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flickr_albumid=[72157622903417819] Center for Civil Communications conducted training within the project "Strengthening of the role of media in the fight against corruption". In the period between 16-18.10.2009, in Ohrid, twelve journalists from national Macedonian media took part at the training for corruption research and reporting. Through interactive teaching and discussion, Sabina Fakic and German Filkov, both trainers from CGK, talked about the methods used for research areas in Macedonia that are most corrupted, phases and stages of research and how to reporting. Among other things, they spoke of where should be corruption searched, how to gather information and documents, how to establish and maintain sources. Anti-corruption expert, Vanya Mihailova and Professor of Law Faculty, Nichola Tupancheski, spoke about the role of the media in detecting and preventing corruption, types of corruption, fight against various corruption and legal state. Before completing the training, journalists discused corruption issues that should be investigated in their daily work. Research stories will be published in their home-media and on the CCC's web site in Investigative journalist's network section. This activity was supported from the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) funds through the agency of the United States for International Development (USAID).

flickr_albumid=[72157622903417819] Center for Civil Communications conducted training within the project "Strengthening of the role of media in the fight against corruption". In the period between 16-18.10.2009, in Ohrid, twelve journalists from national Macedonian media took part at the training for corruption research and reporting. Through interactive teaching and discussion, Sabina Fakic and German Filkov, both trainers from CGK, talked about the methods used for research areas in Macedonia that are most corrupted, phases and stages of research and how to reporting. Among other things, they spoke of where should be corruption searched, how to gather information and documents, how to establish and maintain sources. Anti-corruption expert, Vanya Mihailova and Professor of Law Faculty, Nichola Tupancheski, spoke about the role of the media in detecting and preventing corruption, types of corruption, fight against various corruption and legal state. Before completing the training, journalists discused corruption issues that should be investigated in their daily work. Research stories will be published in their home-media and on the CCC's web site in Investigative journalist's network section. This activity was supported from the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) funds through the agency of the United States for International Development (USAID).

flickr_albumid=[72157622903417819] Center for Civil Communications conducted training within the project "Strengthening of the role of media in the fight against corruption". In the period between 16-18.10.2009, in Ohrid, twelve journalists from national Macedonian media took part at the training for corruption research and reporting. Through interactive teaching and discussion, Sabina Fakic and German Filkov, both trainers from CGK, talked about the methods used for research areas in Macedonia that are most corrupted, phases and stages of research and how to reporting. Among other things, they spoke of where should be corruption searched, how to gather information and documents, how to establish and maintain sources. Anti-corruption expert, Vanya Mihailova and Professor of Law Faculty, Nichola Tupancheski, spoke about the role of the media in detecting and preventing corruption, types of corruption, fight against various corruption and legal state. Before completing the training, journalists discused corruption issues that should be investigated in their daily work. Research stories will be published in their home-media and on the CCC's web site in Investigative journalist's network section. This activity was supported from the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) funds through the agency of the United States for International Development (USAID).

flickr_albumid=[72157622903417819] Center for Civil Communications conducted training within the project "Strengthening of the role of media in the fight against corruption". In the period between 16-18.10.2009, in Ohrid, twelve journalists from national Macedonian media took part at the training for corruption research and reporting. Through interactive teaching and discussion, Sabina Fakic and German Filkov, both trainers from CGK, talked about the methods used for research areas in Macedonia that are most corrupted, phases and stages of research and how to reporting. Among other things, they spoke of where should be corruption searched, how to gather information and documents, how to establish and maintain sources. Anti-corruption expert, Vanya Mihailova and Professor of Law Faculty, Nichola Tupancheski, spoke about the role of the media in detecting and preventing corruption, types of corruption, fight against various corruption and legal state. Before completing the training, journalists discused corruption issues that should be investigated in their daily work. Research stories will be published in their home-media and on the CCC's web site in Investigative journalist's network section. This activity was supported from the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) funds through the agency of the United States for International Development (USAID).

flickr_albumid=[72157622903417819] Center for Civil Communications conducted training within the project "Strengthening of the role of media in the fight against corruption". In the period between 16-18.10.2009, in Ohrid, twelve journalists from national Macedonian media took part at the training for corruption research and reporting. Through interactive teaching and discussion, Sabina Fakic and German Filkov, both trainers from CGK, talked about the methods used for research areas in Macedonia that are most corrupted, phases and stages of research and how to reporting. Among other things, they spoke of where should be corruption searched, how to gather information and documents, how to establish and maintain sources. Anti-corruption expert, Vanya Mihailova and Professor of Law Faculty, Nichola Tupancheski, spoke about the role of the media in detecting and preventing corruption, types of corruption, fight against various corruption and legal state. Before completing the training, journalists discused corruption issues that should be investigated in their daily work. Research stories will be published in their home-media and on the CCC's web site in Investigative journalist's network section. This activity was supported from the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) funds through the agency of the United States for International Development (USAID).

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

Center for Civil Communications presented the results of the monitoring of the media reporting on corruption in Macedonia on June 30, 2009. Representative of the CCC, German Filkov, presented the results of the monitoring and led discussions on with the most relevant representatives of the Macedonian media. Besides presenting the results of the monitoring, the workshop with the editors helped to emerge common recommendations for improving the way in which media reports about this very serious problem, that will enhance their role in the fight against corruption in Macedonia.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The Center for Civil communications presented  The second quarterly report based on the monitoring of the public procurements process on June 23, 2009. Center's representative Sabina Fakic made summary of the results of their work and emphasized the essential risks in conducting transparent, effective and rational public procurements process in Republic of Macedonia. Some of the findings are: high percent of invalidated procedures, subjectivity when setting the criteria for acceptable offer, procrastination until decisin, rare use of e-auction, pure arguments for the decisions, increased number of procedures with no announcement, etc. Average mark that economic operators gave to the public process enforcement is 2,93 - from 1 to 5.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

The first Quarterly Analysis of the results from the monitoring of the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the Republic of Macedonia on central level was published on February 26, 2009. The Center for Civil Communications is analyzing the implementation of the public procurement procedures trough 4 phases in the period November 2008 – November 2009. The goal of the analysis is to assess the implementation of the public procurement procedures in the RoM in light of the new PPL and to determine if and to what extent the following basic public procurement principles have been followed and applied: transparency, competitiveness, equal treatment of the economic operators, non-discrimination, legality, efficient, effective and rational spending of the Budget (best value for the money), as well as accountability of the money spent.

Центарот за граѓански комуникации во соработка со Романскиот центар за истражувачко новинарство од Букурешт (CRJI) ја продолжува работата на проектот „Справување со корупцијата: Размена на искуства и најдобри практики во истражувачкото новинарство меѓу Македонија и Романија”. Во почетокот на месец ноември, новинарите кои активно партиципираат во проектот и претставници на Центарот, поминаа една недела практична работа во дел од романските медиуми. Новинари кои се дел од проектот Размена на искуства и најдобри практики се Синиша Јаков Марушиќ од БИРН, Богданка Кузеска од Канал 5, Наим Вренези од телевизија Алсат, Жарко Настоски од телевизија Алфа, Натали Наскова Сотировска од Дневник, Весна Коловска од Канал 77, Даниела Трпчевска од Утрински весник, Викторија Новаковиќ од телевизија Орбис, Срѓан Стојанчов од Шпиц и Дритон Дикена од весникот Факти.