Enkeleda Beqo Jorgoni

Education

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  Fakulteti Ekonomik, Universiteti i Tiranes

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  MBT Training & Consulting
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  The National Chamber of Mediators

  2014 - 2014

  Course Law Certificate

  Activities and Societies: - Mediation is an informal dispute settlement process run by a trained third party, called a mediator. Mediation is intended to bring two parties together to clear up misunderstandings, find out concerns, and reach a resolution. The process is voluntary.The National Chamber of Mediators, which is an independent public institution, constitutes its governing body. It also exerts oversight and ensures the training of mediators as well as public information. Mediation operates based on the parties’… Show more Mediation is an informal dispute settlement process run by a trained third party, called a mediator. Mediation is intended to bring two parties together to clear up misunderstandings, find out concerns, and reach a resolution. The process is voluntary.The National Chamber of Mediators, which is an independent public institution, constitutes its governing body. It also exerts oversight and ensures the training of mediators as well as public information. Mediation operates based on the parties’ free will to achieve as equals a cooperative solution of their dispute with the help of an independent licensed mediator. The mediator facilitates an amicable agreement between the parties in civil, family, commercial and even minor criminal cases, bound by legal requirements of impartiality, confidentiality and transparency. The mediated solution is a faster, less expensive, and more transparent, out-of-court mechanism for the resolution of these disputes. Show less

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  World Bank Institute

  2014 - 2014

  Course The Art of Knowledge Exchange Certificate

  Activities and Societies: Knowledge Exchange - or peer to peer learning The Art of Knowledge Exchange is a powerful way to share, replicate, and scale up what works in development. Development practitioners want to learn from the practical successes and failures of others who have gone through similar problems. They want to be connected to each other and share their knowledge so they can customize solutions to their own context.The target audience includes Development Practictioners in the process of designing and implementing client-to-client (South-South)… Show more The Art of Knowledge Exchange is a powerful way to share, replicate, and scale up what works in development. Development practitioners want to learn from the practical successes and failures of others who have gone through similar problems. They want to be connected to each other and share their knowledge so they can customize solutions to their own context.The target audience includes Development Practictioners in the process of designing and implementing client-to-client (South-South) Knowledge Exchange initiatives. If you are currently in the role of leading a knowledge exchange initiative or a core member of a team that is pulling together a knowledge exchange initiative. Show less

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  World Bank Institute

  2014 - 2014

  Course Municipal Finance Certificate

  Activities and Societies: Municipality of Tirana - A Learning Programme for Local Governments From Detroit to Lahore, most cities around the world are facing financing challenges. Bankruptcy, budget deficits, financial debacles, unmaintained infrastructure, declining quality of services, entire neighborhoods closing down, increasing urban poverty and mounting social exclusion are common headlines and unfortunate fate for many local governments. Most countries have embarked or are in the midst of a decentralization process with various degrees of progress and success. It is fair to say… Show more From Detroit to Lahore, most cities around the world are facing financing challenges. Bankruptcy, budget deficits, financial debacles, unmaintained infrastructure, declining quality of services, entire neighborhoods closing down, increasing urban poverty and mounting social exclusion are common headlines and unfortunate fate for many local governments. Most countries have embarked or are in the midst of a decentralization process with various degrees of progress and success. It is fair to say that, in most cases, the transfer of responsibilities from central government to local governments has not been accompanied by the adequate transfer of resources. Among the most important pending issues, are the needs to (1) Clarify the distribution of responsibilities between the levels of government, and (2) Strengthen the resource-base of local governments. Show less

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  Faculty of Economics

  1999 - 2003

  Economist Economix