I wanted to do something concrete, says Hungarian activist about the Danube embankment project
Cecilia Lohasz is Alumni of the international program ViabilityNet 3.0. Since graduating in geography, Cecilia has worked for an environmental NGO addressing energy policy in Hungary. “Energy policy can often
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Inspiration from Communities in Bulgaria, Ukraine and Finland
ViabilityNet 3.0 is a program supporting community leaders in Central and Eastern Europe. The year-long program includes four meetings, four study visits. We also provide participants with community project grants
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Assets and impacts for a more resilient future!
ViabilityNet program’s third meeting was held in the beautiful mountains of Fagaras and focused on assets and impacts. Gradually, through the homework tasks, participants are now almost finished with their
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Connecting organizations in Central and Eastern Europe that are working to unite divided communities
In many European countries, you can find organizations not unlike Via Foundation that are supporting local communities. In 2017, we set out to form a “CEE network” to forge connections
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ViabilityNet 3.0 through the eyes of participant Zuzana Šrůmová
We have opened a call for another round of ViabilityNet 3.0, through which we support people who are engaged in communities in Central and Eastern Europe – and their ideas.
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Resilience Inside and Out
The house of ideas, Mokrinhouse, located in the tiny village of Mokrin in north Serbia, hosted the second meeting of our ViabilityNet 3.0 program. Mokrin’s past development is typical of
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Warming-up for resilient communities
In the ViabilityNet 3.0 program we are training 14 community leaders from the Central and Eastern European region to support them in the development of more resilient communities. The participants