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Breaking the impasse: Exploiting new opportunities to strengthen EU-Western Balkans relations

06/12/2020 in , , , , /by

This discussion paper argues that successful economic and democratic transformation of the Western Balkans depends not only on a more coherent political engagement of the EU and its member states with the region, but also on a more effective use of the full range of tools within the enlargement policy toolbox. The revised methodology for […]

EC 2020 Report for North Macedonia: Case for launching negotiations strengthened

26/10/2020 in , , , , /by

Analysis of the European Commission Report on the Republic of North Macedonia from 6 October 2020. This report is the first one following the political decision of the EU for the start of negotiations with our country from May 2020. The findings on North Macedonia in these documents are particularly important in order to maintain […]

WeBER Podcast_01: En route to a better public administration: Why bottom-up pressure is necessary

13/10/2020 in /by

Guest: Gregor Virant, Head of SIGMA (Support for Improvement in Governance and Management, a joint initiative of the OECD and the EU, principally financed by the EU), and former Minister of Public Administration of SloveniaHost: Milena Lazarević, European Policy Centre – CEP Programme Director  European Talks · WeBER Podcast_01: En route to a better public administration: Why […]

Public finance management

30/03/2019 in , /by

How transparent and accessible are budgetary documents? How do governments communicate and cooperate with public about public internal financial control (PIFC)? How do supreme audit institution’s (SAI) communicate and cooperate with the public pertaining to its work? Find out in this WeBER infographic!

Service delivery

19/03/2019 in , /by

What is the public opinion – is the administration is citizen-oriented or not? Can citizens give feedback on the quality of administrative services and is the feedback is publicly available? What do CSOs think about accessibility of administrative services? Do (and how) service providers publish information about offered services? Find out in this WeBER infographic. 

Policy development and coordination

18/02/2019 in , /by

To what extent is information on the government’s performance open and available to the public? Do CSOs have a role in making sure that the government pursues and achieves its objectives? Are government decisions prepared in a transparent manner? Are policy and legislation designed in an inclusive manner?

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