The promotion of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a focus on SDG #6 – Clean Water and Sanitation, and SDG #7 – Affordable and Clean Energy, was realized through activities involving students from two high schools in the Municipality of Peja.
These initiatives aimed to raise awareness and encourage practical understanding of sustainable practices related to water conservation and clean energy use, inspiring young people to become active advocates for these critical global goals.
The project aims to raise awareness and empower youth and women entrepreneurs in the Municipality of Gjakova regarding sustainable development, the circular economy, and environmental protection. By delivering capacity building workshops, concrete economic opportunities and fostering active civic participation in sustainable practices, the initiative directly drives local innovation and enhances the overall socio-economic well-being of the community.
Waste separation mechanisms at source were distributed to the non-majority Roma, Ashkali, Egyptian and Serb communities, including a series of awareness-raising activities in the village of Serbobran. This initiative aimed to improve waste management practices and promote environmental responsibility, ensuring better waste separation and fostering sustainable habits within these communities to cooperate.
Students from four primary schools and the 'Odhise Paskali' High School of Art organized educational, cultural and artistic activities to promote the cultural and natural heritage of the Municipality of Peja. These initiatives emphasized the importance of preserving local traditions and environmental monuments, fostering a deeper connection of young people with heritage and community.
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