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The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation between Integro Association, Bulgaria and the International Network of Maternal Empowerment Centers, briefly “mine — pass” from Stuttgard, Germany, in their efforts to create more opportunities for social integration of vulnerable Roma women. For the first time, it gives Integro the opportunity to explore thoroughly through an expert approach and transfer the innovative practice Maternity Centre (MIC), creating a safe, developing social space for women in vulnerable situations. In particular, this project will explore the approaches of the IC to create space and activities in them for the children of mothers who visit them and how to organise and conduct income-generating activities in the IC. We believe that these are essential elements of MCs, through which Roma women will more easily overcome the Partriarchal Forces, limiting their opportunities for social and employment realisation. The project will allow the study of another innovative practice — the Social Orientation Course organised for migrants in many Western European cities. By adapting it to the needs of Roma women from patriarchal communities who do not know well the macro-society they live in and its integration with other elements of the IC, we expect to create a social innovation that will increase the opportunities for inclusion of Roma women. The project foresees activities for research, adaptation and profiling of the two innovative practices in three Roma communities from settlements falling within the Danube. It builds on the results of a project funded in 2015-2016 by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg, a partnership project of the Network “mine — pass” and the Integro Association, through which three Roma women’s groups were created to launch MCs. This project is supported by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemreg because it contributes to the transfer of knowledge and experience in important areas for them and to their regional policy in relation to the EUDSR. (English) | |||||||||||||||
| Property / summary: The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation between Integro Association, Bulgaria and the International Network of Maternal Empowerment Centers, briefly “mine — pass” from Stuttgard, Germany, in their efforts to create more opportunities for social integration of vulnerable Roma women. For the first time, it gives Integro the opportunity to explore thoroughly through an expert approach and transfer the innovative practice Maternity Centre (MIC), creating a safe, developing social space for women in vulnerable situations. In particular, this project will explore the approaches of the IC to create space and activities in them for the children of mothers who visit them and how to organise and conduct income-generating activities in the IC. We believe that these are essential elements of MCs, through which Roma women will more easily overcome the Partriarchal Forces, limiting their opportunities for social and employment realisation. The project will allow the study of another innovative practice — the Social Orientation Course organised for migrants in many Western European cities. By adapting it to the needs of Roma women from patriarchal communities who do not know well the macro-society they live in and its integration with other elements of the IC, we expect to create a social innovation that will increase the opportunities for inclusion of Roma women. The project foresees activities for research, adaptation and profiling of the two innovative practices in three Roma communities from settlements falling within the Danube. It builds on the results of a project funded in 2015-2016 by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg, a partnership project of the Network “mine — pass” and the Integro Association, through which three Roma women’s groups were created to launch MCs. This project is supported by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemreg because it contributes to the transfer of knowledge and experience in important areas for them and to their regional policy in relation to the EUDSR. (English) / rank | |||||||||||||||
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| Property / summary: The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation between Integro Association, Bulgaria and the International Network of Maternal Empowerment Centers, briefly “mine — pass” from Stuttgard, Germany, in their efforts to create more opportunities for social integration of vulnerable Roma women. For the first time, it gives Integro the opportunity to explore thoroughly through an expert approach and transfer the innovative practice Maternity Centre (MIC), creating a safe, developing social space for women in vulnerable situations. In particular, this project will explore the approaches of the IC to create space and activities in them for the children of mothers who visit them and how to organise and conduct income-generating activities in the IC. We believe that these are essential elements of MCs, through which Roma women will more easily overcome the Partriarchal Forces, limiting their opportunities for social and employment realisation. The project will allow the study of another innovative practice — the Social Orientation Course organised for migrants in many Western European cities. By adapting it to the needs of Roma women from patriarchal communities who do not know well the macro-society they live in and its integration with other elements of the IC, we expect to create a social innovation that will increase the opportunities for inclusion of Roma women. The project foresees activities for research, adaptation and profiling of the two innovative practices in three Roma communities from settlements falling within the Danube. It builds on the results of a project funded in 2015-2016 by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg, a partnership project of the Network “mine — pass” and the Integro Association, through which three Roma women’s groups were created to launch MCs. This project is supported by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemreg because it contributes to the transfer of knowledge and experience in important areas for them and to their regional policy in relation to the EUDSR. (English) / qualifier | |||||||||||||||
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Project Q3899774 in Bulgaria
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Project Q3899774 in Bulgaria |
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189,126.0 Bulgarian lev
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199,080.0 Bulgarian lev
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0.95 percent
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18 October 2017
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31 December 2018
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Проектът цели да засили транснационалното сътрудничество между Асоциация Интегро, България и Международна мрежа на майчините центрове за овластяване, накратко „mine - мине” от Щутгард, Германия, в усилията им да създадат повече възможности за социална интеграция на уязвими ромски жени. Той дава за първи път възможност на Интегро да проучи задълбочено чрез експертен подход и да трансферира иновативната практика Майчин център (МЦ), създаваща безопасно, развивавщо социално пространство за жени в уязвимо положение. По-конкретно, настоящият проект ще изследва подходите на МЦ за създаване на пространство и дейности в тях за децата на майките, които ги посещават и начините за организиране и провеждане в МЦ на дейности, генериращи доходи. Смятаме, че това са съществени елементи на МЦ-ове, чрез които ромските жени по-лесно ще преодоляват партриархалните сили, ограничаващи възможностите им за социална и трудова реализация. Проектът ще позволи проучването на още една иновативна практика – Курс по социална ориентация, организиран за мигранти в много западноевропейски градове. Чрез адаптирането му към нуждите на ромски жени от патриархални общности, които не познават добре макрообществото, в което живеят, и обединяването му с други елементи на МЦ, очакваме да създадем социална иновация, която ще увеличи възможностите за включване на ромски жени. Проектът предвижда дейности за проучване, адаптиране и апробиране на двете иновативни практики в три ромски общности от населени места, попадащи в територията на река Дунав. Той надгражда над резултатите на финансиран през 2015-2016 от Държавното министерство на Баден-Вюртемберг партньорски проект на Мрежата „mine – мине” и Асоциация Интегро, чрез който са създадени три ромски женски групи за стартиране на МЦ-ове. Настоящият проект се подкрепя от Държавното министерство на провинция Баден-Вюртемрег, защото допринася за трансфера на знания и опит във важни за тях области и за регионалната им политика по отношение на EUDSR. (Bulgarian)
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The project aims to strengthen transnational cooperation between Integro Association, Bulgaria and the International Network of Maternal Empowerment Centers, briefly “mine — pass” from Stuttgard, Germany, in their efforts to create more opportunities for social integration of vulnerable Roma women. For the first time, it gives Integro the opportunity to explore thoroughly through an expert approach and transfer the innovative practice Maternity Centre (MIC), creating a safe, developing social space for women in vulnerable situations. In particular, this project will explore the approaches of the IC to create space and activities in them for the children of mothers who visit them and how to organise and conduct income-generating activities in the IC. We believe that these are essential elements of MCs, through which Roma women will more easily overcome the Partriarchal Forces, limiting their opportunities for social and employment realisation. The project will allow the study of another innovative practice — the Social Orientation Course organised for migrants in many Western European cities. By adapting it to the needs of Roma women from patriarchal communities who do not know well the macro-society they live in and its integration with other elements of the IC, we expect to create a social innovation that will increase the opportunities for inclusion of Roma women. The project foresees activities for research, adaptation and profiling of the two innovative practices in three Roma communities from settlements falling within the Danube. It builds on the results of a project funded in 2015-2016 by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemberg, a partnership project of the Network “mine — pass” and the Integro Association, through which three Roma women’s groups were created to launch MCs. This project is supported by the State Ministry of Baden-Württemreg because it contributes to the transfer of knowledge and experience in important areas for them and to their regional policy in relation to the EUDSR. (English)
3 December 2021
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Територията на ЕС
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Identifiers
BG05M9OP001-4.001-0100
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