News and updates from BCSDN and the region
The relationship between donors and civil society organizations (CSOs) is usually associated with power, money and influence. But is this really so? And if so,…
Read more →At a time, when major (foreign) donors are largely exited/exiting the region, the Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) deems it strategically important to review…
Read more →In 2011, when the region is celebrating 20 years of transition, there is little reason for citizens and civil society in the region being jubilant.…
Read more →At a time, when major (foreign) donors are largely exited/exiting the region, the Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) deems it strategically important to review…
Read more →On 10th and 11th June, the Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) held its 3rd Annual gathering of members in Belgrade, Serbia. Hosted by Civic…
Read more →The new, or rather differentiated approach under the IPA CSF 2011-2013 will include a unique (one) Commission decision covering all IPA countries and 3 year…
Read more →With around 400 participants from all over Europe, the European Civil Meeting was an official high visibility event of the Hungarian EU Presidency, designed to…
Read more →The European Commission, DG Enlargement organized a stakeholders’ meeting on the future pre-accession instrument post-2013 on 10th to 11th of May in Zagreb. The meeting…
Read more →TRIALOG is a project which aims to strengthen civil society and raise awareness of development issues in the enlarged EU. Currently, the project is in…
Read more →BCSDN is proud to present its Annual narrative and financial Report for 2010 accompanied by and independent Audit of its accounts. The 2010 was the…
Read more →The CONCORD Working Group (WG) on Enlargement, Pre-Accession and Neighborhood issues (EPAN) met on its annual meeting in Brussles on 11th and 12th April. EPAN…
Read more →The Open Forum activities have been gaining pace, everywhere in the world, as the Fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness (HLF4) in Busan, South…
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