European Policy Institute within its project „Dialogues for Vision“ that is supported by the British Embassy in Skopje, organized the workshop on Public Policy Framework, which was conducted by Zoe Collier and Graham Davey from Windmill Consulting, London, UK. The purpose of this workshop was for the participants to learn more about the process of […]
It is our great pleasure to announce the conference Improving Performance of Public Administration: Current Experiences and Future Perspectives, which will be held on 9-10 September 2015 at the Zira Hotel in Belgrade. Hosted by three TEN members – the European Policy Centre (CEP) from Belgrade, the European Policy Institute(EPI) from Skopje and the Institute Alternativa (IA) from Podgorica – the conference […]
The European Policy Institute-EPI, in July has held the first workshop – “Macedonian institutional context and Regulatory Impact Assessment” within the project “Dialogues for Vision” supported by the British Embassy in Skopje. The purpose of this workshop was to increase the capacity of civil society organizations to identify the Macedonian institutions and communication and advocacy of policies. Through […]
The aim of the Conference is to officially present Network 23, civil society organisations engaged in monitoring and evaluation of the policies under Chapter 23 – Judiciary and Fundamental Rights and their implementation in the country. European Policy Institute (EPI), Helsinki Committee for Human Rights of the Republic of Macedonia and Centre for Change Management, have […]
The European Policy Institute-EPI with financial support from the British Embassy in Skopje has started implementing the project “Dialogues for Vision.” Taking into account the current situation in the country, the lack of public debate on policy, particularly in the Parliament, the project should bring liveliness to the already established mechanisms of consultation. The project aims […]
The aim of the event is to discuss how the different modes of EU integration have affected the enlargement process and what is the impact of the Turkish process on the EU Enlargement towards Western Balkans. The main discussant will be our extinguished guest, Prof. Dr Meltem Müftüler-Bac from Sabanci University, Istanbul and EPI’s Director […]
On 30th March 2015, Institute for European policy organized the round table “EU and the current political crisis in Macedonia – leverage, involvement and perspectives”. The round table was attended by representatives from state institutions, political parties, the diplomatic corps, academia, civil society sector and experts. Malinka Ristevska Jordanova, director of EPI, welcomed the participants […]
The Kick-off meeting of the project “Strengthening Consumer Protection Organisations for better Municipal Services in SEE” took place in Belgrade on February 18th 2015. Ardita Abazi Imer, Program Coordinator for sectoral policies from EPi participated at the event. The project is funded by the German Organization for International Cooperation (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit) – […]
The Institute for European Policy will be holding a roundtable discussion on the topic of “Enhancing Parliamentary Scrutiny over the use of EU Funds”, on 21.02.2013 (Thursday), starting at 10.00 am, in the hotel Aleksandar Palace. The project is part of the EPI program for monitoring of the use of EU funds in the Republic of Macedonia and is financed by […]
The aim of this workshop is to enable a fruitful and expert discussion on ensuring a greater inclusion of the Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the EU accession process, including an improvement of the capacities of CSOs to use EU funds. The workshop will provide a debate by international speakers, in particular accentuating ways to […]
