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Social work specialists from Karelia learned about the experience of colleagues from Monchegorsk.

Follow-up of the project, supported by ICLD, is aimed at exchanging experience in the field of social work.

Partners and participants gathered in Petrozavodsk to discuss the results of the joint work.

More than just office talks, but trees planting too!

The visit became possible after the twinning relations between Lycksele and Olonets were renewed in October 2018

Study visit was devoted to the work of the three childrens' scientific and educational centers.

Water lessons are now held in Petrozavodsk for the youngest citizens.

The seminar was organized under the Nordic Council of Minsiters project Tutors' Bridges

A group of project partners from Petrozavodsk and Narva visited Copenhagen to learn about socializing through work for disabled people

On October 15th SKBIC signed a Grant Contract with the Managinig Authority of Karelia CBC Programme on implementation of the new project.

The event was organized by SKBIC, Ministry of natural resrouces and ecology of Karelia and SYKE, Finnish Environment Institute under the joint Finnish-Russian project AB Waste

Specialists working with employment issues for disabled people traveled through Karelia, starting in Kostomuksha and finishing their work in Sortavala.

On May 28-31 a study visit for Karelian companies working with wooden construction took place in Västerbotten (Skellefteå kommun)

Woodworking companies from Karelia will visit companies and wood productions in the Skellefteå municipality, the center of contemporary wooden construction in Sweden.

The seminar was a meeting place for the municipalities of Sweden and NW Russia, where they discussed progress of their projects and basic approaches to implementation.

Results of the two calls for proposals under ENI Karelia. Competence upgrade activities are planned for the schools in Joensuu and Kitee, which will also introduce new water lessons for the children.

A round table was held in Sortavala, gathering authorities, businesses and employment services and discussing employment possibilities for disabled people.

Participants of “No Limits in Life” project shared the best practices from Sweden during a round table. The result of the discussions was a deicision to launch in the city a social cafe for disabled and elderly people, as well as facilitate volunteer movement for promoting socialization of disabled people.

Project partners from Narva and Copenhagen visited Petrozavodsk to discuss project results and talk about the future.

A meeting was held with the Development Corporation of the Republic of Karelia