Comparative report by researchers from ARISE partner organizations, Centre for Education Policy and Education Reform Initative, for Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Serbia and Turkey is now avaliable.
“An important predictor of the future education of children lies in the socio-economic status of the family. If the family is poor, if education is not valued in it, there …
The first outcomes of the ARISE project, the policy reports and policy briefs, are now available also in local languages.
As a replacement activity for the planned Study visits that were postponed due to the current pandemic emergency situation, two thematic webinars were held in May for the ARISE consortium.
In Turkey, Consortium member Education Reform Initiative will be working together with grassroot organisation Kirkayak Culture, Art and Nature Association to strength the integration of students into community life. Established …
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Center For Educational Initiatives Step By Step will be closely collaborating with Association "Tuzlanska Amica" in the ARISE project. "Tuzlanska Amica" Association is a non-governmental, non-profit …
In Kosovo, Consortium member and Project Coordinator Kosova Education Center will be closely cooperating with Network of Peace Movement (NOPM) to implemen actions aimed at mitigating the impact of poverty …
Consortium member from Serbia, Centre For Education Policy, will be closely cooperating with Educational Centre Leskovac in the ARISE project. The Education Centre was founded on October 16, 2000. Based …
Consortium member from Republic of North Macedonia, The Foundation For Educational And Cultural Initiatives “Step By Step” will be closely cooperating with Association Centre for Social Initiatives NADEZ in the …
Civil Society Development (CSDC) will take part in the ARISE project to implement activities at community level. In Albania, in cooperation with the consortium member Children Are the Future, they …