Реинтеграција на Ромите повратници: вклучување на „непосакуваните“

Автор: Ангел Мојсовски МВР ги има информациите колку Роми, т.н. лажни азиланти, се вратени, своеволно или присилно, но тие информации понатаму не се споделени со центрите за социјална работа, кои би требало да продолжат со преземање дополнителни мерки за давање помош. Секојдневните проблеми, а пред се` сиромаштијата како најголем од сите, тераат голем број жители […]

The European future of Macedonia starts with the Chapter 23

This policy brief is based on the views expressed on the final conference of the project “Network 23+”, held on 5th of July, under the title “Chapter 23: Pandora’s Box or a Key for Good Governance?”. The conference consisted of four sessions, according to the structure of the Chapter 23, in which politicians, experts, speakers [...]

To make it or break it: Macedonia decision at the June European Council

Author: Simonida Kacarska The upcoming summit of the heads of state and government of the European Union member states, to be held at the end of June 2018, will be viewed with much interest from the Balkans. The last enlargement package in the autumn of 2016, under the Slovak Presidency, was not followed up by […]

Summaries of policy studies by grantees of Network 23+

Summaries of conducted researches by the grantees of the project "Network 23+", implemented by the European Policy Institute - Skopje and the Helsinki Committee for Human Rights of the Republic of Macedonia. The project was financed by the European Union, and co-financed by the Royal Embassy of Norway in Belgrade. Read the publication here.

Network 23 – Networking for Impact (NETWIT 23)

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 […]

RECOMMENDATION WITH A FUTURE?

Analysis of the 2018 European Commission Report on the Republic of Macedonia by the European Policy Institute - Skopje. See the publication here

[Benchmarking in Serbia] EU’s Benchmarking within Chapters 23 and 24 in Accession Negotiations with Serbia – Effects and Challenges

This analysis aims to take stock of the effects of the EU’s benchmarking system on a sample of issues within the Chapters 23 and 24 in Serbia’s EU accession negotiations, pertaining to the following fields: independence of the judiciary and professionalism; freedom of expression; anti-discrimination policy; prevention of corruption within the civil service system; prevention [...]