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... Slovenia, Spain, United Kingdom, Albania, Croatia, Bosnia Herzegovina and Montenegro. The aim of the programme is to contribute to the whole area of cooperation, which will be able to compete with international rivals in order to ensure growth and employment for the next generation, to support territorial cohesion and actively contribute to environmental protection in the spirit of ...

... end-user representatives and mostly businesses and Micro and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (MSMEs) related to the eco-smart housing for independent living of an aging population in regional industrial areas. The meeting was attended by the seven MED countries covered by the project (Italy, Spain, France, Greece, Slovenia, Portugal, Bosnia and Herzegovina), as well as by Croatia and Ukraine. The event focused on the spatial context, what the barriers mean to an innovative emerging market of this kind and how they could be dismantled for new potential incomers. For more information: www.wider-project.eu; radovanovic@cei.int The Steering Committee ...

... Jobs and Investment” 2) "Remittances, Poverty and Inequality” Agenda of the Conference The main goal of the conference was to present the final research results of the RRPP–funded research project To Consume or Self-Employ: Evidence from the Use of Remittances in FYR of Macedonia, Kosovo* and Bosnia - Herzegovina. The aim of this research project was to investigate the impact of remittances on social disparities during the crises in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo* and FYR of Macedonia. The flow of remittances was carried out in various ways throughout their respective crises: They stagnated in Kosovo*, dropped sharply in ...

This event was organized within the RRPP-funded project Development of Functional Media Institutions in Western Balkans - A Comparative Study and implemented by Analitika - Center for Social Research from Bosnia and Herzegovina in cooperation with the Center for Research and Policy Making (CRPM) from FYR of Macedonia, Albanian Media Institute (AMI) from Albania and Democracy for Development (D4D) from Kosovo*. Ms. Slavica Indzhevska, a representative of the RRPP in FYR of Macedonia and one of the policy brief’s co-authors, Professor ...

... Europe, with conclusions and recommendations is now available for download here Media professionals, practicing media lawyers, legislators/parliamentarians, government officials, members of media regulatory and self-regulatory bodies, civil society and academia from South East Europe dealing with media freedom issues gathered for the 2nd edition of the Academy in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 2-5 September 2013, to discuss solutions to common challenges in media policy and regulation in the region ...

The Statement has been adopted at a meeting held on 21 November 2013 in Sarajevo, BiH.

Mr Svilanovic in its speech mentioned how this Strategy can have a potential role in shaping the economic governance of the region. It is a regional strategy, but it envisions action at the national level. The Strategy foresees the development of national SEE 2020 agendas. These agendas will identify gaps between what is needed to achieve the SEE 2020 objectives and the current national strategic frameworks and actions being undertaken. In other words, the national SEE 2020 agendas ...

This deliverable outlines the task dealing with the collection, selection and adaptation of innovation measures identified as good practice examples. On the basis of Deliverable D8.50 (collection of 45 good practice examples from EU Member States and the Western Balkans), eight innovation schemes were presented during a First Review Meeting in April 2012 in Tirana (Albania) and discussed with stakeholders from the region. In a Second Review Meeting in April 2013 in Skopje (FYR of Macedonia), ...

... per capita from current 36% to 44% of the EU average, and the addition of 300,000 highly qualified people to the workforce. The Ministerial Conference was opened by Goran Svilanović, Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council, Ermina Salkičević-Dizdarević, Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Peter Sørensen, European Union Special Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina. The conference was co-chaired by the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the RCC. Goran Svilanović, Secretary General of the Regional Cooperation Council, underlined that SEE 2020 is a regional strategy, but it envisions action at the national level. “We believe that the way to prioritize this is to take a sectorial approach. The EU itself grew out of the cooperation ...

In 2011, the Ministers in charge of the Economy adopted the SEE 2020 Vision, laying out the region’s growth and development priorities contained in five pillars – (i) integrated, (ii) smart, (iii) sustainable and (iv) inclusive growth, underpinned by (v) good governance. Adoption of the SEE 2020 Vision was followed in 2012 by the agreement on 11 regional headline targets backed up by 77 national targets to guide the common regional action towards the end of the decade. In addition to adopting ...

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