About us

Centre for Education and Development (CED) is a non-governmental organization which works in the Municipality of Tearce region since December 2006. The organization has as a target group of young people 12 to 28 years, and to achieve its goals always activities including youth, teachers, parents, leaders of institutions and other leading organizations.According to its strategic plan, CED in the next three years as has its priorities: Reducing deviant behavior among young people, and that by organizing cultural and sports events, protection of the environment, through awareness raising activities of citizens, improving interethnic cooperation between the nationalities living in the region, organizing joint activities.

Mission

Young people have skills, knowledge, and attitudes to take on initiatives and build a healthy and developed community where different ethnicities peacefully coexist.

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vission

CED invests in young people’s development through non-formal education, volunteerism and youth work fostering creative initiatives and mutual collaboration.

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main goals

The Association's main goals derive from its mission and vision. Within the fields of work, Education, Culture, Ecology and Institutional Development, CED will focus.

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What We Do

Education

By its own definition, whereby education represents the entirety of spiritual features or qualities, mental and physical, cultural habits that one gains from the systematic influence of school, family or society. In a word education presents different skill benefits to learn and to work.

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Culture

By its own definition, whereby education represents the entirety of spiritual features or qualities, mental and physical, cultural habits that one gains from the systematic influence of school, family or society. In a word education presents different skill benefits to learn and to work.

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Ecology

Since its foundation CED identified ecology as their scope. This need has come as a result of many activities and meetings with key people of the organization,
who have identified this area, and asked CED in the coming years to work in this program.

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Institutional development

Since its foundation CED identified ecology as their scope. This need has come as a result of many activities and meetings with key people of the organization,
who have identified this area, and asked CED in the coming years to work in this program.

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Projects

We create the things that we like to see outside, we love what
we do and work on projects that makes us better.

Completed

Today’s social media conscious society relies heavily on constant, coherent & creative communication with customers, clients & the masses.

Current

Today’s social media conscious society relies heavily on constant, coherent & creative communication with customers, clients & the masses.

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Projects implemented
153
Activities implemented
1493
Participants trained
1642
Participated in youth exchanges
18210
Event beneficiaries

MEET OUR TEAM

METIN MUAREMI

President

FAUSTINE POMMAREL

Volunteer from France

Ardita Asani

Project Coordinator

CAMILLE FERRARI

Volunteer from France

Diturim Xheladini

Project Coordinator

Ardonit Ismaili

Project Coordinator

NEWS

Together for a cleaner and more developed Sharr

web PolPartii1The Center for Education and Development - CED together with representatives of the youth wings of all major political parties organized the event "All for a cleaner and more developed Sharr Mountain" The event aimed to set a good example of care, promotion and preservation of the environment and promotion of the values Sharr Mountain as our common home, precisely by young people aspiring to be future decision makers.

During the event, young people from the youth wings of the political parties set a personal example by cleaning up waste, writing eco-messages and signing a joint declaration of commitment to invest in improving the environment.

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Government of NMK: Declaring Sharr as National Park

fotoSharri"Friends of Shara" welcome the Government's decision taken at the 49th Session on the Acceptance of the initiative to declare part of Shar Mountain a protected area in category II - National Park. With the proclamation of the NP Sharr Mountain, one of the largest cross-border protected areas in Europe will be formed, which will bring us closer to achieving the state strategic commitments for preserving our natural heritage.

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Yllza Eshtrefi for the PCF Magazine

YllzaEshtrefiFirst she is overwhelmed, then she doesn't want to go back home. Yllza attended the Summer Camp in the children's village in 2017 and spent two weeks there that changed her life. Three years later, the 19-year-old returns to Trogen as a group supervisor.

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Ecology Day 2017

FotoECO201721.03.17 Continuing its tradition of raising community awareness of environmental issues, CED organized Ecology Day 2017. Due to the presence of litter in the community, the main focus of the event this year was trash. The aim was to educate students about trash, its effects on the environment around them, ways to reduce the amount of trash we create, and how to properly dispose of the trash that we do make. In the weeks leading up to the event, CED volunteers led workshops in schools in various villages in the region.

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Civica Mobilitas, Final conference

4Center for education and development – CED in cooperation and partnership with Forum CSRD – Skopje, for 18 months worked in implementation of the project “Networking and advocacy of local communities in RM”, financed from CIVICA MOBILITAS Programme. The goal of the project was to advance the process of decentralization in RM through networking and advocacy of local communities.

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CED's First Little Prince Festival!

testtLITLLL CED’s First Annual Little Prince Festival!

Last night, at 17:00, CED successfully hosted its first “Little Prince Festival” at the Salle e Komunës of Tearce’s municipal hall and concluded its “Little Prince” writing contest. CED conducted this event in memory of local volunteer Besir Ramadani, whose favorite book was Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince.

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