Prospero
Funded by the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF)
The PROSPERO project aims to prevent violent extremism (PVE) by addressing key risk factors through education, socio-economic empowerment, and community-driven interventions. The project strengthens local and central institutions, enhances referral mechanisms, and fosters resilience among vulnerable populations.
Mental Health Support for Vulnerable Groups:
Family and Community Engagement:
Empowering At-Risk Youth and Communities:
Strengthening Institutional Capacities for Prevention & Response;
Institutional Strengthening & Referral Mechanism Development
The activities focuses on building the capacity of municipal referral teams and frontline institutions to enhance their ability to identify, assess, and intervene in cases of radicalization and violent extremism. Training sessions for law enforcement, educators, social workers, and municipal staff strengthen interagency collaboration and case management. The Channel Training program, successfully delivered by local trainers for the first time in Kosovo, equips referral teams in key municipalities with practical tools to assess vulnerabilities and coordinate intervention efforts. Additionally, structured training-of-trainers (ToT) programs empower local professionals to sustain and scale these efforts independently.
Public Awareness & Advocacy
This activity enhances community awareness and public engagement through strategic communication and education initiatives:
Mental Health & Psychosocial Support (MHPSS)
This activity addresses the psychosocial and emotional needs of returnee children and other vulnerable youth through structured assessments and targeted therapeutic interventions.
Education & Community Engagement
The activities enhance youth and community resilience through education, arts-based interventions, and structured dialogue.
$ 700,000
01.03. 2024 – 01. 09. 2026
Funded by the Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund (GCERF)
WBK-R3-03