During September-October 2016, Co-PLAN and Metropolis supported municipalities of Puka and Malësia e Madhe in auditing the waste services as a first measure to start consolidation of the service after the implementation of the territorial and administrative reform.
The “Program for Regional Development Northern Albania” comes as an effort to actively support regional development in the regions Shkodra- Lezha, where disparities between urban-rural populations are even bigger.
The project ‘Performing Democracy: Urban Activism for Civic Democracy’ tackles the need for the community to assume its role and responsibility in city-making processes through increased participation in the processes that identify, raise, and address issues of collective concern.
Co-PLAN, in line with one of the goals of the Program for Governance and Integration – Contributed for strengthening the decentralized competences managed with the support of Open Society Foundation in Albania, undertook a project which enabled -in full compliance with the spirit and objectives of the Program for the Governance and Integration…
One of the new projects for 2014 was “Support to three Local Governance Units in mobilizing funding the improvement of Roma and Egyptian communities”.
The drafting of the Local Development Operational Plans (LDOPs) for the municipalities of Gramsh, Belshit and Peqini comes as a response to the various challenges and needs of the new municipalities to integrate different action plans…
Many Balkan cities today witness the positive impact of the local self-organization networks when it comes to cultural, economical, social and spatial revitalization of the neglected (and sometimes vacant) inner-city urban neighborhoods.
The geographical scope of intervention included 7 countries and 7 heritage sites: The Archaeological Park of Apollonia, Albania; The National Library/City Hall, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Roman City of Sisicia, Croatia; Archaeological Site of Heraclea Lyncestis, FYR of Macedonia; Gazi Mehmed pasha Hamam, Kosovo; Fortress Besac, Montenegro and Iustiniana Prima/Caricin Grad, Serbia.
The aim of the program is for Co-PLAN by 2013 to be envisioned as a successful and respected policy research institute in its field of work, contributing to the Albanian society through strengthening policy making and contributing to the higher education in Albania.
Viti 2012 shënoi dhe vitin e tretë të zbatimit për projektin “Promovimi i Partneriteteve për Qytetete të Mundësive të Përbashkëta – Ngritja e Kapaciteteve për Planifikimin Territorial Gjithpërfshirës”.