2011
The aim of this project is to
organize a series of round-tables, debates, and seminars with active
youth of the Gjilan region in areas of culture, sports, and youth
development. As the initiator and implementing partner for
this project, KPPC in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture,
Youth, and Sports as well as other local stakeholders will draft a
report with key recommendations and concerns raised by participants
of the project activities. The report will help the government and
other stakeholders of youth issues to better address the needs of
youth in Gjilan in particular and in Kosovo in general. Please, feel
free to contact us if you need / want
more info on this project.
Western Balkans: An Opportunity or a Challenge for the Future of the
EU
International Conference
January 2010 - June 2010
This
is Kosovo Public Policy Center’s first Balkans public policy
international conference. This year’s theme focuses on the
prospects of Western Balkans countries for EU integration and the
role of the EU and its institutions in this process. The conference
is jointly organized by the Kosovo Public Policy Center, the
American University in Kosovo Research Center, and the
Victory University College
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The Western Balkans Policy Review
An Initiative of the Kosovo Public Policy Center
December 2009 - Ongoing
This is a semi-annual,
peer-reviewed, journal providing an excellent publishing opportunity
for young scholars and other professionals, including
well-established academics with an interest in the Western Balkans.
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Public Policy Paper Series
Supported and Financed by: Kosovo Public
Policy Center
December 2009 - Ongoing
This Public Policy Paper
Series provides a publishing and dissemination opportunity for
scholarly papers, including relevant thesis works, in key themes
relating to a wide range of public policies dealing with Kosovo.
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Youth
Volunteerism in Kosovo
Supported and Financed by: UNDP
Kosovo and UNV
September 2009 - December 2010
After the completion of the Support to Implementation of the
Kosovo Youth Action Plan (SIKYAP) project, sponsored by UNDP and UNV
in Kosovo, a Kosovo-wide survey was launched to gain insights into
volunteerism and youth activities across Kosovo. The target
population was Kosovo youths between the ages of 14 and 25. KPPC was
selected, through a competitive bidding process, to both undertake
the survey and write up a report based on the survey findings. Once
the questionnaire was finalized in close cooperation with UNDP/UNV
Kosovo, KPPC interviewed a total of 1200 targeted respondents from
all Kosovo ethnicities across Kosovo. The findings of the survey
have been presented in the "Volunteerism in Kosovo: An Opportunity
to Learn" report (available in
English,
Albanian, and
Serbian), which has now been approved for release by UNDP/UNV in
Kosovo.
Kosovo Human
Development Report 2008: What Local Actors Have to Say
Supported and Financed by: UNDP Kosovo / Swiss Development
Cooperation Office
June 2009 - September 2009
The
2008 Kosovo Human Development Report focused on Civil Society and
Development.
The complete report can be found
here. After the national launch of the Report that took place in
April 2009, chaired by the UNDP Resident Representative and UN
Development Coordinator, Mr. Frode Mauring, where the keynote
speaker was the President of Kosovo, Dr. Fatmir Sejdiu, a series of
regional launches took place across Kosovo. KPPC was selected
to organize and facilitate these regional launches where local NGOs,
local government representatives, and other local stakeholders were
invited to participate and discuss KHDR 2008 findings. KPPC was also
tasked with providing an overview of discussions from each regional
launch. These findings were published in the
KHDR 2008: What Local Actors Have to Say
report. This project was sponsored by UNDP Kosovo through SDC Kosovo
funds of KHDR 2008.
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