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Bearing in mind the great role media play in the fight against corruption and in increasing the transparency and accountability of the public institutions, the Center for Civil Communications hopes that, through highlighting the existing forms of corruption and promoting investigative techniques, will contribute to increasing the interest of journalists and media for investigating corruption. For that purpose, the Center, in December 2007, published a manual for journalists for investigating and reporting on corruption, which points to the consequences of corruption and the role of the media in its suppression.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

The Center for Civil Communications submitted the measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the public administration to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were defined at the workshop, which took place on 24 October, and were proposed by domestic experts and representatives from the authorized institutions.The measures are mainly directed at: increasing the professionalism of the public administration; employing and promoting civil servants only on the basis of their work experience, knowledge, and accomplished results; reducing the discretion rights of the managers of state institutions for selecting employees; introducing a system of rewards and punishments for civil servants; limiting the possibility for various committees to make arbitrary decisions; clear defining, harmonizing, unifying, and publishing of all conditions and documents required for obtaining the services of the public administration, as well as making certain services automatic. The Center proposes to all relevant institutions to implement the measures in the interest of the general commitment to decreasing the corruption in the Republic of Macedonia.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

On 2 October, the Center for Civil Communications submitted proposal measures for narrowing the room for corruption in the illegal construction to the authorized institutions and media in the country. The measures were suggested and discussed at the third workshop, which was organized by the Center during the month of September.The proposed measures were mainly in the direction of: strengthening and intensifying the inspection controls; more efficient dealing with and sanctioning the problem of illegal construction, as well as increasing the risk and lack of prospects for illegal construction.

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

Center for Civil Communications announced recommendations for undertaking measures for narrowing the corruption in public enterprises and institutions on July 23. The necessity of undertaking the proposed measures stems from the established wide room for corruption in public enterprises and institutions, enabled by the poor regulation in this area and the politization of these institutions.All this results in low efficiency and losses in the work of the public enterprises and institutions, as well as in a decrease of the quality of services they provide to the citizens and the business sector. Hence, the proposed measures are mainly in direction of stipulating more detailed criteria for selecting and appointing members in the governing bodies/ managing boards of the public enterprises

The Center for Civil Communications organised a second workshop on July 4 to discuss crucial measures necessary to decrease the level of corruption, this time with focus on public enterprises and institutions. Local experts and representatives of state institutions and the business community exchanged their knowledge and expressed opinions how to curb corruption in this sector, previously estimated like one of the most susceptible in Macedonia.At the workshop Vanja Mihajlova, anti-corruption expert and former member of the State Committee for Prevention of Corruption, professor from the Law faculty Borce Davitkovski and professor Ljubomir Kekenovski from the Economy Faculty presented draft - measures and their expert opinions.

The Center for Civil Communications organised a second workshop on July 4 to discuss crucial measures necessary to decrease the level of corruption, this time with focus on public enterprises and institutions. Local experts and representatives of state institutions and the business community exchanged their knowledge and expressed opinions how to curb corruption in this sector, previously estimated like one of the most susceptible in Macedonia.At the workshop Vanja Mihajlova, anti-corruption expert and former member of the State Committee for Prevention of Corruption, professor from the Law faculty Borce Davitkovski and professor Ljubomir Kekenovski from the Economy Faculty presented draft - measures and their expert opinions.

The Center for Civil Communications organised a second workshop on July 4 to discuss crucial measures necessary to decrease the level of corruption, this time with focus on public enterprises and institutions. Local experts and representatives of state institutions and the business community exchanged their knowledge and expressed opinions how to curb corruption in this sector, previously estimated like one of the most susceptible in Macedonia.At the workshop Vanja Mihajlova, anti-corruption expert and former member of the State Committee for Prevention of Corruption, professor from the Law faculty Borce Davitkovski and professor Ljubomir Kekenovski from the Economy Faculty presented draft - measures and their expert opinions.

The Center for Civil Communications organised a second workshop on July 4 to discuss crucial measures necessary to decrease the level of corruption, this time with focus on public enterprises and institutions. Local experts and representatives of state institutions and the business community exchanged their knowledge and expressed opinions how to curb corruption in this sector, previously estimated like one of the most susceptible in Macedonia.At the workshop Vanja Mihajlova, anti-corruption expert and former member of the State Committee for Prevention of Corruption, professor from the Law faculty Borce Davitkovski and professor Ljubomir Kekenovski from the Economy Faculty presented draft - measures and their expert opinions.

The Center for Civil Communications organised a second workshop on July 4 to discuss crucial measures necessary to decrease the level of corruption, this time with focus on public enterprises and institutions. Local experts and representatives of state institutions and the business community exchanged their knowledge and expressed opinions how to curb corruption in this sector, previously estimated like one of the most susceptible in Macedonia.At the workshop Vanja Mihajlova, anti-corruption expert and former member of the State Committee for Prevention of Corruption, professor from the Law faculty Borce Davitkovski and professor Ljubomir Kekenovski from the Economy Faculty presented draft - measures and their expert opinions.