In Bosnia and Herzegovina
As of 2012, the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs supports the implementation of BIRN BiH Justice Series Programme through its MATRA Program.
MATRA is a program run by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs that supports the process of social transformation in Central and Eastern Europe.
MATRA seeks in particular to strengthen the fabric of civil society, stressing the importance of cooperation and interaction between the private and public bodies.
In Kosovo
The ministry also provides support to a variety of development programmes implemented by BIRN Kosovo.
In Serbia
Matra supports the efforts of BIRN Serbia and its partner organisation ProConcept in developing the “Make your own budget” web application for the Parliament of Serbia.
Web: Official web site
The Ministry provided support to the implementation of BIRN BiH Justice Series Programme (2008-2016), and BIRN Hub project Advancing Sustainability of Independent Online Investigative Journalism (2007-2015).
The Fund works to restore a sense of community and future among the country’s young people through programs that promote civic engagement.
It offers a forum for political negotiations and decision-making in the fields of early warning, conflict prevention, crisis management, and post-conflict rehabilitation, and puts the political will of its participating States into practice through its unique network of field missions.
RTK is committed to fair, balanced and accurate news and information and to serving all the communities of Kosovo. RTK is led by a Director General who is answerable to a non-political Board of Directors.
Reporters Without Borders Germany aims to defend human rights, in particular freedom of the press and the right to inform and be informed anywhere in the world.
The Foundation aims to respond to social challenges and develop new solutions. To do so, it organises a wide range of projects and programmes independently and supports many project ideas developed by others. People are at the center of all our activities because people are the basis of innovation. This was also the approach adopted by our founder, Robert Bosch.
The overall goal of the Swiss Cultural Programme in the Western Balkans is to contribute to the promotion of democracy and freedom of expression, to conflict resolution and the respect of minorities through employment of cultural instruments and fostering of regional cooperation, thus facilitating the formation and preservation of independent and diversified cultural landscapes.
Based in Prishtina, ATRC trains and assists NGOs in Kosovo to professionalise their work. ATRC works to help NGOs in Kosovo to engage in successful advocacy and to strengthen cooperation and the exchange of information and resources among them.
The organisation aims to disseminate knowledge about democratic institutions, to enhance citizens’ awareness of the importance of free and fair elections, and to raise awareness of the importance of the efficient functioning of state institutions in the period between elections.