Institute for United Europe

The Institute for United Europe (Instytut dla Zjednoczonej Europy) is a non-profit organization with objectives that are both national and European. At the national level it supports and promotes action to provide equal opportunities for development within individual regions and social groups as well as among boh rural and urban youth. The Institute also supports equal social opportunities for people with disabilities. On the international level, it supports activities aimed at developing cooperation among groups, organizations, and local communities from different European Union countries in order to facilitate the integration and cohesion process.

The Institute is based in Warsaw but it operates nationwide, giving particular attention to rural and socially disadvantaged areas. It has been working on several Leonardo da Vinci and Grundtvig projects dealing with topics including young people at risk, traditional handicrafts, and people with disabilities. It organizes trainings mainly in the field of foreign languages and traditional handicrafts. In 2012, the Institute started working on the topic of tourism. Through this initiative, the Institute created the “Visegrad Wine Ruote”, a transnational wine route through Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, with support form the Visegrad Fund.

Available languages: Polish, English

INSTYTUT DLA ZJEDNOCZONEJ EUROPY

Address: ul. Krakowskie Przedmieście 62/1, 00-322 Warsaw, POLAND
Tel./fax: +48 22 627 21 31
email: idze@idze.pl

Click here to visit the website of the Institute for United Europe (in English)
Click here to visit the website of Instytut dla Zjednoczonej Europy (in Polish)