2010
Analysis Public-Private Partnerships in Montenegro – Accountability, transparency and efficiency presented
12. 12. 2010.
Institute Alternative organized a round table in order to present its newest analysis, entitled “Public-Private Partnerships in Montenegro – Accountability, transparency and efficiency”. Key findings, conclusions and recommendations from the analysis of the legal framework and practices in connection with this concept were presented by senior research associate at Institute Alternative, Jovana Marović. The research…
Public procurements on national radio
07. 12. 2010.
Institute Alternative’s project associate Milica Popović has been a guest of public service’s radio show, discussing the topic of public procurement system in Montenegro. The show aired on 16/11/2010. She was joined by Sandra Krstović from Public Procurement Directorate and Vladan Ivanović from the Commission for the control of public procurement procedures.
Lobbying instead of analysis
28. 11. 2010.
New edition of Centre for Civic Education’s “EU Pulse” brings an article on public-private partnerships written by Institute Alternative’s senior research associate Jovana Marović, entitled “Lobbying instead of analysis”. EU Pulse can be found on CGO’s web site.
Fear and happiness
19. 11. 2010.
The latest survey of public opinion “Balkan Monitor” conducted by the agency Gallup Europe in the Western Balkans, organized by the European Fund for the Balkans, has shown a worrying trend in terms of freedom of expression in Montenegro. In fact, as many as 64% of respondents believe that most or many people are afraid…
Public procurement research – Round table announcement
12. 10. 2010.
In 2010, Institute Alternative conducted research on public procurement system in Montenegro with regard to issues of transparency and accountability. The research was conducted in the framework of the “EU Matrix – Monitoring the process of European integration with a focus on the implementation of the National Program for the integration of Montenegro into the…
Parliamentary oversight
24. 09. 2010.
The process of adopting the Law on Parliamentary Oversight of the Security and Defense Sector demands the attention of MPs, international organizations, civil society and the public in general. It should not be allowed that this law becomes shares the fate of those that are hardly read,differently understood, poorly applied. Parliamentary Committee for Defense and…