Category: News
Category: News
Prevention of Maternal Death – A Hybrid Event MSD for Mothers at the Parliament of Bulgaria
#TogetherforMothers On 19 May, the MSD for Mothers Project held a hybrid event at the National Assembly of the Republic of Bulgaria with participation of MSD representatives, global partners, EU experts, NGOS, MPs, MEPs. The event was held on behalf of the 10th anniversary of the MSD for Mothers Project, whose main goal is to
DetailsCivil Society Week 2022 in Albania
The Albanian Center for Population and Development (ACPD), the ‘Aulona’ Center in Vlora and the ‘Trokitja’ Youth Center of Shkodra join “Civil Society Week 2022 in Albania”, by means of the Forum “Youth and Voluntary Engagement”. #CivilSocietyWeek2022 #YouthInAction Partners Albania for Change and Development National Resource Centre for Civil Society in Albania European Union in
DetailsAlbania Achieves Another Milestone in Gender Equality
Great news! The Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) database recognized Albania among 19% of countries that were successful in Gender Responsive Budgeting (GRB) institutionalization. Globally, only these countries have a system to track investment in gender equality (within a poll of 69 countries that have reported on GRB application in 2020). Details are available in the
DetailsEuropeWeek2022
The Albanian Center for Population and Development joined the civil society fair in the framework EuropeWeek2022. In partnership with other local and national organizations, it works to strengthen the civil society sector and enhance its impact on local and national decision-making. Partners Albania for Change and Development National Resource Centre for Civil Society in Albania
DetailsHigh-Level CoE Conference “Beyond the Horizon: A New Era for the Rights of the Child”
A high-level launching conference for the strategy for the rights of the child (2022-2027) was co-organised by the Council of Europe and the Italian Presidency of the Committee of Ministers in Rome on 7-8 April 2022. This conference provided an opportunity for high-level representatives of member States and other international organizations to express their commitment
DetailsQuality Assessment of Utilization of Family Planning Services in Albania
The “Quality Assessment of utilization of Family Planning Services in Albania” is a study conducted by the Albanian Center for Population and Development with the support of International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network. The study findings identify areas of the FP programs that seemed particularly strong, with demonstrated promising practices that might be further evaluated
Details“Shadow Report” – Healthcare Field – Case of Albania
This Shadow Report regarding the protection of women’s rights in the area of health against CEDAW standards was prepared by the Albanian Centre for Population and Development (ACPD) in cooperation with 20 non-profit organizations. It is made of two parts: Part One, which contains introductory and summary information, including the recommendations of the report, and
DetailsHIV/AIDS in Albania
ACPD has published a brochure providing accurate information on prevention of HIV/AIDS among key populations, such as teenagers, school students, etc.. Click here to read/download the brochure.
DetailsDeliver and Enable Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) – Young People in Albania are empowered to realize their health, wellbeing, and dignity.
Through this intervention, ACPD will contribute to enabling and providing inclusive sex education for a safe, productive, fulfilling life for young people in Tirana, Vlora and Shkodra ACPD will provide access to Inclusive Sex Education (CEE) which provides young people with the basis to make well-informed decisions about their lives and bodies as well as
DetailsIPPF EN Partner Survey
IPPF European Network Partner Survey: Abortion legislation and its Implementation in Europe and Central Asia looks at the relevant legislation in 42 countries, but it essentially examines how these laws are interpreted by providers and experienced by women and girls. The survey was designed to provide a summary of women and girls’ experiences with the
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