News and updates from BCSDN and the region
The 10th Annual Council Meeting (ACM) of the network took place on 20 March in Pristina, Kosovo, hosted by Kosovar Civil Society foundation (KCSF). The annual gathering…
Read more →On 19-20 March, BCSDN members met in Pristina, Kosovo, for a strategic workshop on the Monitoring Matrix, co-hosted by Kosovar Civil Society Foundation (KCSF), to…
Read more →BCSDN is proud to announce that, on the 8th of February, the BCSDN Council adopted our Code of Conduct on the 9th Annual Council Meeting extended…
Read more →Within the CONCORD HUB3 Spring Meeting in Brussels, which took place this week, the 13th of March was devoted to Promoting civil society space. The…
Read more →BCSDN invites contributions from its members and partners in the form of articles, case studies, institutional reflections and creative pieces for the Balkan Civic Practices edition on Promoting Civic Space titled “Global Challenges – Local Responses”, to be published in April 2018. In the first phase of the call, contributors should submit abstracts (of max. 150 words) until
Read more →The CONCORD HUB 3 Meeting will take place from 13-15 March 2018 in Brussels. CONCORD HUB3 focuses specifically on promoting civil society space. The meeting…
Read more →As part of our activities as sub-regional secretariat for the CSO Partnership for Development Effectiveness (CPDE) for the Balkans region, BCSDN participated in a face-to-face training…
Read more →The Ecumenical Humanitarian Organization (EHO), Novi Sad, Serbia, has announced that the 6th Partners Meeting will take place from 18-20 April 2018 in the EHO Centre in Novi…
Read more →On 15 and 16 January 2018, the first Regional Policy Forum for Development (PFD) Meeting Europe was held in Ghent, Belgium. Discussions focused on the…
Read more →As part of the Global Standard for CSO Accountability project, and the project “Promoting Civic Space: Duties and Participants” supported by Civica Mobilitas, BCSDN provided…
Read more →One of the aims of the BENCHER Project is to deepen further the analysis of the European Commission country reports for all the Western Balkan countries, providing a more critical review of the EC assessments. Furthermore, this year’s analysis dedicates a special focus to the recommendations provided by the EC in the 2015 and 2016
Read more →The door to EU enlargement has at last creaked open, three years after European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker slammed it shut by saying there would be no enlargements in his five-year term in office. For whatever reason – crises survived, an improved continental economy, Brexit – Juncker now feels the time is right to inspect
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