Fact-checking online

This series of infographics presents the conclusions from the civic consultation with the youth “Can you hear us from the screen – The youth for a safe internet space”. This event aimed to understand the positive or negative experiences of the online participants and their opinions on the activities and which stakeholders should be implementing [...]

[Infographs] Can you hear us from the screen? The youth for a safe internet space

This series of infographics presents the conclusions from the civic consultation with the youth “Can you hear us from the screen - The youth for a safe internet space". This event aimed to understand the positive or negative experiences of the online participants and their opinions on the activities and which stakeholders should be implementing [...]

Digitalization will provide better access to justice and greater transparency of the judiciary

The digitalization of the judiciary and the public prosecutor's office saves time in the implementation of proceedings, facilitates the electronic movement of documents through courts, prosecutors' offices and other institutions that carry out criminal prosecution and will improve the overall connection of these institutions. Digitalization will prevent the abuse of the rights of the participants [...]

Report from the second annual survey on measuring the satisfaction of court users

The analysis of court proceedings participants’ satisfaction was prepared under the Project and aims to measure the satisfaction of the parties in the court proceedings, as well as the effects of the judicial reforms. The analysis was conducted through a multi-target survey in two consecutive years, in 2019 and 2020, in order to measure to [...]

Can you hear us from the screen? The youth for safe internet space

Citizens' consultations with young people are a type of consultation that aims to understand young people's perceptions of social problems and their views on possible solutions to these problems. In this report, we present the conclusions of the consultation with young people from North Macedonia about their positive or negative experiences on the Internet and [...]

Analysis of the quality of court decisions in misdemeanor cases

The analysis of the quality of court decisions in misdemeanor cases written by Dr. Mariana Loncar Velkova, was made on a total of 60 decisions from four appellate areas, issued in the period from 2017 to 2020, where one of the parties in the proceedings is a natural person. The analysis was based on a [...]

National PAR Monitor – North Macedonia 2019/2020

The PAR Monitor 2019/2020 is the result of monitoring work performed in 2020 by the members of the Think for Europe Network, and it represents a compilation report of key findings from across the Western Balkans in the six areas of PAR defined by the Principles of Public Administration (SIGMA principles). As the second systematic [...]

Five organizations will monitor the public administration reform on local level through grants from the WeBER 2.0 project

Five organizations from the country have become grantees of the WeBER 2.0 project and will work on monitoring the public administration reform at the local level. The organizations will work on projects for digitalization and professionalization of the administration in municipalities, improvement of human resources in the local self-government, as well as the encouragement of [...]

Overcoming the enlargement impasse – some ideas for the Slovenian presidency

The Think For Europe Network together with  Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) developed a common proposal on how to break the impasse and transform the EU integration process. The aim of the document is to accelerate the accession path of the Western Balkans concretely in ways that are still realistic in relation to the reservations [...]