- WeBER Project Manager and European Policy Centre (CEP) Programme Director Milena Lazarević was one of the speakers in the conference’s “Drivers and enablers of policy effectiveness” panel.
- The second Call for Proposals under the second phase of the BACID programme is launched and the submission deadline is August 2, 2019.
- Group for Legal and Political Studies held a roundtable discussion on November 30, 2018 in Swiss Diamond Hotel, Prishtina where the National PAR Monitor Report for Kosovo and key insights and were presented as to how Kosovo stands in comparison to the other Western Balkan countries.
- As shown by the regional project WeBER civil society actors, with local knowledge of an administration’s functioning, can lead domestic advocacy efforts aimed at better administration.
- Institute Alternative (IA) presented the National PAR Monitor - Montenegro 2017/2018 to the public at a press conference.
- European Policy Institute - Skopje (EPI) held the final conference of the WeBER project and presented the National PAR Monitor Macedonia 2017/2018 on 27 November 2018, at the “Public Room” in Skopje, Macedonia.
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Delivering for people: WeBER Project Manager took part in Ankara World Bank conference
WeBER Project Manager and European Policy Centre (CEP) Programme Director Milena Lazarević was one of the speakers in the conference’s “Drivers and enablers of policy effectiveness” panel.
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BACID Fund: Calls for Proposals
The second Call for Proposals under the second phase of the BACID programme is launched and the submission deadline is August 2, 2019.
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GLPS held a Panel Discussion on the topic: “Progress in implementing the Public Administration Reform: Where does Kosovo Stand”
Group for Legal and Political Studies held a roundtable discussion on November 30, 2018 in Swiss Diamond Hotel, Prishtina where the National PAR Monitor Report for Kosovo and key insights and were presented as to how Kosovo stands in comparison to the other Western Balkan countries.
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Meaningful public consultations and external accountability are the critical challenges to PAR in Albania
As shown by the regional project WeBER civil society actors, with local knowledge of an administration’s functioning, can lead domestic advocacy efforts aimed at better administration. Moreover, an independent PAR monitoring and evidence-based dialogue with the government represent a good approach to achieve this goal.
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Press conference “Montenegro and public administration reform – Where are we on the regional scale?”
Institute Alternative (IA) presented the National PAR Monitor - Montenegro 2017/2018 to the public at a press conference.
About 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.
