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DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES EVALUATION PROCESS NOVEMBER 2014 - JANUARY 2015 JANUARY 2015 RECEIVED 53 APPLICATIONS INFO SESSIONS 3 LOCAL 27 SELF-GOVERNMENTS EUR REQUESTED FROM 715,356 EUROPEAN PROGRES PARTICIPANTS 89 EUR TOTAL AMOUNT OF 812,904 SUBMITTED PROJECTS THE CALL WAS OPEN 30 NOVEMBER - 16 DECEMBER 2014 RESULTS FOCUS ON PRIORITY AREA PROJECT TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION APPROVED PROPOSALS FOR SOCIAL LOCAL FOR LOCAL ECONOMIC 40 INFRASTRUCTURAL INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS (24): PROJECTS (16): MUNICIPALITIES Educational institutions...........12 Infrastructure for improving 22 business environment...................13 Health institutions........................ 1 Infrastructure for enabling 11 SOUTH WEST Social welfare institutions....... 4 business start-ups........................... 2 Cultural institutions..................... 3 Infrastructure contributing by to overall business REGIONS 29 SOUTH AND SOUTH EAST Sports facilities.............................. 4 environment........................................ 1 EUROPEAN PROGRES CONTRIBUTION AMOUNT EUR 553,345 Through support for the development of technical documentation European PROGRES helps create preconditions for improving municipal infrastructure to enable sustainable development of underdeveloped areas in Serbia by creating a business friendly environment and developing infrastructure. CFP 02-2014 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS Approved project proposals No. LOCAL SELF- PROJECT TITLE CONTRIBUTION PROJECT DESCRIPTION GOVERNMENT 1. BABUŠNICA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for reconstruction and adaptation of the green market and for reconstruction and EUR 12,087 the necessary access roads creates conditions to improve economic renovation of the green potentials of the local population, who are primarily working in agriculture and dairy production. market with access roads 2. BELA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for reconstruction of Primary School Ljupče Španac in Bela PALANKA for reconstruction of Primary EUR 4,455 Palanka creates conditions to improve the building's energy efficiency. School Ljupče Španac in Bela Palanka 3. BELA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The project to widen and extend the rainwater drainage system in Bela PALANKA for extension of rainwater EUR 15,840 Palanka will help reduce damage caused by hard rain and flooding. drainage in Bela Palanka 4. BELA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for the reconstruction of public lighting in Bela Palanka PALANKA for reconstructing public EUR 16,553 municipality creates preconditions to secure funds for the lighting in Bela Palanka reconstruction of street municipal infrastructure. 5. BLACE Development of Main Design European PROGRES The project for extension and reconstruction of the social welfare to extend and reconstruct EUR 25,560 institution building in Trbunje to improve living conditions of citizens the social welfare institution living there as well as working conditions for the employees. building in Trbunje 6. BOJNIK Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for the Entrepreneurship Development Centre building in for the Entrepreneurship EUR 13,500 Bojnik will directly help enhance economic development of the Development Centre municipality. building in Bojnik 7. BOJNIK Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for the social housing building should improve living for social housing building EUR 18,000 conditions of the most vulnerable inhabitants of the Bojnik municipality. in Bojnik 8. BOSILEGRAD Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design for rainwater drainage in the central area of Bosilegrad for rainwater drainage of the EUR 18,000 municipality will direct all rainwater, which has until now been draining central area of Bosilegrad without control and accumulating waste, to natural flows of the river Dragovištica and Dobri Dol stream, the basin of which has been municipality regulated in this area. 9. BUJANOVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Design for the Cultural Centre in Community Muhovac, which will host for Community Muhovac EUR 7,020 cultural activities. Cultural Centre 10. BUJANOVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Design to build a Cultural Centre in Community Breznica, which will host for building the Cultural EUR 7,020 cultural activities. Centre in Community Breznica 11. BUJANOVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Design to build the Cultural Centre in Community Končulj, which will host to build the Cultural Centre EUR 7,020 cultural activities. in Community Končulj CFP 02-2014 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS Approved project proposals No. LOCAL SELF- PROJECT TITLE CONTRIBUTION PROJECT DESCRIPTION GOVERNMENT 12. DOLJEVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Design for reconstruction and reorganisation of the ground floor of for reconstruction and EUR 7,362 kindergarten Lane in Doljevac. One part of the building will host the improvement of kindergarten kindergarten and the other a skills education section of the School of Economy from Niš. Lane in Doljevac 13. DOLJEVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Design to build water cistern Kočane will create preconditions for for Kočane cistern in Kočane EUR 10,250 improvement of local clean drinking water sources and reduce current settlement, Doljevac lack of drinking water supplies. municipality 14. GADŽIN Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Design to improve energy efficiency of the municipal administration HAN to improve energy efficiency EUR 11,390 building in Gadžin Han will create preconditions for the necessary of the municipal administration construction works. building in Gadžin Han 15. IVANJICA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the Main Design for kindergarten in Crnoljevo, for kindergarten in Crnoljevo EUR 16,065 covering 20% of Ivanjica territory, will contribute to enrolling 115 children, or 80% of all pre-school children in Ivanjica, and will have a positive impact on preserving the family, education and giving proper direction to youth from the youngest ages. 16. IVANJICA Development of Main Design European PROGRES Development of the Main Design for the sports hall in Ivanjica. It is for the sports hall in Ivanjica EUR 18,900 expected that this sports facility will encourage youth, representing the priority target group, to engage in sports. 17. KNJAŽEVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the main design for commercial building in for commercial building EUR 4,152 Knjaževac, which will host between five and eight local crafts shops and in Knjaževac small businesses, will provide a suitable business space. In addition to income from souvenirs, the building space will be leased, and the lease will add to the municipal budget. 18. KNJAŽEVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES Development of the Main Design for building the Banjica picnic area for Banjica picnic area EUR 13,080 aims to increase local tourism to a level of significant economic activity in the region. 19. KNJAŽEVAC Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the Main Design to build the sports hall in for the sports hall EUR 27,703 Knjaževac, which will enable the development of sports contests in the in Knjaževac municipality, because currently 1,500 members from 40 registered clubs within the local sports association do not have adequate space for sports contests. 20. KURŠUMLIJA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the Main Design for the reconstruction of water to replace asbestos, EUR 20,300 supply infrastructure in Kuršumlija municipality should result in reduced galvanized cast pipes in grid loss, as well as continuous and stable distribution of water to citizens. Kuršumlija municipality 21. MEROŠINA Development of Main Design European PROGRES Development of the Main Design for reconstruction and necessary for reconstruction and EUR 6,599 extension of the Centre for Social Work in Merošina. extension of the Centre for Social Work in Merošina CFP 02-2014 DEVELOPMENT OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTATION FOR MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS Approved project proposals No. LOCAL SELF- PROJECT TITLE CONTRIBUTION PROJECT DESCRIPTION GOVERNMENT 22. MEROŠINA Development of Main Design European PROGRES The Main Design for introducing energy efficiency measures in Primary for introducing energy EUR 12,917 School Jastrebački Partizani in Oblačina will include electrical and efficiency measures in heating installations, façade, floor and wall insulation, reconstruction of roof, doors and windows, in order to improve overall learning Primary School Jastrebački environment. Partizani in Oblačina, Merošina municipality 23. NOVI Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the Main Design for the pumping station and intake PAZAR for building the pumping EUR 22,725 and pushout pipeline Paričko Brdo aims to relieve pressure from the station and intake and central water supply system (by 65 l/s) and reduce losses and maintenance costs, as well as to improve drinking water supply for the pushout pipeline Paričko Brdo population of Novi Pazar. 24. NOVI Development of Main Design European PROGRES The development of the Main Design for the rehabilitation of Golo Brdo PAZAR for rehabilitation of
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    Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of Page 1 of 44 Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2001 Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor March 4, 2002 (The report on the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia is discussed in three separate sections on Serbia, Kosovo, and Montenegro and addresses human rights situations in each of these entities. Since federal authority was exercised effectively only over the Republic of Serbia throughout the year, the human rights situations in Kosovo and Montenegro are dealt with in separate sections following this report.) The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Yugoslavia), a constitutional republic consisting of the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Montenegro, has a president and a parliamentary system of government based on multiparty elections. Vojislav Kostunica was elected President of the Federation in elections held on September 24, 2000 that were closely contested; President Slobodan Milosevic ultimately was unable to manipulate the elections. Massive public protests forced Milosevic to recognize his defeat and cede power on October 6, 2000. Under the constitutional framework, the Federation encompasses the Republics of Serbia and Montenegro; however, the Montenegrin Government has refused to participate in many of the functions of the Federal Government and has acted unilaterally in several areas. The Federal Government presides over a weakened structure, with responsibilities essentially limited to the Foreign Ministry, the Yugoslav Army (VJ), the Customs Administration, civil aviation control, and foreign economic and commercial relations. Although President Kostunica enjoyed wide popular support, significant power was concentrated at the republic level where, in Serbia, Prime Minister Djindjic exercises significant executive authority.