The Council for Cooperation between the Government and Civil Society has launched a public call for civil society representatives to join the Monitoring Committee for the Reform and Growth Facility. The Committee monitors the progress and quality of reforms and investments under North Macedonia’s Reform Agenda 2024–2027, linked to the EU’s Growth Plan for the Western Balkans. Sixteen representatives will be selected across seven priority areas: public finance management, public administration reform, energy transition, digitalisation, human capital, private sector and business development, and fundamentals and rule of law. Candidates must have at least three years of experience in the civil society sector, relevant expertise and knowledge of the EU integration process and Reform Agenda. The initiative aims to ensure transparent and inclusive civil society participation in monitoring reform implementation. Applications are open until 15 September 2026. Find more here.
Source: nvo sorabotka