Izveštaj o radu 2008 – 2010. (srpski/engleski jezik) - Evropski pokret ...

znaju kako je vide političke partije, Građanske inicijative,
Federacija nevladinih organizacija Srbije i
Evropski pokret u Srbiji, pokrenule su seriju emisija
pod nazivom “Civilno društvo pita” Emisije
su bile emitovane na televiziji Pink svake subote,
a sve do izbora 11. maja, 2008. godine, i bile su
koncipirane tako da predstavnici civilnog društva
predstavnicima političkih partija na predstojećim
lokalnim i parlamentarnim izborima, postavljaju
pitanja koja su od važnosti za društvo.
Srbija u EU, šta od toga imam ja,
a šta moj grad
Projekat je pokrenula koalicija nevladinih organizacija
iz 44 grada u Srbiji. Osnovni ciljevi ovog projekta
bili su održavanje teme evropskih integracija visoko
na društvenoj i političkoj agendi kroz promociju
racionalnog pristupa ovoj temi, zatim osnaživanje
pro-evropskih reformskih snaga na neposredno aktivističko
delovanje, i to kroz vršenje pritiska na političku
i intelektualnu elitu da prizna i prihvati pridruživanje
Srbije EU kao jedinu razvojnu opciju Srbije.
Organizovano je 300 javnih rasprava u 50 gradova u
Srbiji u vremenskom periodu od 2 meseca. Teme su
obrađivane na konkretan i visoko lokalizovan način,
čime je građanima ukazano na konkretne dobiti koje
imaju od pridruživanja Srbije EU.
Projekat su inicirali i podržali Fond za otvoreno
društvo i USAID preko ISC.
re EminS’ activists distributed information leaflets
with a simple and clear answer to the question
“Why Europe” A short, animated video was broadcast
on national, regional and local TV stations.
A variety of topics about the European Union were
presented to citizens of Serbia on the website www.
mojaevropa.rs. Two panel discussions were organized
in Belgrade, where key speakers presented
the latest results of a survey about citizens’ attitudes
towards the EU and the European integration
process and offered a clear answer to the question
“Why Serbia needs European standards”.
A Local European Charter was adopted - a document
which defined ten key principles for effective,
modern, European local government. EminS local
councils offered this document to the holders of
the electoral lists in their cities.
The partner organizations in this project were: Local
Councils of the European Movement in Serbia
in Zrenjanin, Cacak, Sombor, Pirot, Krusevac, Majdanpek,
Leskovac, Lazarevac, Zajecar, Kragujevac,
Valjevo, Nis, Cuprija, Novi Sad, Subotica, Novi Pazar
and Sremska Mitrovica, and the Women’s government.
Project was supported by USAID through ISC and
International Republican Institute.
Civil Society Asks
In order to open a dialogue about the future of Serbia
and sharpen the perception of political parties, the
Civic Initiatives, the Federation of NGOs in Serbia
and the European Movement in Serbia launched a series
of shows called “Civil Society Asks”, broadcast on
the television channel Pink every Saturday, up until
the elections were held on May 11, 2008.
Godišnjak Evropskog pokreta u Srbiji
Representatives of civil society formulated relevant
questions, vital for Serbian society, to the representatives
of political parties who were standing local and
parliamentary elections.
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Srbija je u Evropi
Serbia is in Europe
Serbia in the EU, What is In It for Me and
What is In It for My City
The Project was initiated by a Coalition of NGOs
from 44 towns in Serbia. The main objectives included:
to keep the European integrations high on