• On 29 and 30 May, 2017 in Hotel Radika, Mavrovo the European Policy Institut (EPI) – Skopje held workshop with the selected grantees from Macedonia under the CfA # WeBER – G -01.
  • European Policy Institute (EPI)-Skopje, within the WeBER project, organised a seminar for civil society organisations (CSOs) “Effective monitoring of public policies”. The seminar was held in Mavrovo, on May 08-11.
  • Institute alternative (IA), within the WeBER project, organised a seminar for civil society organisations (CSOs) “Effective monitoring of public policies”. The seminar was held in Budva, on May 22-24.
  • Institute alternative (IA) concluded on May 29, within WeBER project, agreements with five Montenegrin NGOs which will monitor public administration reform at the local level in the following period.
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Western Balkans Enabling Project for Civil Society Monitoring of Public Administration Reform – WeBER

What

Western Balkans Enabling Project for Civil Society Monitoring of Public Administration Reform – WeBER – is a three-year project funded by the European Union and co-financed by the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Who

WeBER is implemented by the Think for Europe Network (TEN) composed of EU policy oriented think tanks in the Western Balkans. European Policy Centre (CEP) from Belgrade is the coordinator of the Project. By partnering up with the European Policy Centre (EPC) from Brussels, WeBER will ensure EU level visibility.

Why

The overall goal of WeBER is to increase the relevance, participation and capacity of civil society organisations and media in the Western Balkans to advocate for and influence the design and implementation of public administration reform.

Think for Europe Network - TEN

WeBER is implemented by six Western Balkan think tank organisations, gathered in the Think for Europe Network – TEN

WeBER By Numbers

3YEARS
6COUNTRIES
1,273.411EUROS WORTH