It’s jolly to stroll together,
And it’s better to sing in chorus…
This children’s song is well-known and dear to every Ukrainian adult. It reminds us about a wonderful period in our lives, when the world seemed so bright, so friendly, so appealing… But, unfortunately, the meaning of these words often escapes our mind. As a result, in Ukraine as a whole, and in Crimea in particular, people from the most vulnerable groups survive by themselves. And this was the case with the Crimean village of Sevastyanovka of Bakhchisaraysky district...
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UNDP CIDP calendar will help to learn more about the planned events of UNDP CIDP and its partners...
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| Tolerance and democratic governance in rural schools |
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The issues of interethnic tolerance and relations play an important role in the social life of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. The understanding of the tolerance is shaped by various social institutions: family, mass media, friends, work place, and kindergartens. School is one of the institutions that educate individuals in this regard.
The research “Interethnic tolerance and democratic governance in rural schools of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea” was held by UNDP CIDP in November-December 2009 in 24 rural schools of Crimea. 9 to 11-year schoolchildren, their parents and school headmasters were polled.
Download the report (available in Russian)
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| Perspectives of rural tourism in Crimea |
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"Crimea is a traditional beach tourism destination for holiday makers from CIS countries. For many years, the tourism sector has been dominated by spa and health resorts located in coastal areas. However, diversification of services is needed to meet the increasing demand for culture- and nature-oriented, informative and educational recreation in quiet un-crowded areas of the peninsula. This particular demand can be met by rural tourism..."
The new Analytical Brief, issued by UNDP CIDP in May 2010, provides the reader with information and analysis of perpectives for the rural tourism development on Crimean peninsula. It highlights main advantages, and discusses the obstacles to overcome on the way to a more equitable, and beneficial for all Crimean residents, tourism sector...
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Rural and green tourism development concept |
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“Rural and green tourism models in Crimea” project is implemented jointly by UNDP CIDP and TIKA. It is aimed at economic development of inland rural territories of Crimea through support to rural and green tourism area, which is relatively new in the region. As of today, the project expert group has prepared a draft “Concept of rural tourism development in Crimea”, which encompasses the analysis of current situation in the area, and defines main directions, goals and mechanisms for its growth.
You can download the final version of the Concept here (available in Russian only)
You can download the summary of the Concept here (available in Russian only)
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