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CESCI Balkans

About CESCI Balkans The Central European Service for Cross-border Initiatives (CESCI) was established in 2009 in Hungary with the mission of improving the efficiency of cross-border cooperation for the sake of weakening the separating function of the borders in Central Europe The association is seated in Budapest, but it has three further headquarters in Esztergom, Novi Sad (Serbia) and Košiće (Slovakia) CESCI focuses in its initiatives on the concept of border and aims to create multidimensional relations between people living on each side of the border, and to help removing the barriers hindering cooperation between them. Not only in order to make the everyday life of people easier, but also in order to contribute into bringing a mutual understanding and rapprochement among the people living in Central Europe and in the Balkans. CESCI creates cross-border strategic plans and programs, which serve as basis for concrete sustainable development.

Implemented projects for youth September 2015, Novi Sad

Implemented projects for youth Global Online Dialog 2016 Youth Power for Positive Transformation, March 2016

Implemented projects for youth International Music Festivals as CBC Hot Spots, July 2016, Novi Sad

Implemented projects for youth International Youth Day “The Road to 2030:Eradicating Poverty and Achieving Sustainable Consumption and Production”, August 2016, Hungary

Implemented projects for youth ERASMUS + mobility project Network Start-ups 101 August 2016, Hungary

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Ongoing projects for youth International Summit “Youth for Implementation of UN Habitat New Agenda” 17-18 November 2017, Sremski Karlovci

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