On October 13, Institute for Political Studies in collaboration with the parliament of Albania, the Committee on European Affairs and the Institute for Democracy in collaboration organized the parliamentary conference “The Role of the Parliaments in the Berlin Process” in Tirana, Albania.
The conference built upon the discussions initiated during the conference “Enhancing Berlin Process through Parliamentary Dialogue” held on 12 and 13 September in Skopje. It aimed to foster a deeper sense of ownership of the Berlin Process within the Parliaments, facilitating an inter-parliamentary dialogue on their pivotal role in promoting the Berlin Process objectives and closely monitoring the commitments made by the governments, specifically within the Common Regional Market (CRM).
The conference was opened by the Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Albania, Ms. Lindita Nikolla, the Chairwoman of the European Affairs Committee, Ms. Jorida Tabaku, the Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Albania, Mr. Igli Hasani, the Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council, Ms. Majlinda Bregu, the Ambassador of the European Union Delegation to Albania, Luigi Soreca and the Executive Director of the Institute for Political Studies, Mr. Afrim Krasniqi.
Ms. Nikolla emphasized the role of Albania in the EU integration process, adding that for an integrated region we need an integrated society and the achievements from the Berlin process show the Western Balkans as a serious and committed region. “The Berlin Process will be a decade old and it has proven to be a remarkable success. The collaboration among the Western Balkan countries is a prime step. We need to shed a light on the future rather than dwell on the past. EU integration of Albania is a national objective and the Albania’s role as a stabilizing force is evident. The support for the EU in Albania is higher than any other country in the region, which shows that we are working hard to pave the way for our future within the EU” says Ms. Nikolla.
According to Ms. Bregu the responsibility for ratification of the commitments from the Berlin Process lies in the parliaments and the Western Balkan region need to work closely in order to move forward. “Since 2015 we advocated for the parliaments to become another forum as part of the Berlin process, and now we are very happy to see that through these meeting the parliaments are finally discussing among themselves. The parliaments will boost the process of implementation of the agreements that are defined in the Berlin Process. This has a symbolic meaning for us, it shows that with goodwill and collaboration, things are moving forward” stated Ms. Bregu.
In his statement, Mr. Hasani noted that the primary objective of the Berlin Process is to increase the collaboration among the Western Balkans countries. “These kinds of meetings will serve to the improvement and growth of the Berlin Process and contribute to the collaboration between the Western Balkan countries, speeding the EU integration process. Achieving the commitments from the Berlin process requires an active engagement and participation of every cell, both within the parliaments and the civil society organizations. We all know the history of the Balkans, but looking forward is the only way that this region will progress” stated Mr. Hasani.
Mr. Soreca emphasized the significance of this event, highlighting the imperative for regional cooperation and engagement. “It is important that people from the region meet and show their unity, especially in a period where the new geopolitical reality has focused all minds and made the case for EU enlargement stronger. In this context the Berlin Process plays an important role, because it is a platform to work on reform and regional integration to help prepare the region for the European Union. The EU integration will only be a reality with the support from the parliaments, through adopting the legislation but also giving active support and strategic direction” says Mr. Soreca.
Ms. Tabaku brought up the well-established tradition of debates in the region. She also emphasized the need for a more practical and central role of the parliaments in the Berlin Process. “This is not something new, our parliaments have a long tradition of debating, but the role of the parliaments in the regional integration process needs to be improved, focusing more on practicality. This should be the start of an integral process and we should be the key actors to change the situation in the region” says Ms. Tabaku.
Mr. Krasniqi mentioned the historical overview of the Berlin Process, adding that this event and the upcoming summit in Tirana will provide a positive turn to the initiative. “When the Berlin Process started, there was a great support for the initiative, but as the time passed there was a drastic decrease. The EU didn’t have a concrete strategy and the Berlin Process tried to fill in the gap. But these events and the upcoming summit in Tirana turn the initiative on a positive side. The relationship between the parliaments and civil society is also very important. Both sides benefit mutually, the parliamentary mechanisms on one side and the valuable contribution of civil society to discussions on the other side” stated Mr. Krasniqi.
The first session “The Role of the Parliaments in the Berlin process” addressed the current stance and challenges in the engagement of the Parliaments in the initiative. The session was opened by a video message from the Chairman of the European Affairs Committee in the German Bundestag, Mr. Anton Hofreiter. This was followed by a panel discussion that gathered the Chairwoman of Education and Means of Public Information Committee, Ms. Flutura Acka, the Ambassador of Spain to Albania, Mr. Alvaro Renedo Zalba, the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Albania, Mr. Karl Bergner, the chairman of the Commission for European Affairs in the Macedonian Assembly, Mr. Arber Ademi, the deputy Chairwoman of the European Affairs Committee, Ms. Etilda Gjonaj and the Member of the Serbian Parliament, Ms. Jevrosima Pejovic,
The following panel discussion “Four freedoms and Berlin Process: Further challenges” discussed the Common Regional Market and the upcoming activities. The panel discussion featured a video message by the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the German Bundestag. The session was moderated by the Chairman of Economy and Finance Committee, Mr. Eduard Shalsi, and the panelists were the Ambassador of Austria to Albania, Mr. Christian Steiner, the Chairwoman of the Committee for EU Integration, Ms. Elvira Kovacs, the Chairwoman of the Committee for EU Integration, Ms. Rrezarta Krasniqi and the Chairman of the Joint Committee for EU Integration, Mr. Zdenko Cosic.
The event is part of the “Parliamentary Diplomacy: Regional Cooperation through Enhanced Parliamentary Dialogue” project, which aims to promote the laws and benefits of the Berlin Process through the promotion of parliamentary diplomacy and the use of oversight mechanisms by the parliaments of the Western Balkans.
The project is implemented by six project partners in each of the six Western Balkans countries. The lead partner is the Institute for Democracy (IDSCS) – North Macedonia. The other project partners are Institute Alternativa (IA) – Montenegro, Institute for Political Studies (ISP) – Albania, CRTA – Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability – Serbia, Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI)– Kosovo, and the Network of Progressive Initiatives (NPI) – Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Razvojni program Ujedinjenih nacija (UNDP) u Bosni i Hercegovini pokrenuo je Akademiju klimatskih akcija, tematsku edukaciju za izabrane zvaničnike i zvaničnice parlamenata, skupština, općinskih vijeća u Bosni i Hercegovini, s ciljem da im se omogući bolji uvid u klimatske teme, posebno o konkretnim mjerama i politikama za ublažavanje i prilagođavanje klimatskim promjenama. Akademija će polaznicima predstaviti i primjere dobre prakse ostvarene kroz projekte koje implementira UNDP u BiH uz podršku različitih međunarodnih i domaćih partnera u zemlji.
Prvi od tri modula Akademije održan je od 15. do 17. septembra 2023. godine u Sarajevu. Akademiju su otvorili Raduška Cupać, rukovoditeljica Sektora za energetiku i okoliš u UNDP-u i Saša Magazinović, poslanik u Predstavničkom domu Parlamentarne skupštine BiH i predsjedavajući Zelenog kluba koga čine poslanici/zastupnici iz parlamenata na svim nivoima vlasti u BiH. U svojim uvodnim obraćanjima, istakli su važnost saradnje i zajedničkog djelovanja na zelenim politikama na svim nivoima vlasti u zemlji, kako bi se što bolje pripremili i odgovorili na izazove klimatskih promjena.
Tema prvog modula Akademije bila je biodiverzitet i zaštićena područja. Učesnici su imali priliku saznati više o adekvatnim mjerama potrebnim za rješavanje uticaja klimatskih promjena na biodiverzitet i zaštićena područja u zemlji, kroz predavanja stručnjaka iz ove oblasti, među kojima i prof. dr.sc. Dragojla Goluba sa Prirodno-matematičkog fakulteta u Banjoj Luci, Mehmeda Cere, pomoćnika ministra u Sektoru za okoliš Federalnog ministarstva okoliša i turizma, kao i gostujuće predavačice, dr. Golda Edwin, vanredne profesorice na Odsjeku za okoliš na Manakula Vinayagar Institute of Technology (MVIT) u Puducherryju, Indija i izvršne direktorice Udruženja za promicanje održivosti u kampusima i zajednicama (Association for Promoting Sustainability in Campuses & Communities – APSCC), koja je također predstavila primjere dobre prakse u svijetu.
U okviru ovog modula organizovana je posjeta i obilazak Zaštićenog pejzaža „Bijambare“, gdje su učesnike ugostili predstavnici Kantonalne javne uprave za zaštićena područja kao i Adla Kahrić, stručnjakinja za ovu oblast na projektu „Održivost zaštićenih područja u BiH“(SPA) koji implementira UNDP, a finansira Globalni fond za okoliš (GEF). Senka Mutabdžija Bećirović, voditeljica SPA projekta u UNDP-u, predstavila je aktivnosti i napore ovog projekta koji će u naredne tri godine raditi na smanjenju uticaja novonastalih klimatskih prijetnji na biološke raznolikosti u BiH, osiguravanjem mogućnosti za održivo upravljanje i finansiranje zaštićenih područja, uključujući kroz razvoj održivog turizma.
Učesnici su istakli značaj Akademije klimatskih akcija, koja im pruža mogućnost da u svojim predstavničkim i parlamentarnim aktivnostima snažnije djeluju u ovoj oblasti, kako bi se spriječila ranjivost prirodnih i društvenih procesa na klimatske promjene.
Kroz naredna dva modula koja će se održati u Trebinju i Tuzli, fokus će biti na temama energetske efikasnosti, obnovljivih izvora energije, energetske tranzicije i zaštite životne sredine.
Akademija se realizuje u okviru UNDP-ovog projekta „Inicijativa za izgradnju kapaciteta za transparentnost“ (CBIT), koji finansira GEF, a za organizaciju Akademije je zadužena nevladina organizacija iz Sarajeva, Mreža progresivnih inicijativa (MPI).
On September 12 and 13, the Institute for Democracy hosted the regional event “Enhancing Berlin Process through Parliamentary Diplomacy” in which Members of Parliaments (MPs) and parliamentary staff from the Parliaments of the Western Balkans (WB), the German Bundestag and the European Parliament participated.
The purpose of the event is to bring the Berlin Process closer to the MPs and parliamentary staff and to initiate an interparliamentary and expert debate on the role of the parliaments of WB within the Berlin Process.
The event on the first day was opened by the President of the Assembly of the Republic of North Macedonia, Talat Xhaferi, the President of the Institute for Democracy, Marko Troshanovski, the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, Petra Drexler, and then the President of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the German Bundestag, Michael Roth, delivered his key remarks. Troshanovski explained that the Berlin process includes cooperation between the Balkan countries that brings them closer to each other while also bringing them closer to the EU.
“Free roaming in the Balkans, recognition of diplomas or professional qualifications or traveling only with an ID card are benefits encouraged by the Berlin process, which are also benefits of EU membership. The process has many policies in addition to these (in the area of innovation, green agenda, digital transformation of our societies, etc.) and has financial resources. Governments undertake commitments whose implementation requires dedication and efficiency. With this project, we want to involve the parliaments to give their contribution to speeding up these commitments”, says Troshanovski.
We are aware that geographically, strategically and with the majority will of the citizens, as a region we are predisposed to become members of the European Union, as soon as we fulfill the necessary conditions for membership, says Xhaferi.
“We are also aware that along the way, all of us individually and collectively face many challenges of a different nature. Experientially, from the previous enlargements, we must accept that we have to deal with and find acceptable solutions to all the issues that are treated as open and present an obstacle on the way. By putting the most painful and complex issues on the agenda, Germany has shown a clear proactive role in helping and supporting the region and an unequivocal message that our societies need final reconciliation and real projects in the areas detected by the European Commission,” said Xhaferi.
According to Roth, Russia’s war in Ukraine has made it clear that stabilization of candidate countries is in everyone’s interest. He added that in order to achieve that, the accession process must be reformed so that the citizens of the candidate countries have benefits even before the accession itself.
“I assure you that sometimes as parliamentarians you have more influence than if you were part of the government. I want to emphasize that your future is also our common future. The accession of North Macedonia will be of symbolic importance for the entire region because it is a multi-ethnic example for the entire Western Balkans. A large part of the citizens of the region see their future in the EU regardless of all the disappointment they had with the EU, but I am not sure that they are patient to wait another 20 years. Citizens need immediate tangibility of the benefits of joining the EU, and in order to achieve this, a reform of the accession process is needed,” he added.
At the panel discussion dedicated to the role of parliaments in the Berlin process, the chairman of the Commission for European Affairs in the Macedonian Assembly, Arber Ademi, the chairman of the Commission for European Affairs in the Albanian Parliament, Jorida Tabaku, MP Robert Kozma, member of the Commission for European Affairs in the Serbian Parliament, MP Semsudin Mehmedović, member of the Committee for Transport and Communications in the Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Arbreše Kryeziu-Hyseni, the chairwoman of the Committee for Foreign Affairs in the Assembly of Kosovo and Zdenka Popović, member of the Committee for Economy, Finance and Budget of the Montenegrin Assembly.
The adviser for political processes related to the Berlin process in the Government of the Republic of North Macedonia, Marija Fileva, gave a short presentation on the achievements of the Republic of Macedonia in the Berlin process.
At the last panel of the first day “Lessons learned from the adoption of mobility agreements”, the keynote address was given by Manuel Sarrazin, Special Representative of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany for the Western Balkans, and the panelists were Amer Kapetanović, Head of Political Department of the Regional Cooperation Council, Vancho Uzunov, Berlin Process Sherpa from Macedonia and Jeton Zulfaj, Berlin Process Sherpa from from Kosovo and Lulzum Rafuna, President of the WB6 CIF Management Board.
The second day of the event started with an address by Viola Von Cramon from the European Parliament who addressed via video message and David Oberhuber, the director of GIZ North Macedonia.
The first session “Knowledge transfer and consultation on Berlin process” was addressed by Amer Kapetanović, Head of Political Department of the Regional Cooperation Council and Milica Cvorović, an expert in coordination and communication at the CEFTA Secretariat. At the second session “Knowledge transfer and consultation on Common Regional Market and Green Agenda”, Maja Handjinska Trendafilova, Director of ReSPA (Regional School of Public Administration) and Jasmina Petkovska, member of the regional working group for the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans at Regional Cooperation Council.
This event is part of the “Parliamentary Diplomacy: Regional Cooperation through Enhanced Parliamentary Dialogue” project, which aims to promote the laws and benefits of the Berlin Process through the promotion of parliamentary diplomacy and the use of oversight mechanisms by the parliaments of the Western Balkans.
The project is implemented by six project partners in each of the six Western Balkans countries. The lead partner is the Institute for Democracy (IDSCS) – North Macedonia. The other project partners are Institute Alternativa (IA) – Montenegro, Institute for Political Studies (ISP) – Albania, CRTA – Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability – Serbia, Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI)– Kosovo, and the Network of Progressive Initiatives (NPI) – Bosnia and Herzegovina.
This project will contribute to the overall efforts to preserve democratic principles of check and balances as well as to promote and advance democracy in the region through enhanced regional cooperation. It further contributes to the principles of the Belin Process, which has been working to strengthen and accelerate regional integration since 2014, as well as hasten the region’s overall alignment with the EU principles. In this framework, the project focuses on Berlin Process area such as infrastructure development, and connectivity, regional exchange at parliamentary level and the green agenda. However, it is through multi-level commitment that BP commitments can be taken further, and local ownership can be created. Thus, this project is expected to strengthen the involvement of the parliaments in pushing forward the regional agenda.
The inclusion of parliament in the BP commitments will be of added value for the Berlin process, and it will also strengthen parliament’s role in the EU integration process in each of the Western Balkan countries. By developing the capacity of parliamentarians and staff to conduct the oversight function of parliaments, the project will strengthen the system of checks and balances between the legislature and executive thus prompting greater coordination between the two branches regarding important national decisions and laws in the process of EU legislative harmonization. Therefore, the overall aim of the project is to enhance multi-level regional cooperation to consolidate and maintain the dynamics of the EU integration process.
Partners
The project is going to be implemented by six project partners in each of the six Western Balkans countries. The lead partner is the Institute for Democracy (IDSCS) – North Macedonia. The other project partners are Institute Alternativa (IA) – Montenegro, Institute for Political Studies (ISP) – Albania, CRTA – Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability – Serbia, Kosova Democratic Institute (KDI)– Kosovo, and the Network of Progressive Initiatives (NPI) – Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Planned activities:
Partners meeting in Skopje
Stakeholder mapping of relevant (national and international) actors in the Berlin Process
Needs assessment of the Members of Parliaments and parliamentary staff
Interparliamentary topical meetings in: 1) Albania on Berlin Process, 2) Montenegro on Common Regional Market, and 3) Bosnia and Herzegovina on Green Agenda
Three national level events with MPs, staff and relevant stakeholders
Regional workshop to develop parliamentary oversight mechanisms of Berlin Process
Semi-annual monitoring reports on BP commitments and parliamentary engagement
Oversight activities conducted by MPs, with the support of partner think tanks
Regionalni dijalog mladih za Evropu / POLITEIA Regionalna škola za participaciju mladih 2023.
Fondacija Centar za demokratiju organizovala je od 6. do 12. jula 2023. godine u Nišu „POLITEIA Regionalnu školu za participaciju mladih“, u okviru projekta Regionalni dijalog mladih za Evropu(Regional Youth Dialogue for Europe) koji se realizuje uz podršku Evropske unije.
Kroz panel debate i diskusije, polaznicima Politeia škole govorili su: Tanja Miščević, ministarka za evropske integracije, Vlada Republike Srbije; Plamena Halačeva, zamjenica šefa Delegacije Evropske unije u Srbiji; Nataša Vučković, generalna sekretarka, Fondacija Centar za demokratiju, Srbija; Antonela Valmorbida, generalna sekretarka, Evropska asocijacija za lokalnu demokratiju (ALDA); Ognjen Marković, menadžer projekta, Vijeće za regionalnu saradnju, Sarajevo; Đorđo Cvijović, Lokalna kancelarija Regionalne kancelarije za saradnju mladih (RYCO) u Srbiji; Saša Magazinović, poslanik, Predstavnički dom Parlamentarne skupštine Bosne i Hercegovine; dr Aleksandra Jerkov, članica Izvršnog odbora, Regionalna akademija za demokratski razvoj, Srbija; Kalinka Gaber, državna savjetnica u Vladi Sjeverne Makedonije, bivša državna sekretarka za pitanja EU; Vuk Velebit, stručnjak za spoljnu i bezbjednosnu politiku, Srbija; dr Jonida Begaj, Pravni fakultet u Tirani, Albanija.
Znanja i iskustva putem predavanja i interaktivnih razgovora mladim polaznicima škole prenijeli su: Prof. Eralda Cani, Pravni fakultet, Univerzitet u Tirani, Albanija; prof. dr Vladimir Janković, Univerzitet Mančester, Velika Britanija; Mateja Agatonović, pomoćnik generalnog direktora, Nova ekonomija, Srbija; Daliborka Uljarević, izvršni direktor, Centar za građansko obrazovanje, Crna Gora; Žarko Šunderić, direktor, Centar za socijalnu politiku, Srbija; Ognen Janeski, ambasador SE i EU protiv govora mržnje za Zapadni Balkan i TV voditelj/glavni urednik, Sjeverna Makedonija; Sanja Mešanović, zamjenik direktora, Republički sekretarijat za javne politike, Srbija; Miljana Pejić, generalni sekretar, Krovna organizacija mladih Srbije, Srbija; Miloš Đajić i Igor Jojkić, Centar modernih vještina; kao i predstavnice partnerskih organizacija na projektu: Brikena Hoxha, izvršna direktorka, Kosovska inicijativa za stabilnost, Kosovo*; Anida Šabanović, programska koordinatorka/menadžerica, Mreža progresivnih inicijativa, BiH; dr Kejda Nuhu, Youth Act centar, Albanija; Mona Xhexhaj, izvršna direktorka, Akademija za evropske integracije i pregovore, Albanija; Biljana Bejkova, izvršna direktorka, NVO Info Centar, Sjeverna Makedonija.
Učesnici/e „POLITEIA Regionalne škole za participaciju mladih“ 2023. bili su studenti, aktivisti i mladi stručnjaci iz Albanije, Sjeverne Makedonije, Kosova*, BiH, Crne Gore i Srbije. Ključne teme o kojima se razgovaralo: Evropske integracije zemalja Zapadnog Balkana, omladinske politike i programi, saradnja i umrežavanje mladih u regionu, socio-ekonomski razvoj, klimatske promjene, borba protiv govora mržnje u javnoj sferi…
Politeia je škola sa dugom tradicijom (od 1997) i zahvaljujući odličnim predavačima, interaktivnom načinu rada i kvalitetnom izboru učesnika, prepoznata je kao jedan od vodećih neformalnih programa edukacije za mlade u našem regionu.
POLITEIA škola 2023. organizovana je u okviru projekta Regionalni dijalog mladih za Evropu (Regional Youth Dialogue for Europe) koji se realizuje uz podršku Evropske unije. Projekat realizuju Fondacija Centar za demokratiju, Beograd (kao koordinator projekta) i partnerske organizacije: Akademija za evropske integracije i pregovore iz Tirane (AIEN); Kosovska inicijativa za stabilnost iz Prištine (IKS); Mreža progresivnih inicijativa iz Sarajeva (NPI); NVO Info Centar iz Skoplja (NGO IC); Regionalna akademija za demokratski razvoj iz Novog Sada (ADD); Youth Act Centar iz Tirane (YA). Projekat finansira Evropska unija.
– Unapređenje razumevanja i saradnje na Zapadnom Balkanu
– Jačanje aktivne podrške građana za reforme i integraciju u Evropsku uniju
Fondacija Centar za demokratiju u saradnji sa partnerskim organizacijama civilnog društva iz regiona Zapadnog Balkana započela je realizaciju projekta Regionalni dijalog mladih za Evropu (Regional Youth Dialogue for Europe).
Mladi iz regiona Zapadnog Balkana smatraju da nisu dovoljno vidljivi, niti uključeni u procese koji se tiču njihove budućnosti. Neophodno je unaprediti participaciju mladih u građanskom i demokratskom društvu, njihovo povezivanje i saradnju u regionu i osnažiti dijalog mladih sa donosiocima odluka. Projekat se realizuje u kontekstu implementacije EU Strategije za mlade, pratećeg Akcionog plana i Ekonomskog-investicionog plana za Zapadni Balkan koji je uspostavio program Garancija za mlade.
U projekat ugrađujemo iskustvo u promociji evropskih i demokratskih vrednosti i ljudskih prava, Ciljeva održivog razvoja Agende 2030, posebno vodeći računa o unapređenju položaja mladih i pripadnika osetljivih grupa, kao i iskustvo podsticanja javnog dijaloga, kreiranja i praćenja javnih politika i uključivanja građana u procese donošenja odluka.
Kroz podršku organizacijama civilnog društva i, naročito, omladinskim organizacijama osnažićemo njihove aktiviste i građane širom regiona:
da se aktivno zalažu za usvajanje evropskih vrednosti i jačanje demokratskih odgovornih institucija
da učestvuju u javnom dijalogu o reformama
da šire znanje o ekonomskom i socijalnom napretku koji donosi usvajanje evropskih standarda u javnim politikama
da rade zajedno na osmišljavanju i realizaciji projekata od zajedničkog interesa
da kroz dijalog i saradnju prevazilaze nasleđe prošlosti u regionu i daju podršku dobrosusedskim odnosima i pomirenju
Glavne aktivnosti
Znanje i razmena:
Istraživanje o omladinskim politikama na Zapadnom Balkanu
Politeia Regionalna škola za participaciju mladih
Volonterska praksa
Javni dijalog o javnim politikama – lokalno, nacionalno, regionalno:
Politeia tematske regionalne sesije o javnim politikama
Debate o politikama za mlade
Monitoring javnih politika za mlade
Regionalna konferencija
Finansiranje projekata organizacija civilnog društva:
Fond za mlade
Fond za uspešne inicijative
Dinamična komunikacija sa građanima:
Informativni i kreativni sadržaji u medijima i društvenim mrežama
Interaktivni online omladinski forum
Radimo u: Beogradu, Tirani, Sarajevu, Prištini, Skopju, Novom Sadu i mnogim drugim gradovima
Program će uključiti:
150 omladinskih organizacija i 1.500 omladinskih aktivista obuhvaćeno istraživanjem
50 učesnika/ca Regionalne škole Politeia
6 Politeia tematskih sesija
1.000 mladih na interaktivnom omladinskom forumu
10 mladih aktivista na volonterskoj praksi (stažiranje)
30 finansiranih projekata kroz Fond za mlade
6 ekspertskih analiza i predloga omladinskih politika
30 javnih debata o politikama za mlade
200 učesnika/ca uživo i 300 online na dvodnevnoj regionalnoj konferenciji
Koordinator projekta:
Fondacija Centar za demokratiju, Beograd
Partneri:
Akademija za evropske integracije i pregovore iz Tirane (AIEN)
Kosovska inicijativa za stabilnost iz Prištine (IKS)
Mreža progresivnih inicijativa iz Sarajeva (NPI)
NVO Info Centar iz Skoplja (NGO IC)
Regionalna akademija za demokratski razvoj iz Novog Sada (ADD)
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