CCP is a non-profit organisation that helps municipalities, civil society and small businesses win EU funding, deliver projects that last, and connect with partners across Europe.
Coordinator of Enterprise Europe Network in Albania — the world’s largest support network for SMEs.
Since 2010 the Centre for Competitiveness Promotion has partnered with municipalities, chambers of commerce, cultural organisations and young entrepreneurs to turn EU funding into training, jobs and stronger local economies.
SME growth, social enterprises and access to EU markets.
4 projectsCrafts, folk costume and music passed on to a new generation.
3 projectsCommunity-based destinations that create local jobs.
1 projectErasmus+ exchanges, mentoring and employability.
2 projectsOne partner for the whole life of a European project — so your team can focus on the people it serves.
We find the EU programme that fits your idea and write a competitive proposal — for Interreg, IPA, Erasmus+, Horizon Europe and other instruments.
End-to-end implementation support, so funded projects run on time, on budget and to EU standards.
Through EEN Albania we help SMEs grow beyond borders — from finding partners to meeting EU rules.
CCP coordinates the Enterprise Europe Network in Albania, delivering advisory services that help SMEs grow, innovate, and internationalise within the EU Single Market.
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FinishedHelping new and aspiring entrepreneurs learn from experienced business owners across Europe through cross-border exchanges, mentoring, and hands-on business experience.
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FinishedDeveloping the Vau i Dejës region into an attractive community-based tourism destination through infrastructure, skills training, and promotion — aiming to grow visitor numbers and create local jobs.
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FinishedA Western Balkans youth project fostering employability and professional realisation by aligning training with the real needs of micro, small, and medium enterprises across eight partner countries.
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FinishedPreserving Kruja's traditional crafts by passing artisan skills to a new generation and revitalising cultural life in the historic museum district to attract more visitors.
View projectDocumenting and reviving traditional Albanian costumes, crafts, and instruments — from the folk dress of Korça and Devoll to the endangered çiftelia me zog of Puka — so young people can learn and carry them forward.
View projectThe Municipality of Vau i Dejës and CCP launched an EU-funded project to develop the region into a community-based tourism destination, bringing together local businesses, EU representatives, and tourism professionals.
The Enterprise Europe Network Albania, coordinated by CCP, has extended its advisory and matchmaking services to businesses in northern Albania, including Shkodër and Kukës.
CCP's project is training a new generation of artisans in Kruja's bazaar, equipping a dedicated training classroom and organising cultural events to bring more visitors to the museum area.
Studies, policy papers, Albanian legislation on social enterprises and project newsletters — 31 documents in English and Albanian.
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