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C R N a G O R a S K U P Š T I N a a D M I N I S T R a T I V N I O D B O R Broj C r n a G o r a S k u p š t i n a A d m i n i s t r a t i v n i o d b o r Broj 00-63-14/19-219 Podgorica, 16. maj 2019. godine Saglasno članu 37 stav 1 Zakona o nacionalnom javnom emiteru Radio i Televizija Crne Gore („Službeni list CG”, br. 79/08, 45/12, 43/16 i 54/16), u vezi sa upućenim Javnim pozivom ovlašćenim predlagačima za kandidate za člana Savjeta RTCG, broj 00-63-14/19-9 od 25. januara 2019. godine, objavljuje LISTU BLAGOVREMENIH I POTPUNIH PREDLOGA KANDIDATA ZA ČLANOVE SAVJETA RTCG 1. Predlozi univerziteta u Crnoj Gori, za jednog člana: 1) IVAN JOVETIĆ, kandidat Univerziteta Donja Gorica „UDG“; i 2) ĐURĐICA PEROVIĆ, kandidatkinja Univerziteta Crne Gore. 2. Predlog Crnogorske akademije nauka i umjetnosti i Matice crnogorske, za jednog člana: 1) ILIJA DESPOTOVIĆ, kandidat Matice crnogorske. 3. Predlog nacionalnih ustanova kulture i nevladinih organizacija iz oblasti kulture, za jednog člana: 1) DAVID DELIBAŠIĆ, kandidat nacionalnih ustanova kulture i nevladinih organizacija iz oblasti kulture: - NU „Udruženje Klape Crne Gore“- Bar; - NU „Kulturni centar'' - Budva; - NVO „Crnogorski kulturni forum'' - Cetinje; - NVO Kulturno umjetničko društvo „NJEGOŠ“ - Cetinje; - NVU „Kulturni centar PUNKT“- Nikšić; - JU Biblioteka za slijepe Crne Gore; - JU Crnogorsko narodno pozorište; - JU Crnogorska kinoteka; - JU Narodni muzej Cetinje; - Centar za konzervaciju i arheologiju Crne Gore; - JU Kraljevsko pozorište Zetski Dom; - JU Pomorski muzej Crne Gore - Kotor; - Filmski centar Crne Gore; i - Nacionalna biblioteka Crne Gore „Đurđe Crnojević“. 4. Predlog Privredne komore Crne Gore i udruženja poslodavaca koje je zastupljeno u Socijalnom savjetu, za jednog člana: 1) PAVLE RADOVANOVIĆ, kandidat Privredne komore Crne Gore. 5. Predlog nevladinih organizacija iz oblasti medija, osim udruženja emitera, za jednog člana: 1) MILAN RADOVIĆ, kandidat nevladinih organizacija iz oblasti medija: - NF „GRAĐANSKA ALIJANSA“; - NVO „Studentska Aktivna Frekvencija Radijske Avangarde“ (SAFRA); - NVO Kulturni centar Homer; - NVO Centar za demokratsku tranziciju; - NVO ,,35 mm''; i - NU „IN 4S“ (INFORS). 6. Predlog nevladinih organizacija iz oblasti zaštite ljudskih prava i sloboda, koje se bave ostvarivanjem i zaštitom: nacionalne, rodne i ukupne ravnopravnosti; prava na zdravu životnu sredinu; prava potrošača; prava lica sa invaliditetom ili prava na obrazovanje i socijalnu zaštitu, za dva člana: 1) GORAN SEKULOVIĆ, kandidat nevladinih organizacija: - NVU Udruženje penzionera Tivat - Tivat; - NVU „Asocijacija speleoloških društava Crne Gore“ - Nikšić; - NVO „OMLADINSKI CENTAR HERCEG NOVI“ - Herceg Novi; - NVU „OPSTANAK PLJEVJA“ - Pljevlja; - NVO „CRNOGORSKI ŽENSKI LOBI“ - Podgorica; - NVU „S.O.S. ZA PLANETU“ - Bar; - NVO „Adria“ - Bar; - NVU „KLUB KULTURE“ - Bijelo Polje; - NVO „ORGANIZACIJA ŽENA HERCEG NOVI“ - Herceg Novi; - NVO „Fondacija Nika Džanjevića iz Igala“ - Herceg Novi; - NVU „Pro futuro“ - Nikšić; - NVO „CENTAR ZA RAZVOJ TURIZMA - CRNA GORA“ - Podgorica; - NVO „Centar za afirmaciju mladih“ - Podgorica; - NVO „Stari aerodrom II“ - Podgorica; - NVO „JEDINSTVO“ - Podgorica; - NVO „Fitnes studio TRIM“ - Podgorica; - NVO „MONTENEGRO BIZNIS ALIJANSA“ - Podgorica; - NVU „OTVORENI KULTURNI FORUM“ - Cetinje; - NVO „Dukljanska akademija nauka i umjetnosti“ - Podgorica („DANU“); - NVO ARS CRNA GORA - Podgorica; - NVU „Savez udruženja penzionera Crne Gore“ - Podgorica; - NVO „Studentski kulturni centar“ - Podgorica; - NVU „KULTURNO UMJETNIČKO DRUŠTVO – RAMADAN ŠARKIĆ“ - Tuzi; - NVU „Mlade nade ekonomije – MNE“ - Podgorica; - NVO „Savez studenata Biotehničkog fakulteta“ - Podgorica; - NVO „INSTITUT ZA ISTORIJU DRŽAVE DUKLJE“ - Podgorica; - NVO „SPES“ - Podgorica; - NVU „ŽIVOT“ - Podgorica; - NVO Fakultetska organizacija studenata Ekonomskog fakulteta - Podgorica („FOS“); - NVU „Institut za preduzetništvo i ekonomski razvoj (IPER)''; - NVO „Udruženje crnogorskih haiđina'' - Podgorica; - NVO „UDRUŽENJE CRNOGORSKIH PISACA ZA DJECU I MLADE'' - Podgorica; - NVO „Udruženje književnih prevodilaca Crne Gore'' - Podgorica; - NVO „Zagrad Montenegro'' - Nikšić; - NVO „GEOEKO - MONTENEGRO'' - Nikšić; - NVO „Organizacija žena Jelena - Nikšić'' - Nikšić; - NVO „MUZIČKA BAŠTINA“ - Bijelo Polje; - NVU „UDRUŽENJE MLADIH SA HENDIKEPOM NIKŠIĆ“ - Nikšić; - NVU „Romski krug'' - Nikšić; - NVO „SPASI SVOJ ŽIVOT'' - Bijelo Polje; - NVU „GLAS TRADICIJE, DIJALOGA, TOLERANCIJE'' - Bijelo Polje; - NVO „BARSKE MAŽORETKE“ - Bar; - NF „Biznis Start-up Centar'' - Bar; - NVU EKO TOURS „KOMOVI“ ANDRIJEVICA; - NVO „Zaštita životne sredine region Komovi - Andrijevica'' - Andrijevica; - NVU „Sarandža“ - Rožaje; - NVO „ORGANIZACIJA ŽENA ROŽAJE“ - Rožaje; - NVO „Centar za edukaciju djece i mladih – Rožaje“ - Rožaje; - NVU „Njega starih Rožaje“ - Rožaje; - NVO „Pravac“ - Rožaje; - NVO „STOP DROGA'' - Pljevlja; - NVO „LIBERTAS“ - Pljevlja; - NVU „VOKALNO INSTRUMENTALNA GRUPA – HARMONIJA – BUDVA'' - Budva; - NVU „Organizacija žena Risan“ - Kotor; - NVU „EVROPSKE DEMOKRATSKE INICIJATIVE“ - Kotor; - NVO Folklorni ansambl „Nikola Đurković“ - Kotor; - NVO „ŠJORE OD MOTA“ - Kotor; - NVU „Forum muslimana Bijelo Polje'' - Bijelo Polje; - NVU Udruženje za stare „Treće doba'' - Kolašin; - NVU „Folklorni ansambl Rumija“ - Bar; - NVO „TEATAR ČEDO DRAGOVIĆ“ - BAR; - NVO „Organizacija civilnih invalida rata za Pljevlja i Žabljak''; - NVU „ŠARENICA'' - Pljevlja; - NVO „Udruženje paraplegičara Cetinje''; - NVO „Udruženje novinara Cetinje“; - NVU „Građanski kreativni centar“ - Cetinje; - NVU „MOJ PUT – MY WAY'' - Cetinje; - NVO „Linija“ - Cetinje; - NVU „Otpor za zaštitu flora i fauna“ - Bijelo Polje; - NVO „Svetionik“ - Bar; - NVO „Misli globalno djeluj lokalno“ - Bijelo Polje; - NVO „Crnogorska kulturna mreža“; - NVO „Međunarodni festival klapa - Perast''; - NVO „Društvo mladih ekologa Nikšić“; - NVO „Centar za podršku lokalnog i regionalnog razvoja - CeP'' - Herceg Novi; - NVO „Plavi Crne Gore'' - Herceg Novi; - NVO „Romska nada'' - Nikšić; - NVU Udruženje za očuvanje prirode i promociju turizma „MORAKOVO“ - Nikšić; - NVU „IMPULS“ - Nikšić; - NVO „ISTOK“ - Nikšić; - NVO „UDRUŽENJE PARAPLEGIČARA NIKŠIĆ'' - Nikšić; - NVO „DRUŠTVO PRIJATELJA HERCEG NOVI'' - Herceg Novi; - NVO „Bihorski Parlament'' - Bijelo Polje; - NVO Kreativna radionica „Male ruke'' - Bar; - NVO „Sportisti Bara'' - Bar; - NVO „EKO SPORT Fondacije“ - Bar; - Nevladina fondacija „IGROKAZ“ - Bar; - NVO „Etnografski muzej Danilovgrad'' - Danilovgrad; - NVU Udruženje za pomoć djeci u razvoju „INKLUZIJA“ – Pljevlja; - NVO „Organizacija za brigu i razvoj djeteta Nikšić'' - Nikšić; - NVO „Naša budućnost'' - Nikšić; - NVU Centar za bezbjednosna, sociološka i kriminološka istraživanja Crne Gore ''DEFENDOLOGIJA'' - Nikšić; i - NVO „Kulturno Umjetničko Društvo KRSTO ZRNOV POPOVIĆ“ - Nikšić. 7. Predlog sindikata koji je zastupljen u Socijalnom savjetu, za jednog člana; 1) NIKOLA TATAR, kandidat Saveza sindikata Crne Gore. 8. Predlog Crnogorskog olimpijskog komiteta i Crnogorskog paraolimpijskog komiteta, za jednog člana: 1) PREDRAG MARSENIĆ, kandidat Crnogorskog olimpijskog komiteta. PREDSJEDNIK ODBORA Luigj Shkrela, s.r. .
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