Last transnational meeting of Collaborative Economy without barriers in North-Macedonia The last transnational meeting of the project called Collaborative Economy without Barriers (CEB) was held in Skopje, North-Macedonia, on the 7th and 8th of July, 2022.  On the first day the partners from Romania, Italy, North-Macedonia, Portugal and Germany started with an opening of the meeting, which included a presentation of Skopje, the capital city of North-Macedonia. During the opening they also set their goals for the meeting.  After this all the partners shared their results of their local activities. During these presentations they showed which activities they did with their users, the results of it and which activities they are planning to keep doing.  This was followed by a visit to Lice v Lice, which is an organization in Skopje that writes daily magazines, which are selled by street sellers. These sellers are allowed to sell the magazines on the street to people, and they...

The Staff of Projet Erasmus+ CEB , are present on the final meeting in Skopje. 🇲🇰 The day is being dedicated to a meeting of the partners, where we are listening to the testimonies of the activities that were developed at the local level. We also visited a partner organization of GO Green who told us about their work in the area of ​​social inclusion.

    Still under pandemic conditions, our meeting was held an a sort of "conference bubble" to minimize risks of outside contacts. We made plans for the last stages of our partnership (virtual meeting at Portugal, real-life conventions at Palermo and Skopje) and discussed some basic questions of inclusion in Europe.

A few days ago the kick-off meeting of the project was held in Palermo. A good occasion for the partner to meet and to get to know the organization Go Green, new entry in their network! A fruitful moment to deepen the project features and to plan in detail the next local and transnational activities, starting to develop ideas about how to make Collaborative Economy accessible for people with disability. Here some photos about the meeting and the working group: