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GTF is held frist implementers strategic planning workshop and project launch in Zagreb 15.-18.12.2011.

The workshop was attended by experts, government representatives and non governmental and international organizations to agree a strategic plan for the entire project an a number of national and regional activities. The workshop agreed to support the introduction od LEADER+ approach in development policy of rural development, also LEADER+ enables the development LAGs, through which to handle rural development.The workshop also agreed national strategic plan which includes elaboration: Partners, Resources, SWOT analysis of women in rural development, LEADER status, action plan (sustainable).

Word formation, and it was agreed that needed to choose two women to a conference in Skopje (22.,23. i 24. 11.2012.). In the plan of participants for implementing the strategic plan are national stakeholders, international agencies, 10-12 community leaders, experts and national coordinator + the National Expert (GTF)

Plan of activites

HRVATSKA KUĆA MATERINA PRIČA pozvala je na otvorenje izložbe slika iz ciklusa ARHIPELAG slikara i pjesnika

DAVORA VUKOVIĆA u srijedu, 9. svibnja 2012 u prostoru Hrvatske kuće MATERINA PRIČA u Zagrebu, sve ljubitelje umjetnosti. Izložbu je otvorila dr. Mirjana Repanić – Braun, povjesničarka umjetnosti

Pozdravnu riječ slikaru prije odlaska na izložbu u New York upućuje gospodin Damir Mikuljan, predsjednik Županijske skupštine

By Lowana Veal

REYKJAVIK, Mar 24, 2012 (IPS) - "We want to hear each others’ stories on how we have coped with changes, how we have got to where we are now and thus how we can be an inspiration to others," says Anna Loa Olafsdottir, one of the people behind a group of women in southwest Iceland who call themselves SKASS.

SKASS (Association of Dynamic, Serious and Creative Women) from Sudurnes region, southwest Iceland, was set up in the spring of 2010 to "encourage women to let their dreams be true, whether this is to do with business, establishing a company or something entirely different," Olafsdottir tells IPS. "Whether this is different to how men operate is something that every woman must answer herself."