Partners Hungary
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Partners-Hungary’s main areas of expertise include: Supporting the Roma Minority: Partners-Hungary works to resolve conflicts between Roma and non-Roma groups and further crucial Roma integration efforts. The Roma are Hungary's largest minority group, numbering approximately 700,000, and have been historically marginalized -- causing high incidences of poverty, unemployment and other low socio-economic indicators. Partners-Hungary coordinates and facilitates public policy dialogues, provides small grants to improve Roma access to social services (such as education and housing), and establishes inter-ethnic Conciliation Commissions which serve as sustainable structures capable of mediating community disputes. Partners-Hungary has implemented many projects for Roma communities nationally and regionally, with high participation rates and successes. Gender Programs: Partners-Hungary promotes the equal participation of women in decision-making processes in the non-profit and for-profit sectors. The low rate of female participation in political life, as well as impeded public and private sector advancement, reveals serious inequities after more than 20 years of political change and development. Through trainings and workshops, Partners-Hungary works with women from diverse backgrounds to take on leadership roles at local, national and European levels. Following these trainings, the women cooperatively implement micro-projects that allow the participants to utilize their management skill sets. Partners-Hungary also implements innovative management programs to foster female and male cooperation for equality and development in the workplace.
Training Programs: Partners-Hungary provides trainings aimed at promoting a culture of tolerance and collaboration throughout Hungary and internationally. The Center’s trainings cover a wide-range of crucial topics including: organizational development, mediation in social institutions and businesses, and management skills in social institutions and public services. Trainings are aimed at a large variety of participants including NGOs, public agencies, private companies, and other groups. Document Actions |
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