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Public Report 2003-2005
17 November 2005
- JICA and EFP-Balkans agree to Joint Initiative in 4 Schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina [2004.12.07]
7 December 2004
- SDC Evaluation Summary now available for your review
8 November 2004
- EFP-International Selected as One of Twelve Finalists for Prestigious World Culture Open Awards
12 September 2004 - (Sarajevo) - The World Culture Open (WCO) Awards Organizing Committee has recently selected EFP-International as one of twelve finalists to be showcased at the 2004 WCO Awards Ceremony in New York on 9 of September, 2004.
- TEACHING PEACE IS THE
FIRST STEP by Diana Strandberg in the Tri-City News
12 November 2003 (Vancouver) If war-torn Bosnia-Herzegovina can rebuild on a foundation of peace, can North Americans give up their violent ways? A Vancouver lawyer and scholar thinks they can. And Roshan Danesh says schools are the place to start.
- OFFICIAL LAUNCHING
OF THE EDUCATION FOR PEACE PROGRAM IN 100 SECONDARY SCHOOLS ACROSS BOSNIA
AND HERZEGOVINA
5 September 2003 - (Sarajevo) On 5-7 September 2003, a two-day Intensive Training Seminar in Education for Peace was held at the Saraj Hotel in Sarajevo to launch the start of the Education for Peace Program in 100 secondary schools across Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The participating schools are from 60 different locations, representing every Canton within the Federation of BiH, the Brcko District and all regions within the Republika Srpska.
- EDUCATION FOR PEACE
IN BOSNIAN PRESS, 3 FEBRUARY 2003
3 February 2003 - (Mostar) "Dnevni Avaz" by Jozo Martinovic
- SWISS DEVELOPMENT
AGENCY GRANTS 2 MILLION SWISS FRANCS FOR CREATION OF ON-LINE EDUCATION
FOR PEACE PROGRAM FOR BOSNIAN HIGHSCHOOLS
10 November 2002 (Bern) - EFP-World, an IT -integrated version of the Education for Peace (EFP) curriculum is currently being developed for introduction to 100 secondary schools in Bosnia and Herzegovina, through a grant of €1.35 million from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and a €2 million grant from a private foundation in Canada.
- JAPANESE GOVERNMENT GRANTS
€45,000 FOR "CREATING A CULTURE OF HEALING"
22 October 2002 - (Sarajevo) Representatives at the Japanese Embassy in Sarajevo have signed a final contract between the Japanese Government and the International Education for Peace Institute, an affiliate non-profit agency of Landegg International University. As an important step in the evolution of the EFP project, this contract will provide over 45,000 Euros for the support of a three-day training on "Creating a Culture of Healing", being held in Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina.
- INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
ABOUT EDUCATION FOR PEACE IN BOSNIA ENDS SUCCESSFULLY
21 May 2002 – (Wienacht, Switzerland) The international conference of 15-16 May, co-sponsored by Landegg International University and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), has ended successfully, with support and enthusiasm expressed by all for expansion of the university’s Education for Peace program in Bosnia.
- LANDEGG UNIVERSITY AND
THE SWISS DEVELOPMENT AGENCY CO-HOST MAJOR CONFERENCE ON EDUCATION FOR
PEACE
14 May 2002 — (Wienacht) Landegg International University and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation are co-hosts of an invitational two-day conference to discuss expansion of the university’s Education for Peace program.
- GOVERNMENT OF BOSNIA
AND HERZEGOVINA PROMOTES EFP PROGRAM AT THE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
IN NEW YORK
10 May 2002 - (New York) The Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina issued a statement on Landegg’s Education for Peace program to all 400 heads of state and heads of delegations to the United Nations Special Session on Children, held in New York on 8-10 May 2002.
- FIRST NATIONAL PEACE
EVENT OPENED
23 February 2001 - (Banja Luka) Hosted at the headquarters of the Office of High Representative in Banja Luka, a press conference was held to announce the opening of the First National Peace Event of the EFP Project. Attendees included Mr. Stevo Pašalic, the new Deputy Minister of Education of the Republic of Srpska.
- "PEACE MONTH"
JOINTLY PROCLAIMED BY MAYORS OF SARAJEVO, TRAVNIK AND BANJA LUKA
2 February 2001 - (Sarajevo) Mayors and Deputy Mayors of Sarajevo, Travnik, Banja Luka and Ilidza Municipalities officially proclaimed February 2001 as 'Peace Month' today at the headquarters of the OHR in Sarajevo.
- EDUCATION FOR PEACE
PROJECT LAUNCHED
28 June 2000 - (Sarajevo) Deputy High Representative, Ambassador Dr. Matei Hoffman formally welcomes the launch of the Education for Peace (EFP) Project in Bosnia and Herzegovina during a one-hour press conference at the OHR in Sarajevo. View Conference Report.
