On the EU4LMI Portal, you can find comprehensive information about the project's goals, progress, and impact. This includes detailed data on grant distribution, beneficiary profiles, geographic coverage, and thematic focus areas. The portal also provides access to resources, reports, and contact information for further inquiries.

The EU4LMI project primarily targets vulnerable groups in the labor market, including NEETs (young people not in education, employment, or training), young mothers, people with disabilities, and beneficiaries of cash assistance schemes. The project aims to enhance their employability and facilitate their integration into the labor market through tailored support and interventions.

The EU4LMI project funded by the European Union is implemented by UNDP Albania in partnership with the Swedish Public Employment Service (Arbetsförmedlingen) and the Albanian Disability Rights Foundation (ADRF). The project is implemented in partnership with the National Agency for Employment and Skills (NAES) in close collaboration with Ministry of Economy, Culture and Innovation (MoECI), Ministry of Health and Social Protection (MoHSP), State Social Services (SSS), targeted municipalities and other stakeholders at national and local level.

The EU4LMI project aims to create more inclusive employment opportunities and enhance the skills and employability of vulnerable groups. Key expected outcomes include improved access to labor market services, enhanced capacity of employment service providers, increased employment rates among target groups, and the development of sustainable models for labor market integration that can be scaled up nationally.

For more detailed information about the EU4LMI project, you can explore the interactive dashboards and resources available on this portal. These provide in-depth data on project implementation, beneficiary profiles, and impact metrics. If you have specific questions or require further assistance, please contact us through the provided contact information.