As part of our ongoing efforts to support inclusive and transparent digital governance in the Western Balkans and to ensure that the training and support provided through DIGI-CORE are directly aligned with the real needs of local organizations, the project team is conducting a regional needs assessment survey targeting civil society organizations (CSO) across the three countries: Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia. The findings will inform the design of targeted capacity-building programs, including trainings, mentoring, and policy engagement strategies.

All civil society organizations operating in these countries are warmly invited to take 10–15 minutes to complete the survey, which is available online in the following link below:

Click here to access the Survey Online (in ENGLISH)

The DIGI-CORE project “Digital Inclusiveness for CSO and Citizen Engagement in Regional Cooperation” is financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, through a regional grant under the project the “SMART Balkans – Civil Society for Common Values in the Western Balkans”, which is implemented by the Center for Civil Society Promotion (CPCD), Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) and Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM). The DIGI-CORE project is implemented by the Social Center for Helping People in Need (QSNNN) in Albania, in partnership with the Edutask Institute in Kosovo and Center for Social Innovations Blink 42-21 in North Macedonia.

Stay tuned for updates as we move forward with the implementation of these impactful activities!