Organizata Per Zhvillim TE Komuniteteve Human

Organizata Per Zhvillim TE Komuniteteve Human is a foreign-owned non-profit organization registered to receive federal awards from the U.S. government. It has been actively receiving grants since at least 2019. Based on its name, which translates to "Organization for Community Development Human" from Albanian, it likely focuses on community development initiatives.

Organizata Per Zhvillim TE Komuniteteve Human has received multiple project grants from the U.S. Department of State to promote the rule of law, support civil society organizations, and foster community reconciliation in Kosovo. A major $383,460 grant from the Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement funded activities to empower links between civil society groups and public institutions, provide judiciary trainings, implement community reconciliation initiatives, and restore cultural institutions in Kosovo. Another $133,259 grant from the same bureau continues similar rule of law promotion work by delivering technical assistance, capacity building for civil society, and strengthening criminal justice systems in Kosovo. The organization has also received grants from the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs for initiatives like the MEERI Interfaith Project, contributing to normalized relations between communities in Kosovo and Serbia, and restoring the Peja Museum in Kosovo. Overall, Organizata Per Zhvillim TE Komuniteteve Human specializes in rule of law, civil society empowerment, community reconciliation, and cultural preservation projects funded through U.S. foreign assistance grants focused on the Balkans region.