News and updates from BCSDN and the region
BCSDN’s 18th Annual Council Meeting took place on March 20th in Vienna, Austria. Members and the Executive Office got together to review last year’s achievements,…
Read more →From March 3rd to 6th, 2024, BCSDN’s Executive Director, Biljana Spasovska, actively participated in the EESC Days, a key event dedicated to the role of…
Read more →BCSDN welcomes the adoption of the Anti-SLAPP Directive – also known as Daphne’s Law – by the European Parliament during its first reading. The Directive…
Read more →We are happy to present you the latest BCSDN Digest, shedding light on the complex interplay between Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of…
Read more →For the 11th time, BCSDN Western Balkans members are conducting surveys to assess the state of the civil society enabling environment in the countries of…
Read more →BCSDN seeks external support to develop the MEL Framework for its Advocacy Strategy amidst a deteriorating civic environment in the Western Balkans. The shrinking civic…
Read more →Catalyst Balkans and BCSDN present the third edition of the Mapping of Donors Active in the Western Balkans. The research unlocks a wealth of information…
Read more →BCSDN publishes a Call for the Procurement of Services for the Development of an Enhanced Monitoring Matrix website. The Monitoring Matrix website presents the MM…
Read more →The Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) has released its 14th analysis of the European Commission’s annual reports assessing civil society development in the Western…
Read more →The Balkan Civil Society Development Network is concerned with recent developments threatening the freedom of expression and association in North Macedonia. The most recent attack…
Read more →After a series of bills were introduced in Republika Srpska to silence dissent, which included amendments to the entety’s Criminal Code re-criminalizing defamation, and the…
Read more →In response to recent civic space threats in Republika Srpska (RS), Bosnia and Herzegovina, following amendments to the Republika Srpska Criminal Code re-criminalizing defamation and…
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