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About Social Card for RTCG Daily
Public policy researcher in the Institute Alternative, Dragana Radović, gave an interview for Montenegro’s public broadcaster, RTCG. Her statement about the realization of the project “Social Card – Social Welfare Information System in Montenegro” was featured in the television’s news program on January 13th 2013. In December 2012, IA presented policy paper entitled “Social Card…
Research paper presented: ”Social Card in Montenegro – high hopes?”
At the press conference organized on December 17th 2012, we presented our policy paper entitled “Social Card in Montenegro – high hopes?”. This research is a part of Institute’s permanent activities related to the monitoring of social policy reform process in Montenegro and to suggesting of innovative solutions in this area. The speakers on the…
Health and Politics
At the end of this month will be a year since I lost my father. After my father’s death, many issues are left, related to (the lack of) medical care for almost fifty days of the struggle for life. What could we have done differently? What the doctors could have done otherwise? Is that the…
Accountable public finances, EU accession negotiations
More Than 200 Requests For the Government
Eleven representatives of the Coalition of NGOs for monitoring the accession negotiations with the EU under the chapter 23, presented more than 200 new requests sent to the Government of Montenegro in the field of judicial reform, anti-corruption policies, promotion of human rights and freedoms, and sustainability of civil society at today’s press conference. The…
DCAF Young faces network – Workshop in Zagreb
Public Policy Researcher in Institute Alternative, Dina Bajramspahic, participated in a DCAF’s program – Young Faces Network 2012, in the workshop entitled “Oversight of the collection of information by the intelligence services” held on 11th and 12th December in Zagreb. This is the second workshop as part of this program, organized by the Geneva Centre…
Press release: Public Administration Reform Needs To Be Intensified
Public Administration in Montenegro is still cumbersome, highly politicized and it lacks administrative capacities. Hence, public confidence in its work is steadily declining. Based on the data of public opinion conducted by the Institute alternative in collaboration with Ipsos Strategic Marketing for the purpose of analysis “Public administration reform in Montenegro – between the ambitious…