News from CSOs

  • Meeting of the consortium of partners from the Digital Activism Program

    The Executive Director of the Metamorphosis Foundation, Bardhyl Jashari, participated in a meeting of the consortium of partners of the Digital Activism Program. The meeting took place in Sarajevo, just before the international conference Megaphone 2025. Program partners gathered in Sarajevo for two days of intensive networking, reflection, and planning for the future. The focus […]
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  • Closing Event “Smart Green Village for Sustainable Future”

    Today in Ropotovo, we officially presented the results of the Smart Green Village for a Sustainable Future project, implemented with the support of the Open Society Foundations – Western Balkans. The event showcased the key achievements of the project, as well as the findings of the pre-feasibility study assessing the potential of the village and…

  • From Waste to Soil – Successful Composting Cycle in Ropotovo

    Between May and October 2025, as part of the Smart Green Village for Sustainable Future project, a community composting process was carried out in the village of Ropotovo. With the help of three newly established communal composting stations, local residents, together with municipal staff, maintained the organic material as it “matured” and transformed into high-quality…

  • Prof. Marjan Petreski in the podcast “Where Is the Money?”

    In the podcast “Where Is the Money?” on Pari.com.mk, Professor Marjan Petreski discusses the Draft Budget 2026:⚠ As in our FT Commentary 43 (https://shorturl.at/67wyD), the overall budgeting framework is moving in the right direction, but a series of fiscal risks remain.❗ The inflation target of 2.5% is achievable only if fiscal policy supports monetary policy, […]
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  • DDI Hackathon organized

    Metamorphosis Foundation organized a hackathon as part of CIVICUS’s International Civic Society Week. The event was held in Bangkok, Thailand from 1st to 5th of November 2025. The five teams, working hard, completed and presented their demo presentations. Over the next few months, they will work on developing a prototype, under the mentorship and guidance […]
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  • Metamorphosis participated in the CarGrow 2.0 workshop in Bitola

    On November 19, 2025, at the premises of Europe House Bitola, a local workshop of CarGrow 2.0, the civil alliance that monitors and supports the implementation of the Reform Agenda and the Growth Plan, was held. The workshop aimed to present the role of CARGrow 2.0 as a civil alliance for monitoring reforms and to […]
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  • Our MK-MOD is officially featured on the EUROMOD European map

    ✅ We are proud that MK-MOD, the Macedonian tax-benefit microsimulation model – developed and maintained by Finance Think – is officially featured on the European models map within EUROMOD 🇪🇺. With this, MK-MOD stands shoulder to shoulder with the models of the European Union, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and other countries that develop modern […]
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  • No Label Movers & Shakers Hackathon — Kumanovo

    Empowering Young Changemakers Through Innovation and Collaboration
    From 29 October to 1 November, the Center for Intercultural Dialogue (CID) proudly hosted the No Label Movers & Shakers Hackathon in Kumanovo, in close collaboration with SOU “Pero Nakov”, who generously provided their creative and modern school space for the event.
    Over the course of four dynamic days, young changemakers from six countries came together in Kumanovo to learn, create, and innovate. This inspiring group included motivated local youth from SOU “Pero Nakov”, whose energy, creativity, and curiosity helped shape the vibrant atmosphere of the hackathon.
    A Space for Innovation, Dialogue, and Action
    The hackathon was designed as a safe and empowering environment where young people could explore ideas, challenge stereotypes, and design solutions that promote inclusion, equality, and social impact. Through interactive workshops, team challenges, and hands-on mentoring, participants:

    Worked in multicultural teams
    Exchanged experiences, perspectives, and talents
    Explored creative tools for problem-solving
    Used technology and design thinking to tackle real social issues
    Built long-lasting friendships and networks

    The programme not only fostered technical skills but also encouraged critical thinking, collaboration, and leadership—key elements for building more resilient and inclusive communities.
    A Diverse Group of Future Leaders
    Young participants joined us from six different countries, making Kumanovo a temporary hub of innovation and intercultural dialogue. Their diverse backgrounds contributed to a rich exchange of ideas and cultures, allowing everyone to learn from one another while co-creating meaningful solutions.
    Local students from SOU “Pero Nakov” played an important role, showing exceptional initiative and enthusiasm. Their active involvement highlighted the potential of youth in Kumanovo to drive positive change.
    CID extends its sincere gratitude to SOU “Pero Nakov” for their unwavering support, hospitality, and commitment to youth empowerment. By opening their creative space to international young innovators, they helped transform this hackathon into a memorable and impactful experience.
    The No Label Movers & Shakers Hackathon once again proved that when young minds come together in the right environment, incredible things happen. Their ideas, solutions, and teamwork demonstrated that youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow—they are the changemakers of today.
    CID remains committed to providing young people with opportunities to learn, grow, and lead. We look forward to continuing this journey of innovation, collaboration, and positive impact.

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