Youth and Society
Prosperity and stability in Albania and in the Western Balkans can be achieved only by a joint focus on economic and social questions within the framework of a new policy approach based on social cohesion. A new social and economic model needs to be implemented in Albania. CDI believes that this social and economic model should promote progressive taxation and social protection programmes designed to reduce income and wealth inequalities. Fiscal transparency and open governance are the first steps towards building institutions that enable citizen participation in decision-making.
Furthermore, Education system reform is a necessary condition for productivity growth and shifting towards an increased added value economy. A proper education reform process must introduce an integrated education system based on Western European models.
Through the “Youth and Society” programme, CDI aims to strengthen the national and regional debate on pressing topics related to youth, migration, security and advocate for better living conditions for all citizens. Through research, activities and flagship initiatives CDI supports a more ambitious social reform agenda addressing social challenges in education, employment and healthcare. Our goal is to promote sustainable and responsible policy solutions through a constructive social dialogue.
Topics
Migration; Labour Market; Social Cohesion; Youth cooperation; Environment
- SOFIA SUMMIT 2020 | Takeaways and Lessons Learnt
- YOUTH: FROM POZNAN TO SOFIA
- Disconnected! Youth in disadvantaged areas
- Getting to know the Regional Youth Cooperation Office Brochure
- Getting to know the Regional Youth Cooperation Office Brochure
- Getting to know the Regional Youth Cooperation Office Brochure
- Let’s know Regional Youth Cooperation Office
- Disconnected: Return from Germany and Reintegration Challenges of Albanian Asylum Seeker
- Factsheet Comprehending Albanian migration to Germany: 2014-2016
- Comprehending Albanian migration to Germany: 2014-2016
- A Mapping and Comparative Assessment of Youth Organizations in the Western Balkans
- Albania in the Western Balkans route August 2015 – June 2016
- An insight to youth organizations in Albania, Montenegro and Serbia
- EIRENE – European Intercultural Education towards a New Era of Understanding
- EIRENE – European Intercultural Education towards a New Era of Understanding
- Social Cohesion at the Centre: A New Initiative for Stability and Prosperity in the Western Balkans
- Career Advisory
- Youth employment trends in Albania: What is the market looking for?
- Career Advisory
- Shaping the Future in Albania: Civil society’s questions and answers to current issues
- Prespa National Park, Education and Sensibilisation Campaign
- Minorities and local development in Adriatic Countries: Business charter on diversity management
- Citizen movements and environmental protection in Albania
- Youth and migration: a common retrospective on the migration phenomenon
- WBYCP’s strategic meeting in Tirana
- Trilateral Training “Ideas and Actions for Europe: Energy and Environment in the 21st Century” kicks off in Dijon
- Presentation of the findings of the research “Understanding re-integration challenges of Albanian Returnees from Germany 2014-2017”
- Round-table “Comprehending Albanian Migration to Germany: 2014-2016”
- Workshop “Migrant’s Path to Europe: the Albanian Step of the Balkan Route”
- Mission in the framework of the project “The management of migration flows: Analysis and Strategies for Solutions”
- 1st Adriatic Intercultural Day 31-01-2014 in Rovinj, HR
- SIMPLE project has been selected as a best practice project in the IPA Annual Report 2012 of the European Commission
- Simple Project launches its website
- Intensive Training on project management SIMPLE – Pescara, Itali, 25-26 July 2011
Workshop I – Towards inter-institutional cooperation in the field of migration
Regional Youth Leadership Forum
Youth and migration: a common retrospective on the migration phenomenon
“Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow” Exhibition, Durrës
Round-table “Comprehending Albanian Migration to Germany: 2014-2016”
Workshop “Migrant’s Path to Europe: the Albanian Step of the Balkan Route”