News and updates from BCSDN and the region
The abrupt and sweeping U.S Administration Executive Order, freezing most U.S. foreign aid for 90 days, among which USAID funding, has disrupted programs worldwide, including…
Read more →The Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) strongly condemns the ongoing smear campaign targeting Maja Stojanović, prominent civil society activist, Executive Director of Civic Initiatives,…
Read more →Together with our member, Civic Initiatives (CI), we present the 2023 annual report on the civil society environment in Serbia. The environment for CSOs in…
Read more →Together with our member, Center for Development of Non-Governmental Organizations (CRNVO), we present the 2023 annual report on the civil society environment in Montenegro. The…
Read more →On November 28, BCSDN member Civic Initiatives hosted the regional conference “Voices Without Fear” in Belgrade. The event brought together journalists, activists, legal experts, and…
Read more →Key points from the online Launch of BCSDN Regional Report on Civil Society Environment in the WBT 2023 & Recent Developments, 6 December On December…
Read more →We are excited to launch the 10th Monitoring Matrix Regional Report, a synergized analysis of country reports from BCSDN members across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina,…
Read more →We are excited to share the release of the updated BCSDN Monitoring Matrix on Enabling Environment for Civil Society Development Toolkit 2.0. About the Monitoring…
Read more →We are pleased to invite you to the online launch of the 10th edition of the BCSDN Monitoring Matrix Report on December 6th at 13h…
Read more →Together with our member, Partners Albania for Change and Development, we present the 2023 annual report on the civil society environment in Albania. The enabling…
Read more →Together with our member, Macedonian Center for International Cooperation (MCIC), we present the 2023 annual report on the civil society environment in North Macedonia. The…
Read more →The European Commission published the Enlargement Package, assessing the progress of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine, and Türkiye…
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