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“SAYP was not just a training—it was a practical toolkit that supported me to translate knowledge into action”

https://si.se/en/sayp-was-not-just-a-training-it-was-a-practical-toolkit-that-supported-me-to-translate-knowledge-into-action/

Elena Ratoi from Moldova participated in Södertörn University’s programme “Cooperation Beyond Borders – Transnational Public Administration and Organizing”. It was directly aligned with her professional responsibilities as a manager for...

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“Don´t miss the chance – to participate in SAYP is inspirational and leads to professional and personal growth”

https://si.se/en/dont-miss-the-chance-to-participate-in-sayp-is-inspirational-and-leads-to-professional-and-personal-growth/

Ester Grigoryan from Armenia participated in “Perspectives on Multi-level Governance Decentralization, and Human Rights” at Lunds University. The programme offered new perspectives and inspiration for her as a coordinator at...

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“I want to foster a green economic diversification of Ecuador”

https://si.se/en/i-want-to-foster-a-green-economic-diversification-of-ecuador/

Sebastián Dávalos from Ecuador shares how the SI Scholarship opened the door to an academic journey in Sweden, new opportunities and connections that he plans to use in building bridges...

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Preservation, Participation and Long-Term Vision: Results from a Cross-Border Architecture Project

https://si.se/en/preservation-participation-and-long-term-vision-results-from-a-cross-border-architecture-project/

Kseniia Paltsun, Vitalina Barkar and Daria Korba have taken part in the SI-funded project Baltpart. The project provided them with a wealth of new knowledge, including participatory methods for the...

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From Gothenburg to Genhub: Thelma Kaliu’s vision for gender equality in Malawi

https://si.se/en/from-gothenburg-to-genhub-thelma-kalius-vision-for-gender-equality-in-malawi/

Thelma Kaliu shares her journey as an SI scholarship holder, her passion for gender equality, and how Sweden helped her find new ways to drive change back home.