Recently, ECMI Kosovo held a crucial meeting that underscores our commitment to community empowerment and environmental sustainability. This gathering focused on the Roma, Ashkali, and Egyptian communities, with a special emphasis on those involved in informal waste collection.

On March 11, an important event unfolded during the ongoing implementation of the ECMI Kosovo Project. The ECMI Kosovo Project team convened for a working meeting with the Municipal Working Group and MED representatives in the municipality of Gjilan.

In the framework of these field activities, on February 21, we met the representatives of the Municipal Directorate of Education in Mitrovica, focusing mainly on the finalization of the Municipal Action Plan. Similar discussions took place on February 22 in Obiliq and Fushë Kosovë.

During February, the ECMI Kosovo Project team worked actively in the field in support of MEDs, schools and the overall educational process in the 15 targeted municipalities.

In February, the ECMI Kosovo Project team conducted meetings with key organizations overseeing Learning Centers across various regions in Kosovo. Particularly, on February 14, we engaged in discussion with Mrs. Ferdane Asllani, the director of Balkan Sunflowers Kosova.

It’s always a rewarding day for us at ECMI Kosovo when we came together with our esteemed colleagues from Democracy Plus. In a meaningful meeting today, we explored our sustainable development experiences through our joint efforts on the two sister projects Recycling Matters Activity in Fushë Kosova/Kosovo Polje and Recycling Matters Activity Gracanica/Graçanicë, with generous support from USAID Kosovo.