The Agency’s organisational structure is set out in CMD no. 607 of 31.08.2016. The Agency is directed by the Board of Administration as its collegiate decision-making body and is organised into two programme directorates.
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Board of Administration
The Agency’s collegiate decision-making body, which approves priority fields for financing, internal regulations and project funding.
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Organigram
- Director General
- Finance and Support Services Sector
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Directorate of National Programmes
Promotes scientific research and innovation through the support, monitoring and evaluation of the national research and development programmes.
National Programmes Sector
Runs the full project cycle of the national programmes, from call and evaluation through contracting and monitoring.
Technology and Innovation Sector
Covers the technology and innovation projects and the cooperation of higher-education institutions with industry.
Directorate of International Programmes
Administers the international research programmes, the dissemination of information and inter-institutional cooperation.
Bilateral Relations Sector
Builds the regulatory and operational framework of the bilateral programmes with partner countries.
Multilateral Relations Sector
Covers the European Union programmes and the coordination of projects in which AKKSHI is a beneficiary.
Finance and Support Services Sector
Safeguards financial sustainability, procurement, human resources and the administrative support of the Agency's work.
The structure is approved by Order no. 158 of 5.10.2023 of the Prime Minister. It shows organisational units, not staff positions.
The Agency’s structure is set out in CMD no. 607 of 31.08.2016: the Governing Board, the Directorate of National Programmes and the Directorate of International Programmes.
Directorate of National Programmes
- National Research and Development Programmes;
- Technology and Innovation Sector.
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Directorate of International Programmes
Administers Albania’s participation in international research programmes, including:
- The CEEPUS programme;
- The COST programme;
- Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions;
- Bilateral scientific cooperation agreements.
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