tional Amateur Documentary Festival 2025 with a video produced as part of a WBF–EU funded project. The award-winning documentary, “Broken Heart Syndrome,” by Science4Reel, was filmed during the Summer Science.
Yesterday, the Balkan Economic Forum 2025 took place in Belgrade. Supported through the WBF Matching Grants scheme, the Forum reinforces a regional platform for growth and collaboration. Its mission: expand.
Childhood cancer is not just a medical battle fought in hospital rooms, it’s a test of courage that reshapes entire families. While chemotherapy and surgery attack the disease, it’s the.
In Sremski Karlovci, the School of Social Engagement and Democracy (ANDEM) became a vibrant space for dialogue and reflection on some of today’s most pressing challenges: populism, the crisis of.
Just one day after hiking up to 2,000 m, a WBF project reached even higher, straight to the stars! Thanks to the initiative of the Astronomy Club of Kosovo and.
Statistically, one in eight women will face in her lifetime the terrible challenge of fighting against breast cancer. Thanks to increasing access to healthcare, earlier diagnosis, and improved treatments, the.
Empowered by a WBF Move Grant, Darko Petrović from Čačak, a long-standing advocate for persons with disabilities, conducted an in-depth regional analysis on the challenges and current state of Paralympic.
Danica Sretkovska, Sara Neskovska, and Matea Kargovska are three young activists and researchers, actively engaged in leading civil society organisations in North Macedonia. They participated in the project “Youth for.
In Podgorica, students, activists, and experts from the Parliament of Montenegro engaged in dialogue about the European future of the Region. Meeting at EU House, the kick-off for the “Youth.
The Western Balkans Fund is proud to support regional scientific cooperation through the WBF Move Grants.As part of this initiative, we facilitated the mobility of Dr. Marjana Petković, a distinguished.
The Journalists’ Association of Serbia (UNS) was founded in 1881. It is one of the region’s oldest and most respected media organizations, dedicated to upholding professional standards and fostering regional.
Four new high schools become part of a WBF-funded network. Zmaj “Jova Jovanović” in Ruma, “Nikola Tesla” in Vinča, “Ivo Lola Ribar” in Ruma and “Radojka Lakić” in Belgrade were.