The project “(Un)wanted in Public Space” aims to improve gender equality and reduce gender stereotypes in the political and media landscape of Montenegro. Through media content analysis, focus groups with young women, in-depth interviews with female journalists, the creation of publications with recommendations, as well as the production of podcasts and a documentary film, the…
In 2024, Montenegro once again faces the task of implementing comprehensive electoral reform, in line with recommendations from international and domestic organizations. Recent electoral processes have been marked by both old and new deficiencies, with similar institutions and laws rightly criticized by various bodies. Changes in legislation, through amendments to certain laws requiring a simple…
Fake news and disinformation continue to spread at an unprecedented speed across social and traditional media. By educating citizens, we empower them to recognize false news and propaganda, while simultaneously increasing trust in the democratic system, which is crucial for building resilience against disinformation. The general goal of the project is to contribute to Montenegro’s…
The project aims to contribute to promoting and supporting accountability and transparency of government, as well as other principles of good governance within the Open Government Partnership (OGP) platform. The action is focused on the municipalities of Plav and Bar and will serve to raise public awareness about MAP commitments and the OGP process at…
Although Montenegro is an EU candidate country with a long-standing membership negotiation process, it faces daily challenges in the field of democracy, as recognized by the EU. The main goal of the project is to strengthen democratic institutions with the aim of Montenegro’s full integration into the EU. In this regard, project partners CDT and…
In the Western Balkans (WB6) countries, significant progress has been made in shaping youth policy frameworks through the adoption of various laws, strategies, and action plans. Despite this progress, there is a continuous need for the development of a robust youth system that effectively empowers and involves young people in decision-making. A significant aspect of…
Attacks on journalists and other media actors represent serious human rights violations, not only because they target individuals conducting journalistic activities but also because they deprive citizens of their right to information, thereby limiting public discourse, which is the core of a well-functioning democratic society. All too often, crimes against journalists go unpunished, fostering a…
The project “UZORno for a Stable and Secure Future” aims to reduce radicalization, foreign influence, and potential conflicts in Montenegro. Through the implementation of qualitative research, the development of a policy brief with recommendations for improving public policies, the production of an educational film and visuals for social media, and the organization of a public forum, the…