Since the beginning of the EU assistance programme for flood relief in 24 Serbian municipalities, the organization Help has employed its resources on implementation of two project components Construction and Income generating assistance (IGA) in Kraljevo, Kosjeric, Lazarevac, Svilajnac, Trstenik and Varvarin.
The education has a key role in identity-building and in multi-ethnic societies it is an important instrument for managing differences, said the EU Ambassador to Serbia Michael Davenport at the presentation of the study on possibilities for improving the teaching and learning Serbian as a non-native language in municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja.
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and Deputy Chief of EU Delegation to Serbia Oscar Benedict attended the launch of construction works on the reconstruction of the Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj primary school in Obrenovac.
Ambassador Michael Davenport met representatives of the persons with disabilities CSOs, pledging further support of the EU in their work.
Thanks to a European Commission – funded Twinning project, Serbia has taken one more important step towards accessing the European Union’s principal financing instrument IPARD. IPARD aims at getting the rural development in line with EU standards and improving the competitiveness of Serbian agriculture in foreign markets.
Young musicians from six South Serbian cities, members of EU-funded Nisville foundation, will perform at Nisville Youth Stage set in Old Fortress in Nis on Friday, 15 August, as part of Nisville Jazz Festival 2014.
After 13 years in a “temporary” camp, 97 families moved into new homes and became part of the community in northern Kosovo, as a result of EU assistance.
Within the marking of European Mobility Week, the European Union Delegation to the Republic of Serbia, EU Info Centre, and Secretariat for Transport of the City of Belgrade organise a drawing contest for primary and secondary schools pupils on the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Alternative mobility-themed drawings should not exceed the A3 format in size, and should be submitted by 5 September 2014.
“Whether they are pleased or come running to you to brag about how a certain class was, in my profession, it is nice to see that children are making progress,” says Snežana Đorđević graduated special pedagogue currently employed as a pedagogical assistant in Knez Sima Marković primary school in Barajevo.
Book about the history of homosexuality in Serbia entitled “Between Us: Untold Stories about the Lives of Gay and Lesbian…
