Twelve leading companies from across Kosovo have officially joined the regional initiative “Gender-Responsive Family Policies for the Private Sector – Phase 2,” led by UNFPA in the Western Balkans that aims to transform how organisations support their employees.
The Kosovo Green Business & Industry Summit 2025 in Prishtina gathered visionaries, industry leaders, and policymakers to explore strategies for Kosovo’s green transition. Panels and presentations addressed decarbonization, circular economy, ESG integration, and low-carbon solutions, culminating with the launch of a national business-led sustainability platform.
The Kosovo CSR Network has signed a Delegation Agreement with LuxDev and its “Energy Transition and Climate Mitigation in Kosovo” project, marking a significant step in driving Kosovo toward a clean, resilient, and competitive energy future.
The Kosovo CSR Network invites qualified marketing and communication agencies to submit proposals to support the development and implementation of the promotional campaign and branding materials for the Green Business & Industry Summit 2025, Kosovo’s flagship platform advancing sustainable industry, responsible business practices, and the green transition.
During this month, members of the Kosovo CSR Network joined forces to raise awareness about early detection, regular check-ups, and open dialogue on health and self-care. This campaign reminds us that care, empathy, and solidarity should be an everyday part of organizational culture.
As part of the Pink October campaign, ProCredit Bank Kosovo partnered with Kosovo CSR Network and UNFPA Kosovo to raise awareness about breast cancer among employees. The session provided essential information and inspiration, emphasizing that prevention and care start with each individual and that timely action can make a difference.
As part of the “Expanding Choices” program, NLB Banka sh.a. Prishtinë collaborated with Kosovo CSR Network and UNFPA in Kosovo to raise awareness about breast cancer among employees. Both online and in-person sessions were organized, providing guidance on early detection, warning signs, and healthy habits to strengthen the importance of proactive care.
