Institut za javnu politiku
Beograd, Serbia
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Founded in 2013, Institut za javnu politiku is a think tank based in Beograd, Serbia working on democracy & civil society, human rights, gender equality +4 more.
The Public Policy Institute (Institut za javnu politiku, IJP) is a regional think tank founded in 2013 and active in the Western Balkans. It operates offices in Podgorica, Belgrade and Ljubljana. The institute provides expert analysis, advice and support to governments and public institutions on EU accession negotiations, public administration reform, security sector oversight, media professionalisation, environmental policy and youth employment. It also runs research and monitoring projects, public events and conferences, youth and political education programmes, and a publishing library. Its stated aim is to strengthen democratic governance and regional cooperation, with a non-partisan approach. Its work is funded largely through competitive grants and EU and other donor projects, including IPA programmes.
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Hoću da radim
Employment & Skills · Serbia
Online platform and tools that connect young people with internships, jobs, scholarships and employers.
Medijametar
Democracy & Civil society · Serbia
Quarterly analysis of printed media in Serbia based on value and discourse analysis.
Civilni odgovor na klijentelizam u medijima (Medijski krug)
Democracy & Civil society · Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia, Romania
Regional IPA project on citizen responses to clientelism in media, including an index of media clientelism.
Danas mladi sutra lideri / Youth of Today
Employment & Skills · Serbia
EU-funded IPA project supporting youth employment through skills training, internships and a resource and guidance centre.
Vreme je za ženska prava i rodnu ravnopravnost u Crnoj Gori
Gender equality · Montenegro
Project on women's rights and gender equality in Montenegro, implemented with the Government of Slovenia and Ekvilib Institute.
Grad prijatelj starih
Elderly care · Serbia
Assessment of Belgrade's suitability for older residents, based on WHO methodology, to improve quality of life and promote active ageing.
NATO Reach Out
Peace & Conflict · Montenegro
Project monitoring media reporting on NATO and building public understanding of NATO integration.
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Konrad Adenauer Foundation, UNDP, NATO Public Diplomacy Division, Centar za unapređenje društva, Privredna komora Srbije, Univerzitetska biblioteka Svetozar Marković
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