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It was launched the IDIS Publications for 2012
Over 50 studies signed by IDIS "Viitorul" experts, 25 editions of newsletters and the list of numerous events organized during 2012 are included in the "Catalogue of Publications IDIS 2012", the new bussiness card of institution, published in English.
22.04.2013
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Participants of the School for political leadership analyzed stereotypes with regard to Transnistrian region
Within the courses, youth from the School for political leadership discussed the stereotypes present in society with regard to Transnistrian region. As the opinions were different, it was decided that the Political Ideas Club on Sunday, March 31 to be held on the left bank of the Dniester. The discussions began when the young leaders crossed the border point between those two baks, where they were forced to wait more than one hour.
03.04.2013
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Public funding will help to strengthen the local structures of political parties
In the period November 2012 - February 2013, IDIS "Viitorul" experts organized, with the financial support of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) 6 round tables on political party funding models. The events were attended by over 100 participants, including local councilors and chiefs and members of district electoral staff. The round tables were conducted in six villages from Moldova which included all geographic regions of the country.
03.04.2013
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Is Moldova catching up with Ukraine?
Moldova risks to lose it’s leadership of the Eastern Partnership, to slow considerably the reforms to be closer to the EU and to repeat the Ukraine situation. All these processes can take place in case of early parliamentary elections or the creation of a nonfunctional Alliance, alerts the expert Leonid Litra in the study "Is Moldova catching up with Ukraine?".
02.04.2013
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Removing trade barriers will bring Moldova closer to the European Free Trade zone
Autonomous trade preferences, which are the base of the Moldovan exports to the EU are not fully exploited at this time by local producers in the agricultural sector. This is due to failure of sanitary and phytosanitary rules. However, the European Parliament's decision to extend this preference to 2015 and to increase quotas for some Moldovan products exported to the EU (wine, wheat, corn, barley) represents a clear signal of encouragement and support. In the perspective of signing the Association Agreement EU-Moldova, Moldova will move to another stage, benefiting of a mutual free trade agreement. However, this requires the access of Moldovan products on the Community market, but also the access of the EU products in Moldova.
28.03.2013
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The local public administration reform local government in experts’ vision
IDIS "Viitorul" presented Tuesday, March 5, three studies on local public administration. Publications were prepared within the project "Strengthening the local autonomy by increasing professionalism of the new elected in Moldova II", implemented by IDIS "Viitorul" with the support of the Hanns Seidel Foundation.
05.03.2013
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“The post - Soviet man” seen differently by Moldovan and Transnistrian experts
A new roundtable of Moldovan and Transnistrian experts from the NED project " Building trust between both banks of the Dniester river- training of experts in public policy", financed by the German Foundation Hanns Seidel Stiftung, took place on February 22 in Causeni, on the right bank of the Dniester river.
25.02.2013
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Rural development can only be achieved through cooperation of public authorities
Rural development is a new, but a very important sector for Moldova. It generally refers to the process of improving the quality of life and economic well-being of people living in relatively isolated locations with a low population density. The old strategy "Moldovan Village", adopted during the communist government that has been ineffective, was reduced mainly to the gasification in villages and was repealed by the Government in 2012. At this time, the European Union requires to change our approach regarding the rural development.
15.02.2013
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How to get rid of post-Sovietness?
IDIS “Viitorul” experts presented a study about post-Soviet man and his way of manifesting after more than 20 years after the collapse of the Soviet Union. In the study "How to get rid of post-sovietness?”, the authors approach the way this aspect manifests in political and public life, and how to minimize the damage caused by it in the context of country Europeanization. The study covers the situation from Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine and was written by experts from the three countries, with the support of Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation of the German Marshall Fund.
08.02.2013
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