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Civil Society Initiative in Croatia: “Gledaj (U)druge”

The initiative “Gledaj (U)druge” is a result of the raised awareness of the public regarding the importance of the work of civil society organizations, but also as a response to the recent announcement for decreasing the financial support for CSOs’ projects and programmes. The aim is to present to the public the numbers, strength, motivation

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Montenegro: Call for the Interested Public to Contribute to the Public Consultations on Two Draft Regulations

The Ministry of Interior Affairs in Montenegro has submitted for public review two draft regulations: 1) the draft Regulation on the procedure for establishing cooperation between state administration and CSOs, and 2) the draft Regulation on the procedure for conducting public hearings in the preparation of laws. Therefore, the Ministry invites citizens, civil society organizations,

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How Can CSOs Apply and Get Grants from Bilateral Donor Agencies?

Bilateral donor funding refers to the donor country’s Government aid to recipient country in a Gov2Gov or a Gov2CivilSociety partnership. It is part of the Official Development Assistance (ODA) policies of the OECD member countries, which plays a major role in providing development funding to Governments and Civil Society. Bilateral donor funding can cover infrastructure,

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Results from EC Financial Regulations Survey

From 25th April to 11th May, Civil Society Europe (CSE) launched a survey on the EC Financial Regulations to collect CSOs views on the review of the financial regulations and rules of application of the European Commission. The Survey included questions raised by the European Commission into its own public consultation open until 27 May

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Загриженост на граѓанскиот сектор по брзото усвојување на Одлуката за формирање на Совет за соработка меѓу Владата и ГО во Македонија

– this article is available in English language here – Само два дена откако Одлуката за формирање на Совет за соработка на Владата на Република Македонија…

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MAXCAP: What Do Citizens’ Opinions and Perceptions Mean for EU Enlargement?

A large academic literature exists that identifies structural, individual and polity-level correlates of opposition to Enlargement, the most important of these being socio-economic status, attachment to national identity, perceived economic threats and political cues. Some recent studies, however, have shown that identity effects can be muted when expectations of economic support are mobilized at the

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