RESEARCH
The Research and Education program is anchored in a self-developed platform designed to systematically identify challenges, alert stakeholders, and facilitate improvements across various contexts in Europe. The analysis and resulting findings are publicly shared, enabling representatives to contribute to the effective implementation of these initiatives.
This program also encompasses the dissemination of information to supporters and activists, the enhancement of political, academic, and professional collaboration, and the development of professional programs focused on fostering positive attitudes toward animals and nature on a global scale.
Collaborating with the GWARI Institute, we are actively engaged in the ‘Human Rehabilitation’ program, which focuses on the rehabilitation of wild animals through professional methodologies aimed at ensuring successful recovery and reintegration into their natural environments.
A distinctive feature of this program is its commitment to fostering a symbiotic relationship between animals and humans. It also provides support for individuals with disabilities, those facing depression, and people experiencing various mental and social disorders, guided by the expertise of the internationally recognized Prof. Dr. Alenka Dovc.
The program draws upon a multidisciplinary team of professionals, including experts in medicine, veterinary medicine, psychology, sociology, and veterinary students. Together, we strive to manage animal welfare effectively while enhancing the well-being of both animals and the community.
EUROPEAN PLATFORM
The first special feature of the ALION Institute is the development of an advanced technology platform, known as: “ALION EU27_Europa Rehabilitation Animal Analytics Platform”.
The platform will enable us to research the problems and find systemic solutions. Technology will facilitate easier and faster financing of rehabilitation shelters, as well as enhance the oversight of countries and responsible government ministries in the EU27. It will also offer analytic tools to improve local conditions and provide European lawmakers with an easier-to-use tool for them to improve the conditions above.
In the consortium of companies, universities, and the institute Alion, we are developing a web application that will allow the general public within the EU to observe, compare, comment, and offer assistance in animal abuse, designed in all EU member states and in the development, analysis, and implementation of a technology platform, designed to raise public awareness of the accommodation of animals within the country and in shelters. The platform offers greater opportunities for transparency and independence in general.