WTD
Working Together for Development
Durée Pays impliqués
| 06/2011 06/2014 | Bulgaria, France, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, North Macedonia, Slovakia |
Fondé par ODD
| Commission européenne | 16, 17 |
Chef
ALDA
Partenaires
- Association of Local Authorities in Lithuania
- International Federation for Sustainable Development and Fight Against Poverty in the Mediterranean and the Black Sea area
- Civisme et Démoc
- L'Union des villes et villages de Slovaquie
- Association des conseils locaux
- Association lettone des gouvernements locaux et régionaux
- Association pour la coopération transrégionale locale et européenne
- Union des autorités locales bulgares de la mer Noire
- Réseau des citoyens d'Europe centrale et orientale
- Association régionale des municipalités Central Stara Planina
Contacts
Sofia Caiolo
projects@alda-europe.eu
En un coup d'oeil
WTD is based on ALDA’s long term vision of development and the method of multilateral decentralized cooperation.
The project uses a multi-stakeholder approach and focuses on creating strong partnerships between Local Authorities and NGOs. It is extremely important to support these actors, in order to ensure their ownership of the development strategies and to favor their full involvement in the policy making process, enhancing their capacities to act as development agents in and outside Europe. Local Authorities and NGOs have extensive knowledge of their local communities, and their joint activities and cooperation play an important role in the field of development!
Project's Associates:
Albanian Association of Municipalities - Albania
Communities Association of Armenia - Armenia
Croatian Institute for Local Government - Croatia
NALAG - National Association of Local Authorities of Georgia - Georgia
New Israel Fund – Shatil – Israel
Association of Kosovo Municipalities – Kosovo*
ZELS - Association of the Units of Local Self-government of the Republic of Macedonia – North Macedonia
BCSDN - Balkan Civil Society Development Network – North Macedonia
The Citizens’ Pact for South Eastern Europe - SRB
YÖNDER - Association of Local Government Managers, Turkey
Union of Municipalities of Marmara, Turkey
Objectifs
This project aims at empowering the role of local authorities’ associations and civil society networks in the field of development, enhancing their capacities to act as development agents in and outside Europe, partnering with the European Institutions in the implementation of the EC development policies.
Actualités du projet
Des documents
WTD
Durée Pays impliqués
| 06/2011 06/2014 | Bulgaria, France, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, North Macedonia, Slovakia |
Fondé par ODD
| Commission européenne | 16, 17 |
En un coup d'oeil
WTD is based on ALDA’s long term vision of development and the method of multilateral decentralized cooperation.
The project uses a multi-stakeholder approach and focuses on creating strong partnerships between Local Authorities and NGOs. It is extremely important to support these actors, in order to ensure their ownership of the development strategies and to favor their full involvement in the policy making process, enhancing their capacities to act as development agents in and outside Europe. Local Authorities and NGOs have extensive knowledge of their local communities, and their joint activities and cooperation play an important role in the field of development!
Project's Associates:
Albanian Association of Municipalities - Albania
Communities Association of Armenia - Armenia
Croatian Institute for Local Government - Croatia
NALAG - National Association of Local Authorities of Georgia - Georgia
New Israel Fund – Shatil – Israel
Association of Kosovo Municipalities – Kosovo*
ZELS - Association of the Units of Local Self-government of the Republic of Macedonia – North Macedonia
BCSDN - Balkan Civil Society Development Network – North Macedonia
The Citizens’ Pact for South Eastern Europe - SRB
YÖNDER - Association of Local Government Managers, Turkey
Union of Municipalities of Marmara, Turkey
Objectifs
This project aims at empowering the role of local authorities’ associations and civil society networks in the field of development, enhancing their capacities to act as development agents in and outside Europe, partnering with the European Institutions in the implementation of the EC development policies.