Ukraine: New state body for civil society The new State Agency will focus on developing youth and children issues. Read more
Ukraine: National Strategy for Civil Society Development objectives not achieved, finds study Goals listed in the action plans often do not correspond with the Strategy. Read more
Moldova: New Governance plan includes only one objective for civil society The plan ignores priority issues, such as the law on non-commercial organizations or the legal framework on philanthropy. Read more
Georgia: Government to establish a new consultative body in support of Open Governance Partnership Members of the body will be able to participate in decision-making process, thus increasing its legitimacy. Read more
Armenia: Threshold for mandatory audit to be increased for public organisations However, this change might not be enough to enable better access of CSOs to public funding. Read more
Initiative to introduce unified standards for state funding to CSOs in Moldova IVC Moldova and ECNL organized an event to initiate a dialogue between representatives of civil socitey and state agencies. Read more
Ukraine: New law allows CSOs to provide social services to the homeless The parliament adopted the Law on Liberty of Movement and Free Choice of Residence on December 12, 2019 to improve the situation of the homeless. Read more
CSO Meter presented in Azerbaijan MG Consulting presented the key findings of the CSO Meter country report for Azerbaijan. Read more
CSO Meter reports launched 273 recommendations formulated to improve civil society environemnt in the Eastern Partnership countries. Read more
CSOs advocate for better regulations in CSO taxation and state funding in Armenia TIAC and ECNL presented the issue of taxation and state funding to government stakeholders. Read more
The Fight Against Corruption Continues The Ukrainian parliament passed the law on the protection of corruption whistleblowers. Read more
NGO coalition supports ongoing selection process of Supreme Court judicial candidates The NGO Coalition started a campaign called ‘Make Courts Trustworthy’. Read more