Project DIGI-CORE

DIGI-CORE project seeks to bridge the digital divide and promote inclusive governance in Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia by empowering civil society organizations (CSOs) and marginalized communities through capacity building, digital tools, and targeted literacy programs. The project is led by the Social Center for Helping People in Need (QSNNN), in partnership with the Edutask Institute and the Center for Social Innovations Blink 42-21, with support from the "SMART Balkans - Civil Society for Common Values in the Western Balkans" regional grant, which is financially supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (NMFA).

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The Project DIGI-CORE is focused on three topics

Digital Inclusiveness

Transparent Governance

Regional Cooperation

In today’s interconnected world, digital inclusiveness is not just a necessity but a cornerstone for sustainable development and social equity. By bridging the digital divide, we empower marginalized communities, including rural women, the elderly, and disadvantaged populations, to access opportunities, participate in decision-making processes, and advocate for their rights.

Regional cooperation is vital for fostering peaceful and constructive relationships among neighboring countries. By collaborating across borders, Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia can tackle shared challenges, enhance mutual understanding, and align with Euro-Atlantic integration goals.

Good governance is the foundation of a thriving society. Transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement are essential for building trust between the public and authorities. Through innovative digital solutions like the mCommunity platform and targeted capacity-building programs, DIGI-CORE is paving the way for more inclusive, transparent, and effective governance in the Western Balkans. Together, we are working to ensure no one is left behind in the digital transition.