We always want to keep our audience updated with our latest work. So here is our newly developed simulation game under our project Y-LEAD, in cooperation with our partners in Egypt; the Center for Development Services (CDS) and Nadi el Mohakah...
In the course of Y-LEAD, we’ve trained more than 3.000 participants in 23 different governorates. A total of 375 have the potential to run for Local Councils.
The Jordan Youth Vision 2030 is now online. It aims to enhance the level of coordination between different stakeholders from different sectors across Jordan.
Within the framework of Y-LEAD, CRISP and CDS, in cooperation with the Egyptian Center for Public Opinion Research “Baseera”, conducted a survey on Egyptian youth about perceptions of youth towards community participation.
Under working package 5 in our project Y-LEAD, we developed a new simulation game focusing on local cooperation between cross-sectoral networks in Egypt.
On the 26th of January 2020 Nile TV international, an Egyptian local channel, welcomed Andreas Muckenfuß, Director of CRISP e.V, and May Seoud, Senior program specialist at CDS Egypt, to discuss simulation games as a non-formal education method.
We had a great start to the new year: from the 21st to the 22nd of January, we held our annual team strategy meeting, mapping out our activities and trying to think out of the box for the months ahead.
