Kosovo

Turning goodwill into lasting partnership was the aim at the heart of the second Academic Diaspora Forum, which closed today after two days of dialogue, networking, and field visits.

Skills have the power to transform lives and open opportunities for young people. As economies evolve and the demand for sustainable solutions grows, the development of green skills has become essential to prepare young people for the jobs of the future.

Kosovo's rural economy is set for a boost, one that reaches beyond a single village or sector.

The international conference "Diaspora and Identity: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives" came to a close last week in Stuttgart, after three days of discussion, exchange, and planning between the Albanian-speaking diaspora and Kosovo's institutions.

The Business GreenPrint event brought together representatives of the private sector, financial institutions, international organisations, and development partners to explore how innovation, investment, and business leadership are embracing sustainability and Kosovo’s green transition.

A schoolyard in Prishtina turned into a small stage for big environmental messages.

Public services work better when they work for everyone. That is the core idea behind the Gender Impact Assessment (GIA) of Kosovo's Administrative Burden Reduction (ABR) process.

Kosovo institutions exchanged experiences and gained insights on governance, accountability, and EU funds management to support the implementation of the Reform Agenda under the Reform and Growth Facility (RGF) for the Western Balkans.

On this Earth Day, GIZ Kosovo, on behalf of the German Government, highlights how its cooperation with Kosovo’s institutions is supporting turn environmental and climate commitments into concrete action. From energy efficiency and renewable energy to waste management, circular economy, and climate-sensitive urban development, these efforts contribute to a greener, more resilient, and more livable future.