Impact
What changed, and how we know.
Every number on this page carries the source it came from and the date it was true. We publish no statistic we cannot attribute.
Results
3 figures, each sourced and dated.
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450
Roma and Egyptian students supported
Non-formal education programmes since 2016
EU Award for Roma Integration in the Western Balkans 2023, Roma Active Albania (funded by the European Union), p. 9 · as of
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70+
Students supported through the pandemic
Equipment and internet subscriptions during COVID-19
EU Award for Roma Integration in the Western Balkans 2023, Roma Active Albania (funded by the European Union), p. 9 · as of
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80+
Young Roma trained for employment
Job search, applications and soft-skill development, 2018–2023
EU Award for Roma Integration in the Western Balkans 2023, Roma Active Albania (funded by the European Union), p. 9 · as of
Evidence
Commissioned research, 2025
Secondary Education for Roma and Egyptian Community Students in Albania
Albania has built a comprehensive legal and strategic architecture for the educational inclusion of its Roma and Egyptian national minorities, closely aligned with Council of Europe, EU, UNESCO and ILO standards. In practice the right to secondary and vocational education remains an unfulfilled promise. This study triangulates the legal framework with administrative data and two original surveys to show where the system breaks down.
Still missing
Cumulative figures across all programmes from 2014 to today are being compiled from programme records. They will be published here with their sources as soon as they are verified — rather than estimated in the meantime.