Kosovo
The young state is fighting challenges on several fronts. Its independence from Serbia, declared in 2008, is still not universally recognized. Political instability hinders trade and contributes to significant unemployment and abject poverty - both scars of the Kosovo war that lasted until 1999.
HOW WE HELP
We support a church with relief goods and finances
We support a church with relief goods and finances
We run six second-hand stores as a social project and to finance various local projects more
We run six second-hand stores as a social project and to finance various local projects more
We provide two sewing schools for a one-year training for women
We provide two sewing schools for a one-year training for women
We engage in various commitments for evangelism and youth work, such as kids camps more
We engage in various commitments for evangelism and youth work, such as kids camps more
We maintain a bible school and a bookstore
We maintain a bible school and a bookstore
We support approx. 200 poor families with relief supplies
We support approx. 200 poor families with relief supplies
FACTS & FIGURES
Capital: Pristina
Area: 11 000 km2
Population: 2 Mio.
Life expectancy: 73 years
Children mortality: 35 (per 1000)
Alphabetization: 74,4 %
Religions: 96 % Muslims, 4 % Christians
