| Dear colleagues, friends! We are presenting you with e-version of the brochure “CORE Projects Looking for Partners”. A new attitude of population towards problems caused by the Chernobyl catastrophe consequences and their solution is forming in the four CORE Programme participating districts. People of different occupations and ages make their contribution to common cause of the rehabilitation of their native districts. Taking responsibility for their future and for the future of their children, they propose ideas, realization of which will facilitate the improvement of living conditions in the affected districts. Your partnership will help these ideas to become real deeds. By joining efforts we could return to full-fledged life that wonderful part of Belarus, which the Chernobyl catastrophe tried to reive away from its people. | |
An agreement between educational establishment “State Technical College of Agricultural Production No 186” in the town of Chechersk, Gomel region and the Italian Organisation Comitato Cernobyl Bussero-Cassina-Pessano was signed on 7 April 2008 on the implementation of a small scale project “Fresh Bread” in the framework of the international “Cooperation for Rehabilitation” (CORE) Programme. The realisation of the project will be conducted in partnership with Italian Association Legambiente Solidarietà. 
Six new interesting tourist routes covering the remarkable sights and attractions of the Stolin District in the Brest Oblast have been worked out by the actors of the small-scale project “Polesye Is in My Heart” implemented in within the framework of the international Programme “Cooperation for Rehabilitation (CORE)”. The project is supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. 
Rendering psychological aid to children with psychological developmental and behavioural disorders is the main objective of the small-scale project “Psychological Aid to Children with Deviations in Personal Development and Behaviour” that was launched in October of 2007 in the town of Bragin within the framework of the international Programme “Cooperation for Rehabilitation (CORE)” with the support of the British Embassy in Belarus. 
