With great pride, we announce that Young Men Initiative, a project implemented by CARE International and 9 partner organizations in the Balkans won a prestigious education innovation award. This year, the GENE Innovation Award received 80 applications from 26 countries and Young Men Initiative Project is among the 12 Global Education Innovation Award winners!
GENE – Global Education Network Europe – is the network of Ministries and Agencies with national responsibility for Global Education in European countries. GENE brings together Ministries, Agencies and other bodies that develop national policy and provide funding for Global Education in European countries. GENE wishes to recognize the importance of innovation in Global Education through its Global Education Innovation Award. The award is intended to benefit Global Education projects that bring about positive change and opens peoples’ eyes and minds to the realities of the world, locally and globally. It promotes Global Education initiatives that can bring about this change through creativity, participation, direct action, synergies and innovation, and to ultimately inspire public policy.
The Award Ceremony is going to take place on Friday 6 October 2017 in Nicosia, Cyprus where CARE International Balkans representative will receive the reward.
With great pride, we announce that Young Men Initiative, a project implemented by CARE International and 9 partner organizations in the Balkans won a prestigious education innovation award. This year, the GENE Innovation Award (www.gene.eu) received 80 applications from 26 countries and Young Men Initiative Project is among the 12 Global Education Innovation Award winners!
GENE – Global Education Network Europe – is the network of Ministries and Agencies with national responsibility for Global Education in European countries. GENE brings together Ministries, Agencies and other bodies that develop national policy and provide funding for Global Education in European countries. GENE wishes to recognize the importance of innovation in Global Education through its Global Education Innovation Award. The award is intended to benefit Global Education projects that bring about positive change and opens peoples’ eyes and minds to the realities of the world, locally and globally. It promotes Global Education initiatives that can bring about this change through creativity, participation, direct action, synergies and innovation, and to ultimately inspire public policy.
The Award Ceremony is going to take place on Friday 6 October 2017 in Nicosia, Cyprus where CARE International Balkans representative will receive the reward.
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