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Exciting news from our recent meeting! CCIS partnering in a new Erasmus+ project The DIGITCRESHE project is making strides to enhance the quality of Higher Education programs for the Creative and Cultural Sector (CCS) in the Western Balkans. The focus is on ensuring student satisfaction, boosting graduates’ competitiveness in the
CCIS Diving into dynamic conversation at UNDP Albania’s session on Future Trends and Signals Exploring what lies ahead and paving the way for positive change.
On October 30, we held our Steering Committee Meeting, marking a key moment in our project’s progress. We are happy to share that the Stakeholder Engagement and Sustainability Plan, as well as our comprehensive Stakeholder Database, have been officially approved! Kudos to @SCiDEV for leading this process and all partners
Today in Brussels, CCIS participated in the kick-off meeting as the Committee member for the COST Action “The Action Comparative Research on the Executive Triangle in Europe (CoREx). The Center for Comparative and International Studies is a dedicated participant in advancing Albania’s European integration journey. Our European Vision is a
We are committed to work with and for youth! Happy International Youth Day!
We at CCIS are honored to be part of a great U2SID Project! We lead the monitoring and evaluation WP University to Society Collaborations for Inclusive Digital Transformation in the Western Balkans (U2SID) is an ErasmusPlus CBHE project, led by Universiteti i Shkodrës “Luigj Gurakuqi” . Let us present you our consortium
“Tirana ime Ndryshe – Panairi i Ideve” një grup studentësh të Universitetit Mesdhetar të Shqipërisë, pedagogë të rinj dhe të rinj të angazhuar në jetën e qytetit organizuan bashkë me CCIS një takim ku ndanë ide e argumenta sesa vlerë të shtuar ka përfshirja e të rinjve në vendimmarrjet e
We at CCIS belive and promote through our projects that having a workforce with the skills that are in demand contributes to sustainable growth, leads to more innovation and improves companies’ competitiveness. Skilled workers enjoy better job opportunities as well as broader possibilities to fully engage in society. This is
Social media remains an important communicative tool and we now know more about these platforms than ever before. CCIS staff joint 25 other international NGOs in a social media training with IRI Press Secretary Austin Akers who lead a discussion on leveraging your social media presence to optimize outreach, including
We are thrilled to announce that CCIS and some of USIApartners have developed a new ErasmusPlus Capacity Building Project: “University to Society Collaborations for Inclusive Digital Transformation in the Western Balkans” U2SID, expanding with new partners in Albania and the WesternBalkans. The Kick Off meeting event during May 2-5, in