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Green Economy, Environment and Sustainable development
Energy
Private sector development
Regional development
Health Care and Social Inclusion
Culture, Science, Education and Young People
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Projects Health Care and Social Inclusion
Navapolack – from an inclusive school to an inclusive city
Inclusion of children and young people with disabilities into the educational process and a fulfilling social life is one of the key objectives of the civilized society. The project is aimed at creation of an inclusive environment, removal of social and mental barriers to disabled people.
Development of a Pilot Project to Protect the Rights of Children with Severe Disabilities and Terminal Conditions in Belarus
For the first time in Belarus, a legal service will be established under the project to help families that have children with severe disabilities with protecting their interests. For instance, a skilled lawyer could help a wheelchair-bound child's family with arranging a ramp at their apartment building entry.
Preventing Non-communicable Diseases, Promoting a Healthy Lifestyle and Support to Modernization of the Health System in Belarus (BELMED)
About 90% of all deaths in Belarus are associated with non-communicable diseases (NCDs): 63% are cardiovascular, 14% are oncological. Their development is further provoked by harmful habits, poor diet and a sedentary lifestyle. The burden of dangerous illnesses may be reduced by mitigating NCD-related risk factors.
Valožyn without barriers: Increasing Local Capacities for Provision of Social and Recreational Services for People with Disabilities
Owing to the Project, Valožyn will become a launching platform to barrier-free development of tourism. The first Belarusian tourist center and a hostel for people with disabilities will be built in the city, and a special path will be created in Naliboki Forest (Nalibokskaja pušča).
School for parents. Promoting positive parenting in Belarus
Families bringing up orphans often lack knowledge and skills about how to interact with the children's biological parents and to settle conflicts.
Building Capacity of Family Clubs Network of the Chernobyl Area for Improving the Socio Economic Situation
A family club is an association of people sharing common interests and dealing with relevant issues of rural areas. Such informal organizations help provide support to families living in radiation-contaminated areas and engage active local residents in the development of their regions.
Community-based volunteer initiatives for empowerment of citizens in remote areas of Belarus
Public organizations that are committed to caring for the elderly, the disabled, orphans and other vulnerable categories are often under-staffed. This problem is particularly relevant in remote areas of Belarus. NGO volunteers come to help; they work hard and selflessly for the good of others.
