Supporting MALGA through Rrathë Dhurues Shqipëri Sometimes, change doesn’t start with big projects or long strategies it begins with a simple idea, and the right people who believe in it. At RESU, we had the chance to support MALGA, an initiative presented by Majlinda Hoxha and implemented by Network Albania, during the 7th edition of […]
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In September 2025, RESU welcomed its very first interns, Giorgia and Alice, through a collaboration with AlbanianSkills – National Association for Skills Competitions. For one month, they were part of our everyday rhythm: learning what it means to run a youth-led NGO, contributing to our mission, and bringing their energy into every step we took
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We chose to live next to rivers long before we had cities, borders, or governments. Rivers were our first source of food. Our first roads. Our first teachers. We didn’t build them , they shaped us.And yet today, we often treat rivers like open ditches. We pour into them what we don’t want to deal
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As the 2025–2026 academic year began, something beautiful happened in the small community of Komsi. Together with our friends at SA Community Albania, we at RESU – Reinforce Sustainability had the joy of visiting “Ali Metra” School with one goal in mind: to make the first day of school a little brighter for children in need. What started
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On a quiet Friday in August, something beautiful happened by the banks of the Drin River in northern Albania. It wasn’t a big event. There were no stages, no microphones, no banners. Just young people, curious minds, and nature—meeting each other, maybe for the first time. Together with GARD, Network Albania, and our own mentor from RESU, Sonila
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As part of the TRUST project (Transhumance Resilience and Utilisation for Sustainable Transformation), we are pleased to present two key publications developed through field-based research and institutional dialogue. These reports aim to inform national policy, strengthen institutional coordination, and support local communities in preserving and adapting the practice of transhumance in Albania. 📘 1. Assessment
