The CREATResili Consortium is composed of trusted partners who have successfully collaborated on previous initiatives. The strong relationships among these partners ensure smooth cooperation, while their diverse expertise will contribute to the successful realization of the various aspects of the project.Consortium PartnertsHungary Helps Agency (Hungary) – Lead PartnerProfessional Competence: International Development and Humanitarian PolicyHungary Helps Agency (HH) is a governmental non-profit organization responsible for managing grants and overseeing the implementation of humanitarian and social rehabilitation projects in regions such as Africa, the Middle East, and the Western Balkans. HH’s approach focuses on acting locally and designing projects based on community needs, as identified by local representatives. Prioritizing intercultural and interreligious dialogue, local resilience building, and peace stabilization, HH upholds the "do no harm" principle. With over 260 projects globally and a budget of approximately 71 million EUR, HH has significant expertise in project coordination and monitoring. Hungary Helps will contribute its project coordination and monitoring expertise, promote the project to a wider audience, and help ensure its sustainability and visibility at the EU level.Pro Progressione (Hungary)Professional Competence: Socially Engaged ArtsPro Progressione (PP) is a Budapest-based artistic hub connecting professionals across various fields to create international cultural collaborations. With a mission to foster innovative solutions through the arts, PP’s team is dedicated to cultural and social initiatives. As a key player in European cultural networks such as Culture Action Europe, IETM, MitOst, and Voices of Culture, Pro Progressione has built a reputation as an active participant in creative projects. Notably, PP was selected as an official partner for the European Commission's New European Bauhaus Initiative. With extensive experience in socially engaged arts, PP will contribute by designing and organizing training sessions and workshops for creative minds, fostering collaboration among artists, activists, and experts.Jahjaga Foundation (Kosovo)Professional Competence: Social Inclusiveness and Support for Marginalized WomenFounded in 2018 by former Kosovo President Atifete Jahjaga, the Jahjaga Foundation (JF) is committed to promoting democratic development through social inclusion, particularly for marginalized groups. With a focus on supporting women in vulnerable situations, including survivors of gender-based violence, JF has led impactful projects, such as the "One in Three" initiative. JF will contribute its expertise in empowering marginalized women and will play a pivotal role in piloting methodologies for co-designing and co-producing new products. Local experts and students from Kosovo’s Evolution Design School will also be involved, supporting the residency phase by facilitating workshops and bridging language barriers.Gjirafa (Albania)Professional Competence: E-commerce and AdvertisingGjirafa is a rapidly growing tech company with over 300 employees across five countries, specializing in e-commerce, video streaming, online marketing, cloud computing, and entertainment production. As a major player in the region, Gjirafa operates GjirafaMall, a marketplace aimed at empowering businesses of all sizes to engage in cross-border e-commerce. GjirafaAds, the company’s advertising platform, helps businesses reach their target audiences effectively. Through its work, Gjirafa will run e-commerce operations via GjirafaMall, promoting products to potential clients through various communication channels such as social media, Google Ads, and more. Gjirafa’s contribution will be instrumental in raising awareness about gender-based violence and economically empowering marginalized women. Additionally, Gjirafa’s extensive knowledge in e-commerce will provide creative minds with valuable insights into the digital landscape.Associated PartnerMoholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (Hungary)Professional Competence: Social Design Methodology and International NetworkFounded more than 140 years ago, the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) is a key institution in Hungary’s creative industry. The university is committed to social responsibility through its Social Design HUB, which focuses on research and projects that address social inclusion, social entrepreneurship, and education. MOME is also a co-founder of the internationally recognized Social Design Network (SDN), which connects global experts in social design to advance education and research. As an associated partner, MOME will contribute its expertise in social design methodology and its extensive international network to ensure the success of this project.
