Social and economic development of a country is closely related to information and communication technologies (ICT), known as the technology of general interest. ICT and broadband technologies offer the potential to overcome many unique challenges and constraints that characterize traditional rural economy. TIK is increasingly playing an important role in economic and social development of the country.
Time
02/2022
01/2025
Countries involved
Belgium, Ireland, Italy, France, Hungary, Germany, Denmark, The Netherlands, Czech-Republic
Funded by
European Union
SDGs
2,3,5,6,7,10,13,14,15,17
Leader
European Environmental Bureau (EEB)
Partners
• Youth Environment Europe [YEE]
• Technische Universität Berlin [TUB]
• NYT Europa
• Global Climate Forum [GCF]
• Dialogik [DIA]
• Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS)
• Climate Action Network (Europe) [CAN]
• Central European University [CEU]
• Alleanza Italiana per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile [ASviS]
• Trilateral Research
CRLDS Role: Associated Partner
Description
While there is already insufficient support for starting a business in terms of effective and efficient policy support, regulatory frameworks, targeted consulting and investment availability, or venture capitalists have become even more difficult as "social initiative" is still widely unknown.
However, social enterprises, given the specific roles among NGOs depending on donor funding and regular profit-oriented businesses, combine two segments that were often incompatible: social work and doing business capital is not regularly deducted from equity. of company capital. This requires a specific type of entrepreneur who engages entrepreneurs in solving social problems, e.g. in the field of education, environmental protection, employment creation for people with disabilities, or poverty reduction, or the like. As social enterprises contribute to increasing the well-being of the population, they need more attention.
Introduction
Meet – Alb Talents Project, promoted by CRDLS Albania Center, in close collaboration with local, national and international partners aims to favor a profound reflection of political, sociological and anthropological caracter on the size and shape that the phenomenon of new generations mobility and circulation over the prospect of talent is taking recently. In this project will be engaged different structures as the businesses, associations, companies or foundations that work with foreign staff or how they absorb young people who have studied abroad and how do they find the appropriate local social capital?
Through this project Vlora “will run as a national laboratory of monitoring the phenomenon and experimenting the policies of their re-absorption. Youth, academics, experts, institutions, representatives of the business community etc will discuss topics and solutions that will be undertaken to make reversible the decision to leave the country and to convert the added value of their experience gained abroad.
All this, being convinced that only through new generations, with their energy and skills, their ability to be a bridge between the present and the future, between the territory of origin and global challenges, we can return to growth, generating development and welfare territory.
