The project They were, those people, a kind of solution is a long-term collaborative platform of What, How & for Whom/WHW from Zagreb, Tensta konsthall from Stockholm, eipcp - European Institute for Progressive Cultural Policies from Vienna, and Centre for Peace Studies (CMS) from Zagreb.
More information here: http://kindofsolution.org
The transnational project ‘Balkan Refugee Trail – A Pathway for European Solidarity’ included and benefitted a large number of people – project partners, experts from theory and practice, conference audiences (local events as well as final BRT Conference), involved artists and civil society initiative representatives.
After undergoing profound political transformations, the Danube region is now facing diverse demographic, labour market and migration challenges, yet lacks the appropriate multi-level governance support structures, especially in the field of migrants' economic integration. With the goal of achieving cohesion and economic development in the Danube region, DRIM's objective is to enhance the capacity of public institutions for promoting migrants’ economic integration, understood as fair access to employment, work and skills enhancement.
Centre for Peace Studies started to implement project Balkan Refugee trail – A Pathway to European Solidarty co-financed by the Europe for Citizens Programm of the European Union - Democratic engagement and civic participation.
The aim of this project is to increase social and political influence of civil society organizations in Croatia through the development of innovative ways of effective protection and promotion of human rights.
