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Developing Policies for the Balkans

The fourth, most flexible and responsive programme area understands engagement in building the public image of the Fund and its contribution to policy making for the EU integration of the Balkans through joint initiatives and partnerships.

Last Updated ( Monday, 20 July 2009 15:34 )

Programme Overview: The fourth, most flexible and responsive programme area understands engagement in building the public image of the Fund and its contribution to policy making for the EU integration of the Balkans through joint initiatives and partnerships.

Developing Policies for the Balkans News

EVENT REPORT: “Civil Bridge-Building - The Hungarian 2011 EU-Presidency and the Western Balkans”

Monday, 28 June 2010

The European Fund for the Balkans in cooperation with the Association of Local Democracy Agencies, Subotica and the European House,...

ANNOUNCEMENT: “Civil Bridge-Building “- The Hungarian 2011 EU-Presidency and the Western Balkans

Thursday, 17 June 2010

The European Fund for the Balkans in cooperation with the Association of Local Democracy Agencies, Subotica and the European House,...

Event report: Learn @ Lunch, Brussels June 10, 2010.

Tuesday, 15 June 2010

Speaking at the latest EFB/Gallup Learn@Lunch event on “Governance and corruption – breaking the cycle” in Brussels, Dušan Relji?, Research...

Gallup/EFB debate governance and corruption in the Western Balkans

Tuesday, 8 June 2010

Registrations are now closed for the Gallup Europe/EFB Learn@Lunch event on “Governance and corruption – breaking the cycle” on June...

Balkans 2025 - Back to the Future

Monday, 7 June 2010

There was a packed house at the EFB’s “Back to the Future” event on June 2nd, held as part of...

Gallup Europe is organizing its latest learn@lunch event

Friday, 4 June 2010

InvitationGallup Europe in cooperation with European Fund for the Balkans is pleased to invite you to its latest Learn@Lunch event:...

Invitation to the event: “Balkans 2025: Back to the Future”

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

ANNOUNCEMENT: Panel Discussion: “At the eleventh hour for EU integration: What needs to be done and what needs to be done fast?”

Tuesday, 23 February 2010

The European Fund for the Balkans and Forum – Center for strategic research and documentation in cooperation with Gallup Europe...

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