Ukraina
Admission requirements
Invited countries All countries on the OECD-DAC listed ODA-eligible countries, are eligible for the programme, but if a local election is held during the year when the training takes place, […]
Programme structure
The training consists of three compulsory workshops, of which all three are full time scheduled trainings. Periods between workshops are homebased. The total duration of the programme is 12 months. […]
Programme objectives
The programme aims to provide the following changes in the participant: During the training, the participant will work on her change process and implement a strategy to make the local authority equitable, […]
Programme structure
Human Rights Based Approach The training consists of four compulsory workshops, of which all four are full time scheduled trainings. Periods between workshops are homebased. The total duration of the […]
Alumni & Associates
Have you ever participated in an ICLD programme? Here is an opportunity to continue your cooperation with ICLD as part of our Alumni programme! Networking, cooperation, workshops and exchange of knowledge is the core of the programme. We have now opened up our Alumni programme to all former ICLD participants. Come and join us!
Mariestad and Kamyanets-Podilskiy, Ukraine and Ukmerge, Lithuania
Project: Sustainable municipalities The project aims to discuss and work with the main problem – how to improve unsustainable solutions for cities and communities (number 9 and 11 in UN global […]
Workshop i Belgrad för hållbar stadsplanering
En fyra dagars workshop i Belgrad blev startskottet för ICLD:s internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom stadsplanering – Enabling Local Democracy and Inclusive Urban Planning through the SymbioCity Approach. Tjugo deltagare från Ukraina, Turkiet, Makedonien och Serbien deltog. – De var väldigt entusiastiska, vi fick till ett bra arbetsklimat runt de metoder vi lärde dem. Vi blandade föreläsningar,…
Zmijivka – Pilot village in a period of transition 2017 – 2020
The background is that in 1930 Gotland receive the majority of the returning Swedes from Gammalsvenskbyn in Ukraine, after they arrived in Sweden in 1929. The Swedish villagers have been […]
