News and updates from BCSDN and the region
Slovakia’s Visegrad Four (V4: Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia) presidency expires this month. In hindsight, Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miroslav Lajčák is convinced it was an extremely dynamic term, during which, some 140 events associating both politicians and experts were organised. The V4 followed up on the inter-regional dialogue with countries of the Western
Read more →BCSDN and its members are proud to announce the successful applicants for funding under the Balkan Public Policy Fund Programme. Out of 47 submitted project proposals from organizations from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia, 12 proposals were selected for funding (2 per country). The pilot phase of the Slovak and Balkan
Read more →BCSDN and its members are proud to announce the successful applicants for funding under the Balkan Public Policy Fund Programme. Out of 47 submitted project…
Read more →The working group for preparation of the Draft Law on Amendments to the Law on NGOs met on 27th and 28th May, 2015, to discuss…
Read more →In light of the political crisis in Macedonia and the large number of illegally intercepted communications which were being published since 9 February 2015, and…
Read more →On 17th June, Tanja Hafner Ademi, the Executive Director of BCSDN, presented the Monitoring Matrix for Enabling Environment for Civil Society Development at the CIVICUS-AGNA…
Read more →BCSDN, in partnership with European Center for Non-profit Law (ECNL), has published the second Regional Report on Enabling Environment for Civil Society Development in Enlargement Countries, presenting the regional state of play of civil society in 2014 and highlighting the priorities for intervention by national and EU insittutions at the regional level towards creating a more enabling environment
Read more →CIVICUS is taking a new approach to tracking the quality of civic space in real time. They intend to do this by combining analysis of…
Read more →The role of CSOs has come to the forefront of the European political and normative debate, signified as a remedy to solve the democratic deficit…
Read more →According to the recently published Monitoring Matrix Regional Report for 2014, the legal environment for CSOs in the Western Balkans and Türkiye remained relatively stable.…
Read more →Lack of transparency by major European donors is hindering development outcomes in some of the poorest countries in the world, according to Publish What You Fund’s latest report. Nine out of 16 key EU donors and institutions are still not publishing their data on time and in detail, leaving recipient countries in the dark about
Read more →Lack of transparency by major European donors is hindering development outcomes in some of the poorest countries in the world, according to Publish What You…
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