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.
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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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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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.
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.
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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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.
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.
Center for education and development - CED in cooperation with the Regional Rural Development Standing Working Group (SWG), within the project "Rural Development through Integrated Management of Water Products and Resources in Southeast Europe: Rural Perspective: Qualifications, Reintegration and (Self) Employment" implemented the two two-day Career Counseling training for 40 participants from Tetovo and the Pollog region.
CED, one of thousands backing the Football People movement Inspired by an international movement of more than 100,000 people, will be joining the #FareFootball People action weeks on 12.10.2017 ( 13.00hrs ) at Tearce Stadium when it holds a Football Tournament for bringing children from many schools to play together on the final event which will be held in Tearce and to promote anti-discrimination values.
165 children from 6 countries had the chance to be part of the intercultural exchange project in Children’s Village Pestalozzi , Switzerland. One of this countries was Macedonia, 40 children from Macedonia lived together with children from Serbia, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Moldova, Russia and Switzerland during two weeks, they were all separated into mixed Nationality groups and lived in one of sixteen houses, where they had to do different house tasks like washing dishes and clothes, cleaning, bringing food from the kitchen to the houses etc.
Vladimir Gjorgjevski, Project Manager at CED took part at the EU- Western Balkans Youth Forum as a reporter of the working group for entrepreneurship. The connecting Youth- Moving forward EU- Western Balkans Youth Forum took place on 11- 12 July 2017 in Trieste in the margins of the Western Balkans summit. The forum constitutes a unique platform of exchange and dialogue, bringing together 130 young people, youth organizations, academia and decision makers from the Western Bakans and the EU Member States to discuss common challenges and work towards finding joint solutions.
Center for education and Development took part at the Intercultural youth exchange in Duzce, Turkey with 6 participants and a Trainer. 44 youth from 5 European countries and Turkey joined the project that was named as Don’t Burn Your Future (Geleceğini Yakma in Turkish) which was organised on 01-09 July 2017 in Düzce, supported by European Union and Turkish National Agency.
Non Governmental Organizations and individuals in the Polog and Skopje region, known as “Friends of Sharr” platform, which campaigns to proclaim the Sharr Mountains a national park, react harshly against recent developments in these mountains, such as the opening of mountain roads in the unique landscape of the Sharr Mountains, in the site known as Leshnica. “Friends of Sharr” deem the construction of roads in the heart of the future park to be inappropriate and disturbing to the wildlife of this habitat.
