When was the last time you were able to reflect on the development of your organisation and your own personal resources? The NGO Academy warmly invites you to apply for a scholarship for the “Civil Society Leadership Programme for Ukraine 2026”.
From September 29 to October 7 we welcomed 22 leaders from Ukrainian NGOs to Austria for the second edition of the Civil Society Leadership for Ukraine. After receiving over 150 applications and a thorough selection process in late spring, we were thrilled to finally meet this outstanding group and start the journey together.
It’s a wrap: the first Civil Society Leadership Programme for Ukraine came to a succesfull end – or at least the parts that took place
We are offering a new and tailored programme for leaders of civil society organisations and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) based and active in Ukraine. We’re offering scholarships for up to 20 participants for this application based programme.
Being active in sustainable development for 17 years, Future Plus (Viitor Plus) highlights the vital role of education in the field. Addressing Romania’s limited strides in environmental education, the organisation invited peers to participate in this event dedicated to fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing.
The topic of burnout is being explored in joint projects of two NGO Academy member organizations, City of Women (Ljubljana) and Common Zone (Zagreb) since 2019, which is where the idea for this Community-Led Event was born. The event was all about sharing knowledge on burnout in the NGO sector and different tools to prevent it.
Earlier in July, our member organization eematico invited to their Community-Led Event “Connecting for Non-Formal Education” in Bucharest. The event served as a catalyst for bringing together stakeholders in the non-formal education sector. Read all about it in their blogpost here
The second of our Community-Led Events was organized by our Member Organisation HUKI – the Croatian Office for Creativity and Innovation, and took place in Zagreb. Read their report here to find out how they tackled the challenge of equipping NGOs with essential digital skills and strategies.
On June 16th, we had the honour to hand out certificates to 24 inspiring individuals for successfully completing our Social Innovation and Management Programme.
Read about our first Community-Led Event, which was organised by CONCORDIA Academia and all about growing human capital in the fast-changing and unpredictable times we live in.