Centrul pentru Resurse Civice

Founded in 2006, Centrul pentru Resurse Civice is a non-profit association based in Constanța, Romania working on democracy & civil society, refugees & migration, environment & climate +4 more.

The Civic Resource Centre (Centrul pentru Resurse Civice, CRC) is a Romanian association founded in 2006 to support, promote and develop civic awareness and initiative in the spirit of participatory democracy, at individual, community and regional level. Based in Constanța, it works on migrant integration, including information, counselling, Romanian language courses, cultural orientation and recruitment of intercultural mediators. It also runs civic participation activities such as monitoring local decision-making, supporting youth engagement with local administration, and promoting volunteering. Its environmental work includes tree-planting actions and support for environmental protection programmes. Its community and arts work includes the Orașul meu din mozaic mosaic project and school-related initiatives. The organisation takes part in cross-border projects with Bulgaria, particularly on employment and sustainable tourism, and in regional networks around the Black Sea.