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Sustainable Donors' Strategies and Practices in Civil Society Development (CSD) in the Balkans - A Quagmire or Opportunity for Success?

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In 2011, when the region is celebrating 20 years of transition, there is little reason for citizens and civil society in the region being jubilant. The already problematic economic development aggravated by the global economic and financial crisis has brought about a sharp decline in foreign donor support in a situation of extreme poverty, unemployment and apathy among the citizens.

While there has been many efforts launched in evaluating the impact of donor assistance and its better coordination on the part of Governments and foreign donors (e.g. establishment of donor coordination forums, establishment of donor databases), there has been little or no access by local stakeholders, esp. local CSOs to improve synergies, decisions on funding priorities and needs etc. in support to civil society development. Read more...

 

 

 

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Slovak - Balkan Public Policy Fund
Donor Strategies and Practices
Database on Civil Dialogue

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