News and updates from BCSDN and the region
Twenty-five representatives from civil society organizations from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia gathered on February 28 and March 1, 2011…
Read more →On the 9th of November, the European Commission presented its annual assessments of the progress made by the potential and candidate countries from the Western…
Read more →BCSDN participated to the Strategic partners’ co-ordination meeting on the Council of Europe (CoE) Code of Good Practice for civil participation in the decision-making process.…
Read more →The DG Enlargement Unit organized the IPA Donors meeting to present the multi-annual plan for 2011-2013. The general objective was to discuss and elaborate the…
Read more →On the 30th of September the EU Programming Committee met discussing the second phase of the IPA Civil Society Facility Technical Assistance project as well…
Read more →The Working Group EPAN (Enlargement, Pre-Accession and Neighbourhood) met at the beginning of October under the auspices of TRIALOG. The Working Group Meeting gathered representatives…
Read more →For the first time, the database provides complete information on the state of civil dialogue in the Balkan countries in one place. The data include…
Read more →On 5th June, 2009 (i.e. over one year ago), our network approached the Commission on the need to better include local CSOs in the programming…
Read more →From 27th to 30th June, two BCSDN members, MCIC from Macedonia and Civic Initiatives from Serbia organized a study visit in Belgrade for representatives of…
Read more →On 18th and 19th June 2010 in Novi Sad, Serbia a regional conference on “Civil Bridge Building – The Hungarian 2011 EU-Presidency and the Western…
Read more →On 16th and 17th June, the National Council of Women of the Republic of Macedonia (UWOM) in cooperation with CONCORD held a national consultation in…
Read more →On 20th May 2010, the BCSDN held its 2nd EU policy workshop in Brussels. This year’s event was devoted to assessing the state of affairs…
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