WeBER Platform officially established!

The WeBER Platform was officially established on the occasion of the 9th Annual Conference of the Regional School of Public Administration (ReSPA), on November 16, 2016 in Podgorica.

The Memorandum of Cooperation regarding the functioning of the WeBER Platform was signed by 22 civil society organizations (CSOs) from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia.

As the WeBER Platform provides a venue for consultation and evidence-based dialogue between the civil society, government representatives and international and regional organisations (European Commission, ReSPA, RCC etc.) onpublic administration reform implementation and monitoring, membership in the Platform will enable CSOs to take more active involvement in these processes at the regional level and in their respective countries. Also, the Platform will serve as a venue for exchange of experiences and good practices.

Prior to the signing ceremony, the Platform members discussed and adopted documents that will serve as guidelines for the Platform’s functioning and proceedings, and worked on further development of the PAR Monitor Methodology.

See full list of WeBER Platform members.

WeBER website is up and running!

Starting from today, a brand-new website of our WeBER project (Western Balkans Enabling Project for Civil Society Monitoring of Public Administration Reform – WeBER) is launched!

Make sure to check it regularly for gaining insight into latest developments on public administration reform monitoring by the civil society in the Western Balkans. Also, you can familiarise with the WeBER project a little bit better, as well as learn about specific tools and products we plan to develop. Hopefully, it will inspire many civil society organisations to partner up with us.

We hope you will find it useful at this early stage of development, as we continue to work on its content.

Access it now! – WeBER