From 11.06.2020, the first phase of reconstruction and renovation of 11 houses of the most endangered Roma families in the municipality of Vinica began.

Within the project, it is planned to renovate a total of 22 houses that are in the worst and most harmful living conditions. In the following period, 11 more houses will be renovated as a second phase.

At the same time, we are actively working on the legalization of more than 200 homes of Roma families who are socially disadvantaged and have not yet resolved their housing issue.

It is also starting with the procedure of adopting a detailed urban plan for block 18 for the entire Roma settlement in the municipality of Vinica. This will finally solve the long-standing problem with the uncertainty of housing and infrastructure of more than 700 Roma families in the municipality of Vinica.

These activities are implemented within the project "Providing decent housing conditions for the Roma community in the municipality of Vinica-SDH" financially supported by the European Union. The project is implemented by CELIM from Milan - Italy, the Roma Resource Center from Skopje, and the municipality of Vinica.

RRC together with its strategic partners will continue to work to improve the quality of housing and life of the Roma community

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Nearly two-thirds, or 64%, of the winners of government coronavirus assistance vouchers are ethnic Albanians, according to a document that appeared on social media and came from the government's electronic database.

According to the government's infographics, 16 percent of the winners are Macedonians, followed by Roma with 11%, Turks with 7% and Bosniaks with 1%.

The published infographic shows that no Vlach or Serb will receive a voucher card from the Government.

About 120,000 citizens or approximately 75,000 Albanians, 20,000 Macedonians, 13,000 Roma, 9,000 Turks and 1,200 Bosniaks are to receive voucher cards.

The government has announced that a total of 115,000 citizens will receive vouchers for domestic tourism.