2018
Money Watch Small Grants Award: For Effective Oversight of Public Spending
20. 12. 2018.
On Friday, 21 December 2018, we will organise a press conference to award grants to nine civil society organisations (CSOs) within our project “Money Watch – Civil Society, Guarding the Budget”, financially supported by the European Union. Press conference will begin at 11 AM and will take place in PR Centre, Josip Broz Boulevard 23A,…
Assembly of the NGO Coalition – Cooperating Towards Goal
18. 12. 2018.
Stevo Muk, president of the managing board at Institute alternative, took part in the work of the Assembly of the NGO Coalition – Cooperating Towards Goal. During the discussion, Muk gave suggestions for more intensive communication within the Coalition, the renewal and expansion of Coalition membership, more efficient functioning and collecting the necessary funds for…
Citizens ask – We are set to conduct a new research
18. 12. 2018.
Are you interested in European integration? Do you lack knowledge about the EU, the challenges it faces and the direction of its development? Do you want to draw attention to issues that are significant for the future of Montenegro in the EU? You are at the right place because the Institute Alternative begins with the…
Montenegro lags behind in the public administration reform
12. 12. 2018.
Montenegro is far from the frontrunner in the region based on the overall score in public administration reform (PAR) and comes next to last, based on the regional WeBER monitoring, said Stevo Muk, President of the Managing Board of Institute Alternative (IA). Montenegro comes first in the area of Strategic framework for public administration reform,…
Montenegro far from leader in Public Administration Reform
12. 12. 2018.
Montenegro, according to overall score in public administration reform (PAR), is far from the leader in the region, since it ranks better only than Bosnia and Herzegovina – Stevo Muk, President of the Managing Board of the Institute Alternative (IA), stated. At the press conference “Montenegro and public administration reform – Where are we on…
Blog: Putting an MP in prison
04. 12. 2018.
They are all of the same opinion – the Special Prosecutor’s Office, the High Court and the Appellate Court – that an MP may be” put in prison for up to two months“ for refusing to testify as a witness. The Appellate Court did not decide on this matter, namely the invoking of the immunity…