The objective of the project “Engaging the private sector in education for entrepreneurship” is to increase the capacities of young people in Macedonia to engage in entrepreneurship, increase private sector participation in entrepreneurship education, and increase support for policies that improve the economic conditions for young people from the country. Within the project, a research […]
The European Policy Institute – Skopje (EPI) has started implementing the project Network 23 – Networking for Impact (NETWIT 23) on 15 May 2018. The overall goal of the proposed action is to contribute to an increased influence of the civil society on creating public policies in the area of Chapter 23 – Judiciary and Fundamental […]
Timeframe: January – December 2018 Location: Skopje and the other three appellate regions (Stip, Bitola and Gostivar) Budget: 9.991 EUR The aim of this project is to enhance the application of the regulatory impact assessment (RIA) of the laws arising from the judiciary reform in Macedonia – Recognize the usefulness of the RIA tool in the decision-making process and to […]
Europeanization of the Western Balkans (WB) is shadowed by multiple factors on both side – EU and WB states. EU internal challenges (economic crisis, migrant crisis, rising of euroscepticism, etc.) have omitted the Enlargement from Brussels’ agenda for a while. On the other hand, the lack of political will, irresponsibility of WB political elites and […]
Democracy and Rule of Law: Combating barriers for exit: Macedonian Roma at the borders The European Policy Institute-EPI as a partner of NGO KHAM Delchevo, with financial support from the Roma Initiatives Office, Open Society Foundations in Budapest, in December 2015 has started implementing the project “Combating barriers for exit: Macedonian Roma at the borders”. […]
Accession monitoring and advocacy: WeBER (Western Balkans Enabling Project for Civil Society Monitoring of Public Administration Reform) WeBER (Western Balkans Enabling Project for Civil Society Monitoring of Public Administration Reform) is a three-year project, worth up to 1,273.411 EUR and funded by the European Union represented by the European Commission. WeBER is implemented by a consortium […]
Democracy and Rule of Law: Network 23 By the end of April 2014, EPI as a lead partner (in cooperation with the Helsinki Committee Macedonia and the Center for Change Management) was granted its first Civil Society Facility IPA grant. The project also includes a re-granting scheme for capacity building of local civil society organizations. […]
Accession monitoring and advocacy: EPINET In the period February 2013 – April 2013, EPI implemented the project Embedding EU Expertise, supported by the British Embassy – Skopje, with a specific objective to establish a pool of excellence from Macedonian postgraduates and PhD students who had finished their EU-related studies abroad. EPI assembled a network of […]
IPA monitoring: Partnership in the use of EU funds in the Republic of Macedonia Small research grant for reseach under the USAID scheme for support of civil society organizations on the partnership principle between state administration and the NGO sector in the implementation of EU funds in the country. The research was conducted in the […]
