Partnership for Open Governance at the Local Level

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 the local level.

UZOR will develop an initial report on the co-creation process of the OGP and the relevance of MAPs for the two mentioned municipalities, as well as roadmaps for the facilitated implementation of local action plans. In addition, a media campaign will be conducted, and workshops will be held for multi-sectoral forums formed within these processes. Finally, a report on the monitoring of the implementation of the local action plan will be published, and a set of recommendations for further steps will be prepared for these two municipalities and for future municipalities that will be part of the Partnership for Open Governance at the local level.

Budget:19,283.00 EUR

Implementation Period: February 1, 2024 – December 1, 2024

Donor: International Republican Institute (IRI)

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