Co-PLAN today held the second roundtable in Durrës as part of the #GreenAL project, bringing together a diverse group of activists, civil society organization representatives, educational institutions, and officials from the Durrës Municipality. The event, which took place in a central location in Durrës, primarily focused on providing valuable insights into the continuation of the #GreenAL initiative. It also emphasized the various opportunities the project presents for promoting sustainable development in the region. Moreover, the roundtable served as a key milestone in advancing the project’s goals while fostering collaboration between different sector
Participants of the second roundtable in Durrës discussed a wide range of environmental challenges facing the region.
Key topics included climate change, pollution, and biodiversity conservation. The overarching goal was to address these issues through coordinated action. In particular, the event aimed to promote open dialogue and build a deeper understanding of the environmental needs within Durrës County. As a result, participants explored how local communities, government institutions, and other stakeholders could work together to create effective, long-term solutions.
Additionally, this roundtable highlighted the critical role of education and awareness in promoting sustainable practices across the region. Educational institutions were recognized as pivotal partners in engaging the younger generation in environmental advocacy and action. Furthermore, strengthening local partnerships and ensuring community involvement were key themes of the roundtable. This aligned with the #GreenAL project’s broader objectives.
Ultimately, the second roundtable in Durrës concluded with a collective commitment to advancing the #GreenAL project’s goals. Participants agreed on the importance of ongoing collaboration and innovative approaches to addressing environmental challenges. By bringing together diverse stakeholders, the event paved the way for a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future in Durrës and beyond. The outcomes of this event will play a crucial role in shaping the next steps of the project, ensuring that environmental solutions are both impactful and sustainable.
The #GreenAL project is financed by the Swedish International Agency for Cooperation and Development (Sida) with funds from the Swedish Government Embassy of Sweden in Tirana and implemented by Co-PLAN Institute for Habitat Development in cooperation with VIS Albania and COSV – Cooperazione per lo Sviluppo
