Bulgaria Development Gateway

	Open Youth - Bulgaria “Open Youth” is a non-profit non-governmental organization, created and managed entirely by young people. Contributed by: Evelina Dencheva Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Women pessimistic about the state of the world Despite huge strides in recent decades towards full equality for women, it is still true that most governments and much of the global infrastructure are run by men. Assessing this global environment, women see the world as less secure and less prosperous than do men. They also see little cause for optimism about the future. Women are more pessimistic than men about the current state of security and prosperity in the world. More than 43,000 citizens in 50+ countries across the globe were interviewed in the survey. This means the views of almost 1.2 billion citizens (more than 575 million women and 540 million men) are represented. Contributed by: Evelina Dencheva Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) ECAS was created in 1990 as an international non-profit organization, independent of political parties, commercial interests and the EU Institutions. The association’s mission is to enable NGOs and individuals to make their voice heard with the EU. ECAS’ members cover different areas of activity in the EU and applicant countries: civil liberties, culture, development, health and social welfare. ECAS is at 53 and 57 rue de la Concorde, 1050 Brussels– it shares premises with the European Foundation Centre (EFC). The libraries of the two organizations contain a unique collection of EU and foundation funding information. Contributed by: Evelina Dencheva Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	New Project SEE-GRID is Launched SEE-GRID, the South Eastern European Grid-Enabled eInfrastructure Development project, was launched on 1 May 2004. The project aims to ease the digital divide between South Eastern European countries and the rest of Europe, pave the way for future enlargement of the European Union and contribute to the stability and peace in the SEE region, an area of unrest until recently. The initiative is coordinated by the Greek Research and Technology Network (GRNET) and consists of representatives from National Grid Initiatives in Bulgaria (CLPP-BAS), Romania (ICI), Turkey (TUBITAK-ULAKBIM), Hungary (MTA-SZTAKI), Albania (ASA), Bosnia Herzegovina (BIHARNET), F.Y.R of Macedonia (UKIM), ... Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Media, Violence and Terrorism - A UNESCO Publication UNESCO has just published a report on Media, Violence and Terrorism, designed to contribute to on-going discussions and reflections on global security and human rights and to reveal how fundamental liberties such as freedom of expression and press freedom have been affected by terrorism. The publication contains edited texts of papers and case studies presented at a Conference on “Terrorism and Media”, organized in Manila on 2 and 3 May 2002 at the occasion of the celebration of World Press Freedom Day as well as regional reports on status of research studies dealing with media, violence and terrorism. The tragic events of 11 September 2001 set in motion an ... Contributed by: Evelina Dencheva Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	PONT.Partner the Romanian partner What's PONT.partner? The webpage (http://partner.pontweb.ro) is an Internet database consisted of short descriptions and contacts of different organizations set up by registered users, organization representatives. The inquirers who have filled out the registration form can easily and freely access the database and can upload information about their organizations and the programs developed by them. Goals of PONT.partner Our aim is to help on Romanian organizations, enterprises, institutions in finding partners both at home and abroad in order to contribute to their projects. Our aim is also to encourage the participation of the Romanian organizations in national and ... Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Centre for Human Evolution studies and Ius Primi Viri International Association- Advanced Course For Educators And Trainers On Human Rights Education Acquiring The Scientific Foundations Of The Universality Of Human Rights, July 7-10, 2004, Rome, Italy The aim of the course is to provide educators and trainers with the scientific tools we have developed during more than twenty years of multidisciplinary research, tools which make it possible to stimulate the higher functions of the human brain so that the person becomes aware of, and responsible for, those values which are biologically inherent in each human being right from birth. Training aimed at developing a consciousness of these values is needed in order to allow educators to develop a truly effective approach that enhances self-awareness and self-management in students. ... Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	They Want to Throw BNT Back to Past Century Alexander Karpov is 42 years old. He is the Director General of Video International Projects. He was elected member of the Russian TV Academy that nominates the yearly awards. He is also the vice president of the National Association of TV and Radio-operators - a powerful lobby structure which maintains contacts between private e-media and government. Karpov graduated from Tomsk University. In 1990 he established one of the first private TV companies. In 2001 it got the award for the best presenter in Russia. He's been working for Video International since 2003 as a CEO in charge of international projects. Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Joint Conclusions of the Ministerial Conference on Peace Consolidation and Economic Development of the Western Balkans We, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Japan, the Minister for Development Cooperation and Human Rights of Ireland, representing the Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and of Economy of the Western Balkan states, together with the representatives of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Kosovo, the High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina, the European Commission, the Special Coordinator of the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe and major states and international organisations, met on April 5, 2004 in Tokyo in the framework of the Ministerial Conference on Peace Consolidation and Economic Development of the ... Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

	Speech by Goodwill Ambassador Mr. Dragan Stojkovic at the conference on Western Balkans Speech by Goodwill Ambassador Mr. Dragan Stojkovic Ministerial Conference on Peace Consolidation and Economic Development of the Western Balkans. Contributed by: Любомир Харизанов Add your comment \| See other people comments (0)

More: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30

add content

Terms and Conditions | Privacy | Editorial Policy | Contacts
Development Gateway Foundation | Make this your Homepage