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WeBER: Example of long-haul efforts to bring in structural changes in an institutional environment
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicIt is our pleasure to inform you that the European Commission’s Mid-term Evaluation of the Civil Society Facility for the Western Balkans and Turkey has recognised Project WeBER as one of the examples of long-haul efforts to bring in structural changes in an institutional environment. As stated in the Report, WeBER demonstrated: High relevance confirmed […]
Fourth Meeting of the WeBER Platform
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicThe Fourth WeBER Platform meeting was held on 19th of June 2018, as a Video teleconference meeting (VTC), organised in the WeBER partners’ premises in each country. The event gathered CSO members of the WeBER Platform, representatives of national authorities in charge of PAR (associates of the Project), as well as, the Regional School of Public Administration […]
Event announcement: Final WeBER Regional Conference
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicFor the past three years, six Western Balkan think tanks have been exploring public administration reforms (PAR) across the region, providing a civil society perspective. How to demand better administration in the Western Balkans? Why is it important to involve civil society? Why regional approach to improving good governance matters? We are proud to announce […]
Fourth WeBER Researchers’ Workshop
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicWeBER research team attended the Fourth WeBER Researchers’ Workshop on 29th and 30th May 2018 in Budva, Montenegro. The WS was hosted and organised by the Institute Alternative (IA), WeBER partner organisation from Podgorica, Montenegro. During both days of the WS, researchers intensively worked on finalising the monitoring process and fine-tuning of the results. One […]
Interview with Gjergji Vurmo, Programme Director of Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM)
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicThere has been a significant progress in CS involvement in policymaking in Albania, but this still happens just because Brussels wants it and not because our politicians understand its value. In the light of progress achieved in Albania and Macedonia in the rule of law area, the European Commission recommended opening negotiations with these two […]
Substantive dialogue on burning issues still lacking in Montenegro
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicMontenegro is one of the countries that have made great progress in the EU accession process. Recently published EU Enlargement Strategy for the Western Balkans has also recognised this fact. Do you agree with this assessment? Would you describe the pace of Montenegro’s negotiating process as satisfactory? Accolades for the progress, as well as the […]
Advocacy meetings for better benchmarking mechanisms
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicIn the period 20-21 March 2018, the representatives of European Policy Institute (EPI) from Skopje, Institute Alternative (IA) from Podgorica and Foreign Policy Initiative (FPI BH) from Sarajevo visited The Hague, Netherlands in order to conduct advocacy meetings with representatives of civil society, academia and the Dutch government. The aim of the advocacy meetings was to […]
Promotion of Rule of Law in the Western Balkans: Is BiH Prepared to Open Negotiations with the EU?
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicForeign Policy Initiative BH organized a panel discussion “Promotion of Rule of Law in the Western Balkans: Is BiH Prepared to Open Negotiations with the EU?” in Sarajevo on March 29th. The event was organized as part of the regional project implemented within Think for Europe Network“Benchmarking for EU Reform- How Effective? BENCHER”. The event panelists, Nedžma Džananović-Miraščija from […]
Rule of law – EU accession’s Achilles heel
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicOn March 29 at EU House in Tirana, Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) organized a roundtable discussion on the topic “Rule of law – EU accession’s Achilles heel”. The focus of this event was to discuss the findings of the Albanian benchmarking analysis in the frame of the project ‘Benchmarking for EU Reform – How […]
TEN advocates for promoting and enforcing rule of law in the Balkans
/in News, Slider /by Anesa OmeragicMarch 21, 2018 – Today in Brussels, the Think of Europe Network and the European Policy Centre (EPC Brussels) co-hosted a policy dialogue event titled Marking the benchmark: Promoting and enforcing rule of law in the Balkans. Distinguished speakers were Sabine Zwaenepoel, Chapter co-ordinator at the Directorate-General for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations (DG NEAR), Tanja Fajon, Member of European Parliament, Srđan Majstorović, Chairman of European […]