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02-04 July 2010 -   The second cycle of Training Activities for history teachers in Serbia was kicked off during the first weekend of July with an up-skilling workshop for teacher trainers. The event was also attended by representatives of the Serbian Ministry for Education and four more workshops will take place in autumn 2010, targeted at further enhancing the skills of history teachers in multi-perspective modern teaching methodology all over Serbia.  Click here to read the full article.

04 June 2010 - CDRSEE’s 2009 Annual Report available for download. Inaugurating a new decade of activities, the CDRSEE’s 2009 annual report is available for download! In 2009, CDRSEE saw its two flagship projects, Employed Empowered and The Southeast European Joint History Project (JHP) run full steam ahead and yield the results of success, whilst a new project, the Recycle Monster: Don’t Throw It, Show It! was created and implemented right here at the Center’s adoptive home, in Thessaloniki. To read the full article, please click here.

08 & 09 May 2010: The Recycle Monster: ‘Don't Throw it, Show it!’. CDRSEE in partnership with the American College Thessaloniki (ACT), successfully undertook its first public event in Thessaloniki over the weekend of 08 and 09 May and organised in the city’s Artistotle Square an educational campaign titled "Recycle Monster: "Don't Throw it, Show it!". The project was implemented by CDRSEE staff and ACT students, and the community and student spirits were high as the recycle-oriented events took place over the whole weekend. Click here to read the whole article! 

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Projects - Trading hope

Trading Hope

‘TRADING HOPE’ is an innovative idea to link retired volunteer business people in the UK and Ireland with SME’s in Southeast Europe, with a project pilot starting in Serbia.  It is a timely and practical initiative to support the transition of businesses towards global and European trading.

As the backbone of not only the economy, but in many cases, also the social structures, SME’s play a vital role in the cohesion of populations; a framework that had been destroyed by conflict and economic hardship. It is therefore essential to the progress and revival of the country to foster the development of SMEs so that they can modernise and survive in the climate that EU pre-accession brings.  As an integral part of the fabric of communities, renewed trade through existing SMEs can be a dynamic force for social and economic renewal. 

Should you be interested in supporting this project, please contact Ian Kehoe: iankehoe@cdsee.org.

 
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