Democratisation, Development Cooperation and Civil Society
The project ”Democratisation, Transborder Co-operation and Civil Society“ financed by DCI started at the end of 2002. The primary goals of this project were the promotion of an active civil society and democratic local authorities, community development, capacity building and intercultural
dialogue through transborder co-operation, youth and civil society development, exchange of best practices, and strengthening of local authorities, through the setting up of three new Local Democracy Agencies. This was one of the most delicate and critical areas in the Balkans concerning stability and peace: Southern Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro.
The main topics included democracy and governance, education and training, ethnic and human rights, multicultural policies, local development, professional associations and networks, public and municipal services, as well as regional development and policy.
The project ”Democratisation, Transborder Co-operation and Civil Society“ financed by DCI started at the end of 2002. The primary goals of this project were the promotion of an active civil society and democratic local authorities, community development, capacity building and intercultural
dialogue through transborder co-operation, youth and civil society development, exchange of best practices, and strengthening of local authorities, through the setting up of three new Local Democracy Agencies. This was one of the most delicate and critical areas in the Balkans concerning stability and peace: Southern Serbia, Kosovo and Montenegro.
The main topics included democracy and governance, education and training, ethnic and human rights, multicultural policies, local development, professional associations and networks, public and municipal services, as well as regional development and policy.
