News and updates from BCSDN and the region
BCSDN and its members are proud to announce the successful applicants for funding under the Balkan Public Policy Fund Programme. Out of 47 submitted project…
Read more →In light of the political crisis in Macedonia and the large number of illegally intercepted communications which were being published since 9 February 2015, and…
Read more →On 17th June, Tanja Hafner Ademi, the Executive Director of BCSDN, presented the Monitoring Matrix for Enabling Environment for Civil Society Development at the CIVICUS-AGNA…
Read more →Lack of transparency by major European donors is hindering development outcomes in some of the poorest countries in the world, according to Publish What You…
Read more →On 4th June, 2015 BCSDN organized a debate at the European Parliament to present to MEPs and other key EU stakeholders the state in which…
Read more →TRIALOG hosted the 5th edition of the Partnership Fair between the 4th and 6th of May 2015 in Vienna, Austria. This year’s Fair represented a…
Read more →The regional conference “Monitoring of the EU Guidelines for the Support to Civil Society in the Enlargement Countries, 2014-2020-Year 1”, held 27th-30th April 2015 in…
Read more →In 2014, BCSDN pursued the monitoring of the enabling environment throughout the region. Through working on improved funding policies and establishing structured dialogue between CSOs…
Read more →As part of the MAXCAP project in which BCSDN is partner in, a Young researchers’ and Midterm conference was held from 20th to 24th of…
Read more →The Working Party on the Western Balkans Region responsible for EU relations with the Western Balkans region met several civil society representatives today in Skopje.…
Read more →On 17th April, in the framework of the BSCDN Annual meeting, the workshop on “The State of the Enabling Environment for CSDev in Enlargement Countries”…
Read more →BCSDN Annual Council Meeting (ACM), hosted by IDM, took place on 17th April in Tirana. The annual gathering brought together representatives of 12 members and…
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