Bosnia and Herzegovina

Youth for Peace

National Network
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Address

Bulevar Mese Selimoivca 35
71000 Sarajevo
Bosnia & Herzegovina

Telephone
+38761502185
E-Mail
info@youth-for-peace.ba
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2014
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information

Youth for Peace is a youth-founded and youth-led organization; the main, governing body of the organization is the Assembly composed of 21 people, while the executive level of the Organization is led by the President and assisted by the Board of Coordinators. The number of staff employed depends on the volume of activities, Youth for Peace currently employs three persons.
The Organization has been financed by various institutions from the region, Europe and worldwide; fundraising is project-oriented and the average budget for previous years is around 80.000€.
Youth for Peace is focused on the implementation of country and regional educational activities while its international reach realizes through active membership in United Religions Initiative (URI) and Religions for Peace (RfP) networks.
The target group of YfP work are mainly young people, aged 14 to 35, being reached through seminars, trainers and exchanges, within a non-formal sector of education.

Mission and Objectives

We, young people of diverse religions and spiritual expressions, coming from different cultures and tradition backgrounds from Bosnia and Herzegovina, have established Youth for Peace to promote dialogue, interfaith and inter-ethnic cooperation, to end all kinds of violence and to create a culture of peace and justice for youth.

We are striving to have empowered young people who will be initiators and promoters of positive changes and will create a better future through building a society of equal opportunities without prejudices.

Main Projects / Activities

Youth for Peace is actively facilitating peacebuilding work in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region designed to combat divisions strongly entrenched in nationalistic, extremist narratives. Creating an alternative narrative to the divisive and destructive situation, directly caused by the events from the past, is the greatest challenge of peacebuilding work. Reaching out to young people, listening to their voices, giving them a seat at the table, addressing their concerns, providing them with necessary knowledge and skills for active engagement in society and enhancement of peacebuilding through non-formal educational methods – that’s the heart of our existence and work.
Activities that we conduct are designed for combating prejudices and stereotypes, defending human rights, advocating for democratic values and embracing freedom, enforcing equity and equality on all grounds: gender, religion, ethnicity, political affiliation, disabilities. An important aspect of our work is leaving no one behind and ensuring equal opportunities and access for everyone. Bosnia and Herzegovina has a chance to progress only if the population of the country understands and reinforces accountability and responsibility for the necessary change that has to happen. Our task is to motivate and inspire young people to understand the importance of their role in society and its progress. Through our work we mobilize young people and encourage them to take active participation in creating the future of the country and the region, stressing the uncertainty of the future without them and their participation.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Youth for Peace is an organization that is highly recognized among youth in BiH and by now has reached several thousand of young people inside the country, but also in the region and internationally. Our work is recognized within the youth population, but also by other stakeholders such as other civil society organizations, schools, foreign embassies etc. Together with other members of the network, we can contribute to strengthening the position and influence of the Foundation in the country and spread the word about its work. Besides that, many young people who are reached through our work can become familiarized with the programs ALF offers and can benefit from them. Youth for Peace also has a strong social media presence and using these channels the work of ALF could be promoted and become more visible among the general audience in the country.
As an organization, we are primarily focused on providing educations to youth through non-formal education, but advocacy and lobbying are also an important parts of the work being done. In cooperation with other members of the network, YfP will contribute to strengthening democratic processes and human rights protection, promoting intercultural cooperation, fostering community development as well as promoting, but also modelling sustainable development through supporting the implementation of sustainable development goals.
Besides that, we are part of other networks such as the United Religions Initiative and Religions for Peace, thus having reach to organizations worldwide. The work of ALF can be presented to our international partners and can result in new initiatives and collaborations.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

ALF offers a great opportunity for networking and establishing new partnerships across the EuroMed region. Youth for Peace operates on local, regional, and international level already, but new connections and cooperation is always a necessity in our globalized world, where actions in one place influence actions and events in other places. Being established in BiH and providing education to young people mostly on topics of peace education, culture of remembrance, dealing with the past, but also dialogue and inter-religious and inter-ethnic work the organization can find valuable partners among those belonging to the network, since many members within the network are coming either from conflict or post-conflict areas. On the other hand, the ALF gathers partners from all across the Europe and BiH is a country on its way towards becoming an EU member so having the opportunity to access and work with other civil society actors from European countries is always an advantage. ALF also offers different kinds of support to its members like participation in specific programs and financial support for the projects. Members of Youth for Peace and our participants would have an opportunity to join some of the programs and build their own skills, but also Youth for Peace will have an opportunity to raise additional funds for the projects and reach even more young people not just in BiH, but also in the region and globally.
We, in Youth for Peace, see this network as a valuable resource to help us grow, establish new connections, widen the scope and area of our work, but also to find valuable and trustworthy partners for long term cooperation, since members of the network cherish similar values and strive to improve societies where they work and operate. Finding reliable partners in today’s world is not always an easy task, but we believe this network could provide us with this opportunity.

Contact (1) Full Name
Daniel Eror
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Daniel Eror
Contact (2) Full Name
Emina Frljak
Job Title (2)
Program Coordinatior

YOUTH FOR PEACE SARAJEVO

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Peace education workshop was held on the International Day of Living Together in Peace

Peace education workshop was held on the International Day of Living Together in Peace

Youth for Peace, in cooperation with Peace Education Hub (Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo), held a workshop on peace education on May 16, 2023. This date is celebrated as the International Day of Living Together in Peace, so the event was an exceptional opportunity to celebrate this day and discuss how we can contribute together to peace through education. The workshop was held at the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Sarajevo. Students from the Department of Pedagogy, Department of English, and Department of History attended the workshop. Facilitators from our organization, Emina Frljak and Azra Hodžić, designed and implemented the workshop. Support during the organization and implementation of the workshop on behalf of the Center for Peace Education was provided by Prof. Ph.D. Emina Dedić Bukvić from the Department of Pedagogy.

During the workshop, the participants, through interactive exercises, had the opportunity to learn what peace education is, its contents and types, and how to make their future classrooms and workplaces peace-sensitive. The methods used during the workshop relied on methods from the peace education oeuvre, where the emphasis was on the participants, their experiences, and ideas, which they could connect with new knowledge and skills in the field of peace education.

One of the workshop participants, Suzana Benković, shared with us that "peace education can be one of the initiators of changes in society, and changes in society are necessary for a society to progress. Today's workshop was precise that one, although perhaps a tiny, but no less significant change in the adoption, understanding, and later in the application of the learned knowledge through the prism of peace education".

"Having the opportunity to participate in today's workshop on peace education, I can freely say that in addition to the knowledge I had in this area so far, I also learned a lot of new things. I learned what is included in peace education and what are all the advantages of implementing peace education in schools. I also had the opportunity to learn about very interesting activities within the workshop, which I had not had the opportunity to learn about and participate in before. Our presenters, Azra and Emina, did an excellent job, and I am happy that we had the opportunity to learn from them," said Almir Bulbul, a student of pedagogy who participated in the workshop.

During the workshop, the participants showed interest in the topic, were actively involved in the conversation, connected new knowledge with their previous experiences, and presented ideas on how they, as future teachers and pedagogues, can improve the educational process and introduce methods and elements of peace education into their work. This workshop is the first joint activity that Youth for Peace and Peace Education Hub implemented together, and we hope that our cooperation in the field of peace education will continue in the future.

Youth in Action– MAK Most Doboj

National Network
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Telephone
+387 53 226 307
Fax
+387 53 224 872
E-Mail
makmost@spinter.net
E-Mail (2)
centarrura@hotmail.com
E-Mail (3)
ljdj68@gmail.com
E-Mail (4)
ceci_makmost@hotmail.com
Mobile Phone
+387 66 114 575
Mobile Phone (other)
+387 66 113 553
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
  2. Youth and education
General Information
MAKMost is an apolitical, educational, and implementing organization, working for and with young people, consisted of children, youth and adults. Professional Management: 3 full-time employed key positions of ExcMng, Projects and Financ Managers. Associates - experts in target sectors. Pool of trainers-consultants. Teams of youth volunteers. Sectors of work: Education, (self)employment, voluntarism, consulting, sport and health. Target area: NE BiH. Beneficiaries: Youth, job seekers, local communities, NGOs, SMEs. Partnership: it's leading organization of Center for Rural Development network (public, private and partners from civil society sector). Other networks: TAC Association of trainers and consultants to SMEs in BiH; CS coordinating organization for LAG reg Doboj establishment. Average annual budget: from 30.000 to 100.000 Euro. Donors: MCSea/EC, ADF, IOCC/USDA, UMCOR/USAID, EC, Balkanactie/BelgianGovernment, Intercooperation/SDC, Zurich Canton, UNDP/EC/UNHCR, local authorities, private sector,etc.
Mission and Objectives

MISSION: Giving support to youth growing up into psychical and moral healthy, responsible, educated and economically secured adults, living into an equal, justly and healthy society. GOALS: 1.Supporting youth to reach their full physical, intellectual, spiritual and social possibilities 2.Encouraging them to be loyal to spiritual principles 3.Developing youth loyalty to their country 4.Developing the love and fancy for nature, sensibility for healthy life 5.Developing mutual people respect with all kinds of diversity 6.Making education available to everyone 7.Ensuring youth multicultural and education exchanges 8.Supporting youth enter into the labour market 9.Civil society development 10.Strengthening cross sector partnership

Main Projects / Activities

PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION:
Environment: EKO CIZMA ...; Increasing civil society interest in environmental activities ...
Voluntarism and job creation: Sustainable Return and Local Organizations Capacity Building Support; By education, practical training, employment and benefits towards poverty reduction; Internship - youth voluntarism in a profession; Strengthening voluntary work in a community; Job Shop.
Healthy Life: Healthy Life promotion; Recreation as a tool for social integration.
Local Development: Through partnership towards local development; Built Local Communities Develop Tourism in Ozren sub region; By rural tourism towards sustainable local development; etc.
MENTORING: small civil society groups, NGOs
TRAINING AND CONSULTING: NGOs, Village Boards, business star-ups (Planning, HR Capacity Building)

Contact (1) Full Name
LJILJA DJUKIC
Head of the organisation
LJILJA DJUKIC
Contact (2) Full Name
ALEKSANDAR STOJNIC

Youth network in B&H monthly bulletin No. 299

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front page

Dear friends,

Attached is the monthly newsletter of the Youth Resource Center (ORC) Tuzla and members of the Youth Network of Bosnia and Herzegovina for APRIL (number 299).

Read what's new in the world of BH youth activism, as well as calls for projects and activities.

You can find this newsletter at the link:

https://orctuzla.ba/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/299-april-2024.-eng.pdf

And all previous newsletters at:

https://orctuzla.ba/category/bilteni/

Best regards and enjoy reading!

ORC Tuzla team

Youth Resource Centre (ORC)

National Network
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Address

Hadzi Bakirbega Tuzlica 1
75000 Tuzla
Bosnia & Herzegovina

Telephone
00387 35 258 077
Fax
00357 35 258 077
E-Mail
orctuzla@bih.net.ba
E-Mail (2)
hcatuzla@bih.net.ba
Mobile Phone
00387 61 194 304
Mobile Phone (other)
00387 61 168 929
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2004
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Human rights
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Youth and education
General Information

Omladinski Resursni Centar Tuzla (Youth Resource Centre Tuzla, ORC Tuzla) is an organization for and led by young people, focusing on peace-building, reconciliation, the prevention of violent extremism and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle.

In January 2004, the inaugural assembly of the ORC Tuzla took place. Prior to 2004 and since 1995, we were a part of the international organization Helsinki Citizen’s Assembly (hCa), specifically of its branch operating in Tuzla. ORC Tuzla is coordinating the Youth Network in BiH, an ongoing project since 1997, which was started in 1997 on initiative and coordination of the hCa organizations from Banja Luka and Tuzla.

Mission and Objectives

The decision to found and register this centre was made based on the neglected needs of youth. Most of the NGOs in Bosnia and Herzegovina had been working in cooperation with international organizations or institutions, but youth organizations were left to themselves. Most of them did not know what to do in that situation and had to close their offices. This was a common scenario for youth organizations in smaller communities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which were not able to fulfill basic needs of young people without adequate help. ORC Tuzla will offer support and help to all youth organizations in need of assistance.

The lack of contacts and cooperation between the youth organizations in BiH has also motivated us to start with this initiative. Special attention was directed towards young people that live in small communities and cities in BiH, a mission that still lives on to this day. Since 2004, ORC Tuzla has continued with this project and has made it a trademark of sustainability for youth projects in BiH.

Main Projects / Activities

We are regularly publishing our monthly newsletter and sending it to over 5.000 email addresses each month. This has been an ongoing project since 1999 and we have published 248 editions of the monthly bulletin.

For the past several years, ORC Tuzla is actively working on including digital and online tools in youth work. In addition, as we are witnessing a rapid rise of violent extremism and spread of extremist narratives on social media, we have made prevention of violent extremism one of our top priorities in BiH and in the rest of Europe. We have started an online initiative, Citizens Against Terrorism (CAT BiH) as an answer to extremist narratives directed at young people in BiH. CAT BiH is now the largest youth-led internet initiative in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Our initiative promotes alternative and countering narratives, creating opportunities for young people in online and offline spaces. We currently have 6 active local teams in different communities in the country. CAT local teams are coordinated by youth leaders from the targeted communities.

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Miralem Tursinovic
Job Title
Head of Network
Head of the organisation
Mr. Miralem Tursinovic
Contact (2) Full Name
Emir Sejranic

Youth Theater DIS on tour in Bulgaria

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DIS Theatre Banja Luka is playing its new theatre performance “AEI” – The circus of evolution at the International Youth Theatre Festival in Vraca, Bulgaria.

DIS Theatre Banja Luka is playing its new theatre performance “AEI” – The circus of evolution at the International Youth Theatre Festival in Vraca, Bulgaria.

“The circus of evolution” is contemporary, entertaining, educational play by Nenno Harlekin (co-production of Harlekin Theatre Postojna (Slovenia) and Dis theatre).

DIS Youth Theatre (Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a well-established group from Banja Luka, with rich experience in regional cooperation and reconciliation efforts through theatre. It has considerable memberships of young theatre creators, both young professionals and non-professionals (young adults, students, high school students) who partake in exploratory theatre work. The long working record of DIS Youth Theatre comprises numerous national, regional and international projects and exchanges, involving a large number of young participants who have thus developed a significant level of intercultural sensitivity and skills.

DIS has been among pioneers in regional reconciliation youth initiatives, establishing projects, research activities in the field of culture, long term cooperation with relevant Ministries and stakeholders at all levels, organization of festivals and other programs of a multicultural profile since the mid 90-es and having developed by now an extensive and vibrant network of collaborative relations youth theatre groups from across B&H and Europe.

Currently, DIS has almost 130 members both professionals and non-professionals.

Dis - Pozoriste mladih Banja Luka

Žene Za Žene International BiH

National Network
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Telephone
00387 33 770 022
Telephone (other)
00387 33 770 070
Fax
00387 33 770 011
E-Mail
adnan@zenezazene.ba
Mobile Phone
00387 61 526 799
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1994
Fields of Activity
  1. Human rights
General Information
The organization Women for Women International in BiH represents the Bosnian branch of the international network of the Global Organization Women for Women International, whose headquarters is in Washington. The Organization aim is to provide social and economic support to the women of Bosnia and Herzegovina troughs trainings in various fields of women’s human rights and vocational skills. In addition beneficiaries (participants) receive sponsorship money (individuals from US every month send pocket money for those women who are in program). Program lasts 12 months. We have 30 people full time employed and additional 30 that work part time. In cooperation with local women’s association, local municipal officials, various institutions we implement our program in 20 municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Mains source of funding are sponsorship money from USA and various donors, most of them are from USA donors (private and institutions). Women for Women (Global Network) is winners of the Conrad N. Hilton Prize for 2006, the most important humanitarian award worldwide.
Mission and Objectives

The mission of the Organisation is to provide assistance to women during the post-conflict period to help them to rebuild their lives. The organisation Women for Women International provides moral and economic support to women to enable them to become financially independent and strengthened, and to underline the importance of their role in the family, the community and Society as a whole. Many of these women have, with our help, found the courage to start their own businesses and to employ not only members of their families, but also members of the local community.

Main Projects / Activities

Activities:
- Sponsorships
Provide sponsorship/funding which also means emotional support by joining our women with a sponsor sister from the United States
- Education
Education is in the field of women's human rights is aimed at raising women's awareness of their rights. We promote women's human rights and leadership roles in the local communities.
- Technical skills
Training in traditional and non-traditional technical skills are organized in order to give value to those skills that women already possess and which allows them to gain new knowledge which in turn, will help them improve their position in the labor market.

Contact (1) Full Name
Adnan Džano
Head of the organisation
Seida Sarić
Contact (2) Full Name
Džemila Džanić

Žene Ženama

National Network
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Telephone
00 387 33 219 640
Telephone (other)
00 387 33 214 673
Fax
00 387 33 219 640
E-Mail
zene2000@zenezenama.org
E-Mail (2)
zenezenama@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
00 387 61 136 610
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
1997
Fields of Activity
  1. Human rights
General Information
Žene Ženama is a self- organized women's group which contributes to development of civil society through empowerment of women and women's groups and advocates for respect of women's human rights in all spheres of private and social life. The organization's work and activities are based on: Statute of the Organization, Strategic plan and Working regulations. Structure of the organization/ Employees and volunteers: • Advisory Board • Management of the Organization • Working Teams • Administrative- financial service • Supervisory Board • Council of Beneficiary Groups Achievements: • 48 three- day seminars, • 17 local actions, • 614 workshops, • 116 round tables and public lectures, • 2 conferences. • Involved 54 women's organizations from BiH and region in network «Common acting» through the program: «Empowerment of Women and Women’s Groups in Private and Public Life», • Provided honorariums for 296 women and girls based on Contract on labor and voluntary work, • Provided small support funds aimed for sustainability of program activities of 15 women’s and youth groups in whole BiH, • Motivated 12.325 women and men citizens from all over BiH to voluntarily contribute to the goals and activities of the organization, • Printed 22 different publications such as: reports on our activities, manuals, magazines and translations, • (Database: researches, experiences, reports of governmental, international and non- governmental organizations, information form field). Partnerships, Solidarity and Collaboration Žene Ženama and: “Fondacija lokalne demokratije”, “Žene za žene Internacional”, “Unija ŽAR”, “Centar za promociju civilnog društva”, “Obrazovanje gradi BiH”, “Krug 99”, “HCA” and “Udružene Žene” Banjaluka, “Lara” Bijeljina, “Zora” Milići, “Sara” Srebrenica, “Pokret majki enklave Srebrenica i Žepa”, “Žene sa Une” Bihać, “Budućnost” Modriča, “ART” Glamoč, “Udruženje žena Doboj”, “Želja” Skelani, “Demokratski centar” Ljubuški, “Centar za djecu sa posebnim potrebama” Mostar, “Udruženje žena Tomislavgrad”, “Udruženje žena Odžak”, “Žene okruglog stola Distrikt Brčko”, «Privrednik» Stolac, «Oaza» Trebinje, «La Strada» Mostar, CRI Gacko, «Udruženje žena Teslić i Doboj», «Info Centar» Nevesinje, CAM and NORA Šekovići, «Centar za Ženske Studije» Zagreb, «Centar za žene žrtve rata» Zagreb, «Centar za mir» Osijek, «Homo» Pula, «Centar za građansku suradnju» Poreč, «Ženski Centar» Karlovac, «Žene u Crnom» Beograd, «Autonomni ženski centar» Beograd, «Centar za Kulturnu dekontaminaciju» Beograd, «Ženska soba» Zagreb, «BaBe» Zagreb, «Esma» Skopje, Women's group from Slavonski Brod, «BonaFida» Pljevlja, «Zenski Forum» Podgorica, «Sigurna kuca» Podgorica, «Urban-In» Novi Pazar, «Otvoreno drustvo» and «Antiko» Skopje and Gostivar, Kosovo human rights group, Kosovo Women's Network... are members of following networks: • RING • Women Waging Peace • Women Activists’ Cross Border Actions • Women in black • East- West Women’s Network • Women’s Court • V-day- Global movement against violence against women and girls • Daphne • Safe network • Referent Group Tuzla • NGO Council • Work and Succeed Together • NDC- Culture of Peace and Non- violence Network • LIŽ- Network of women members of Municipal Councils in Sarajevo region • “Be seen, be heard”, women engaged in Municipal authorities and women from NGOs create programs for economic and social reconstruction in local communities. • CSN-the establishment of a court support network
Mission and Objectives

BiH society does not recognize women's rights as human rights. Women's NGOs promote women's human rights as a priority and significant element of BiH society in order to point out the state of social women's needs in relation to health protection, social care, employment, health, accommodation, education and non-discrimination.
In BiH the scope of women's human rights depends more on political and economic situation in the country than on legislation based on international human rights documents.
The difficult social context disables realization of rights guaranteed by local legislation and international conventions and declarations. There are many examples of violation of women's human rights.
Most of women are not informed about possibilities that certain laws and institutions can provide.
Žene Ženama has played a very important role in civil society development in BiH in area of understanding of the concept of «democracy» and «human rights».
By working on improvement of lives of women and other marginalized groups and individuals, we recognized disharmony between speeches of politicians about gender equality and their rejection to accept women out of their traditional roles. It stimulated us to reexamine women's approach to human rights and to let human rights be a priority in context of democratic reconstruction.
The model of our approach to women's human rights helped women to get rid of old symbiotic forms regarding male/ female relations determined by culture, religion, state and economic structure, but it also made us different from other groups.
By providing unique creative space for women's empowerment and advocacy in area of education, social rights, security, peace and gender equality, «Žene Ženama» members built an approach that preserves coherency of women's human rights and women's solidarity in BiH.
At the beginning, women establishers of «Žene Ženama» had different motives. Some of them wanted a safe space for articulation of war and post- war experiences; others wished for a creative space in which they will reexamine their knowledge through feminist theory and practice and plan actions in order to make changes in BiH society in area of human rights and male/ female relations.
Methodology and working principles
• Team work
• Feminist approaches in definition of goals and values of the organization
• Good information exchange
• Respect of diversities
• Good communication
• Motivation and voluntarism
• Partnership and solidarity
• Transparency of work and actions
The mission of the organization is a guideline for everyone whose social needs can be satisfied through the organization’s work. It determines the organization’s position in the society.
The mission is everlasting and came as a result of common work on definition of goals, values and future of the organization.

Main Projects / Activities

Žene Ženama has developed a program which integrates gender perspective in interpretation of human rights, democracy, feminism and non- violent communication using unique and creative model focused on education and activities of women and women’s groups in BiH context.
Program called «domestic concept of women's empowerment» is realized through:
• Education
• Support and
• Promotion
Program activities are education, research, publishing and public work.
Žene Ženama is aware of the current situation and that is why we rationally plan the activities by harmonizing our real goals with personal and organizational capacities as well as with assumptions of the surrounding which gives us possibility to find alternative ways of action which will lead us to the society which respects and realizes women's human rights.

Contact (1) Full Name
Memnuna Zvizdić
Head of the organisation
Memnuna Zvizdić
Contact (2) Full Name
Theresa Maria Bešić
التعليم
المدن

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البوسنة والهرسك

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تتمثّل رؤية شبكة مؤسسة آنا ليند في البوسنة والهرسك في إنشاء شبكة إقليمية يشارك فيها جميع الأعضاء في بناء الشبكة وفي أنشطتها واتخاذ القرار فيها، وحيث يتم وضع الشروط الأساسية للتعاون والانفتاح والتنسيق بين الأعضاء وتلبية مصالحهم، كل ذلك بالتوافق مع مهمة مؤسسة آنا ليند.

نقاط القوة في شبكة مؤسسة آنا ليند في البوسنة والهرسك هي: التنوّع وتعدّد الاختصاصات والتمثيل النسبي في جميع مناطق البوسنة والهرسك.

إنجازات الشبكة هي: الاستمرارية في عملها منذ بدايتها في عام 2009؛ هيكلية راسخة للشبكة (رئيس الشبكة، مجلس الإدارة، الجمعية، الأعضاء الدائمون، الوثائق الهيكلية المصمّمة جيداً للشبكة (اتفاق التعاون)).

اتجاهات العمل والمعايير: تطوير وتعزيز التعاون الدولي والتشبيك، وتأثير الفرد وكذلك تأثير الشبكة على المجتمعات المحلية والإقليمية والمؤسسات الحكومية.

يتجلى توجّه الشبكة من حيث مجالات الخبرة والتدخل في المقام الأول في مجالات الثقافة والتعاون بين الثقافات والتبادل، فضلاً عن توفير الخبرة لشبكات أخرى في مجال الحوار الاجتماعي والثقافي والمشترك بين الثقافات.

وتتمثل الخطط والتطلعات المستقبلية في زيادة التعاون الإقليمي وأنشطة المشاريع مع الشبكات في المنطقة. من الخصائص الأساسية المميّزة للشبكة التعاون المسرحي والتعاون في مجال الفن (شتاء سراييفو، معرض الكتاب)، ومهرجان السلام (مهرجان الثقافة للمبدعين الشباب وغير المعروفين في البوسنة والهرسك)، والذي من المقرّر تعزيزه وتوسيعه في المنطقة ضمن شبكة آنا ليند.

تتجسّد هوية شبكة آنا ليند في البوسنة والهرسك بشعار: "اشعر (استطعم) بمنطقة المتوسط"

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