Modernizing Beekeeping in Kosovo

Our beneficiary Genc Cakaj BI from Komoran, Drenas, has received modern wood processing equipment through CNVP’s SUNREED project.

It's EU Organic Day!

As part of CNVP's ongoing work to strengthen the private sector for medicinal and aromatic plants (MAPs) and non-wood forest products (NWFPs), we are proud to celebrate EU Organic Day - a day to recognize and honor the farmers, producers, and

ProSilva Vice President Visits CNVP Kosovo

We were honored to welcome Dr. Eckart Senitza, Vice President of ProSilva, to our CNVP Kosovo office in Prishtina. As an associate member of ProSilva, this visit was a valuable opportunity to strengthen our collaboration and exchange ideas on sustain

A field day with purpose!

The Embassy of Sweden team, led by H.E. Jonas Westerlund, Ambassador of Sweden to Kosovo, visited our beneficiary

CNVP North Macedonia hosts the PONT Supervisory Board

On September 16, in the village of Varvara, CNVP North Macedonia was delighted and honored to host the PONT Supervisory Board during their visit to the subgrantee "Poloshki Med," located in Varvara, Tetovo, North Macedonia.

Celebration of Forest Products and Traditions in Debar as Part of the European Green Belt Days 2025

On 13th of September, we organized a fair

Expanding Walnut Plantations in Shala Valley through IFM Project

CNVP Albania, through the project “Integrated Forest Management along Drin River Basin” (IFM), continues to empower local farmers and promote sustainable land use in protected areas.

Dutch Ambassador to Albania Meets CNVP Project Beneficiaries in Dibra

The Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Reinout Vos, visited the city of Peshkopi where he was welcomed by CNVP Albania.

The visit focused on meeting local farmers who are benefiting from CNVP Foundation’s projects that support rural families, economic development, and sustainable use of natural resources in Albania.

The Wild Rose in Albania: a natural resource with economic and environmental value

The wild rose (Rosa Canina) is a plant that grows naturally in the mountain and forest areas of Albania.

This shrub, with its white or pink flowers and bright red fruits known as rose hips, has been part of traditional medicine and local food culture for generations.

Rural Women from Prespa Trained in Digital Skills

The use of digital tools to promote the work of rural women from Prespa is a key step in attracting tourists and fostering the sustainable development of the Prespa region in North Macedonia.