How Can the School Education Funding Model Become Fairer?

In recent days, the important debate on the funding of school education and on how the model can become fairer, providing greater security for small schools and creating the conditions for higher-quality education, has once again begun. The issue is not new – it has been discussed for years, generating polarised views: from proposals on […]

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The Radev Government’s Governance Programme – What Is Envisaged for Education, and Are Roma Included?

On 12 August, the Council of Ministers adopted Bulgaria’s Governance Programme for 2026–2030. The document is comprehensive and extensive – 208 pages covering almost all areas of public life and setting out objectives and expected results. Somewhat surprisingly, education is one of the areas developed in considerable detail. What is particularly striking, however, is the […]

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Anti-COVID Measures Without a COVID Threat: Are They Necessary?

International and national health institutions are not concerned that COVID may return. Yet the Bulgarian Parliament, the Ministry of Education and Science, and the Ministry of Finance are introducing measures reminiscent of those used during the COVID pandemic – not to protect our health, but with the state budget in mind. What are the measures […]

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POSITION STATEMENT CONCERNING THE 2026 STATE BUDGET ACT

POSITION STATEMENT by AMALIPE CENTER FOR INTERETHNIC DIALOGUE AND TOLERANCE and THE “MISSION ACHIEVER: INSPIRED TO SUCCEED” SCHOOL NETWORK CONCERNING THE 2026 STATE BUDGET ACT Amalipe Center for Interethnic Dialogue and Tolerance is a non-governmental organisation that has been working in the field of education for 25 years and supports the “Mission Achiever: Inspired to […]

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Intercultural education across borders: lessons from Peru (part 3)

Although part of the same country, the Costa and the Sierra of Peru are the two opposite sides of a world that is as colorful as the colors of the mountains. And while Lima suffocates you with dust, traffic, shadow people, the incessant sound of horns and the inability to take a breath, even if […]

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A Co-Creation Workshop was held in Strazhitsa under the EQUICARES project

On June 30, 2026, an introductory Co-Creation Workshop was held in the town of Strazhitsa to build “Meeting and Support Places” /Smart Health Labs/ – part of the EQUICARES project in Bulgaria, implemented in the municipalities of Strazhitsa and Pavlikeni, Veliko Tarnovo region. The meeting was organized by the Amalipe Center and aimed to present […]

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Christina de Bruin, thank you for the dream!

At the end of the five-year mandate of the head of UNICEF in Bulgaria, Christina de Bruin, we want to say a big “Thank you” to a person who not only inspires children to dream, but consistently works to ensure that they have the opportunity to make their dreams come true. During these five years, […]

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