News and updates from BCSDN and the region
Despite ongoing efforts by civil society, activists, and academia, as well as strong international condemnation, the anti-defamation law was adopted in Republika Srpska on July…
Read more →BCSDN’s input on the IPA III Multi-Country Action Document 2024, submitted to TACSO on 11 July as part of the open consultations, emphasizes the significance…
Read more →2024 Report, available here 2023 Report, available here 2022 Report, available here 2021 Report, available here 2020 Report, available here 2019 Report, available here 2017/2018 Report, available here 2016 Report, available here 2015 Report, available here 2014 Report available here 2013 Report, available here
Read more →Podcast Series: Explaining Western Balkans Episode: You(th) in Revolt! Interlocutors: Blazhen Maleski, a researcher in REACTOR Research in Action and Youth Representative in RYCO Board; Miljana Pejić, Secretary General of National Youth Council of Serbia Established in 2016, according to the model of the Youth Franco-German Office for youth cooperation, the Regional Youth Cooperation Office
Read more →From October 2021 to December 2022, the Balkan Civil Society Development Network has been implementing the project “Improved CSO responses to pandemic and post-pandemic challenges…
Read more →Balkan Civil Society Development Network (BCSDN) gladly presents the 2021 Civil Society (CSOSI) Sustainable Index for North Macedonia. The report is a part of the…
Read more →In February 2022, the European Parliament adopted a legislative initiative resolution (2020/2026(INL), with recommendations to the Commission to harmonise the status of non-profits throughout the…
Read more →Following the publication of the annual European Commission Enlargement Package 2022, BCSDN is issuing the 13th background analysis assessing the progress made in the area…
Read more →BCSDN has extended its research and efforts to further understand the CSOs’ internal environment, practices and its own impact. Below are the available findings from…
Read more →Civil society organisations (CSOs) are important actors within civil society and democratic processes. They provide checks and balances, hold governments accountable, and raise unheard voices…
Read more →With two years of living in a pandemic behind us, it is still important to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on civil society in our…
Read more →Closely following the development of the IPA III Civil Society Facility 2021-2023 Multi-Beneficiary (Regional), BCSDN in consultation with several CSOs and networks from the region…
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