The conclusion is that this expensive process creates inequality between the votes in the Republic of Macedonia and the Diaspora votes, though it puts voters in the diaspora in an unequal position depending on their place of residence. The best solution is to cancel the Diaspora voting, and if it continues be conducted, the voting […]
In cooperation with ANTIKO, Institute for Policy Research and good Governance prepared questionnaire, organized and realized field research (field survey and focus groups with women’s in rural area). The project “Economic empowerment of women in the two municipalities” financially supported by the British Embassy in Macedonia.The main objective of the project is designing a model […]
The institute for Policy Research and Good Governance has organized study visit for representatives of civil society from Kosovo. The study visit organized to exchange experiences that CSO fro Macedonia and Kosovo use to address to overcome / resolving the minority organization have. CSO from Kosovo visited those institutions in Macedonia: Secretariat for implementation of […]
The Institute for Policy Research and Good Governance successfully completed the CIVICA Mobilitas project “Involving young people and youth organizations in inter-ethnic dialogue and collaboration”. The project supported youth NGO members and high school students to cooperate and break common stereotypes and prejudices concerning prevention of ethnic conflicts by joining and promoting a dialogue between […]
The project “Civic Education and Cultural Understanding for Rural Women” was supported by the Norway Embassy Skopje and implemented by the Institute for Policy Research and Good Governance. Project aim: The project will consist of education and awareness raising workshops on civic education and cultural understanding organized for women from 20 rural communities in the […]
The Institute for Policy Research and Good Governance successfully completed the CIVICA Mobilitas project “Involving young people and youth organizations in inter-ethnic dialogue and collaboration”. The project supported youth NGO members and high school students to cooperate and break common stereotypes and prejudices concerning prevention of ethnic conflicts by joining and promoting a dialogue between […]
Equitable representation in publicadministration and public enterprises in Macedoniaalways has been a matter of debate andpart of the process of making public policy. Asymmetric employment compared withthe ethnicity of the population in Macedonia created space for discrimination. Therefore, the OhridFramework Agreement is undoubtedlyan important document for the Republic of Macedonia, which precedes the numerous changestowards […]
Paradigm of interethnic inter-religious and intra-ethnic tensions While the common identity in the mono-ethnic states comes out of common history, language, religion and other elements, that in multi-ethnic states is a source of divisions.The transition from “the time of ideology” to “the time of the culture” which coincides with the dissolution of socialist system, again […]
Macedonia is a mosaic of nations that differ among themselves by ethnic origin, religion, language and culture. In it live Macedonians, Albanians, Turks, Serbs, Vlachs and others. The colorfulness of elements of different ethnic, religious, linguistic, cultural and economic owned by this country, has served as an incubator for a series of inter-ethnic conflicts and […]
The Assembly of Republic of Macedonia from the first parliamentary elections in 1991 until the early parliamentary elections in 2011 functioned with 120 members. For the first time in the early parliamentary elections in 2011 the government organized elections in the Diaspora. Prior to incorporate such changes in the election code, the experts were skeptical […]
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