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RESULTS Administrative Compliance Check EuropeAid/127718/C/SER/RS (07SER01/12/11) RESULTS Serbia Strengthening Serbia‐EU Civil Society Dialogue Project Administrative Compliance check Admin. Reg Applications submitted Applicant Compliant? Reasons for rejection No 174 154 The amount of the requested grant is The alternative tourism – instrument for strengthening Serbia‐ 1EKO TUR STARA PLANINA No below the obligatory minimum EU civil society dialogue 2 Association of citizens “Duga” The European Way ‐ Dialogue and colaboration Yes 3021 FOUNDATION NOVI SAD EUROPEAN HOUSE ‐ NOVI SAD Yes Agri‐environmental measures as one of the axis in Serbia's 4 Green Network of Vojvodina Yes strategy for European integration Strengthening understanding of young refugees and IDPs for 5Serbian Democratic Forum Yes EU 6 Association of Centers for Social Work of Serbia Social Protection Forum Yes 7 Citizens Association “Zeleni Eko Krug” Awakening environmental awareness of children Yes 8European Movemet in Serbia local council Zrenjanin EQUAL CSO 0pportunities Yes 9Unija Poslodavaca Srbije (UPS) Serbia‐Europe Business` Organizations` Cooperation (SEUBOC) Yes Developing A Training and Education Strategy for improving effectiveness and sustainability of Protected area 10 ISTITUTO PANGEA ONLUS Yes management in Serbia through public – civic partnership / STEPS Strengthening capacity of Business Improvement Districts in 11 Business Improvement District Zrenjanin Yes Serbia 12 Udruženje gradjana E.N.U. – Ekologija Nauka Umetnost With Heart to Europe Yes 13 Non Governmental Organization Sveza Zajecar FIND YOURSELF A JOB Yes Synagogues that don’t exist anymore:Revival of damaged 14 “Pokret za društveni i ekonomski razvoj Srbije” Yes synagogues through virtual presentation 15 Novi Sad School of Journalism (NSSJ) SERBIA, ARE YOU READY FOR EU? Yes European Movements for the Strengthening of Pan‐European 16 European Movement in Serbia Yes Civil Society Dialogue Towards Partnership and Networking of Rural Women’s CSOs 17 Zenska Multietnicka Grupa – Seleus Yes in Serbia and EU Belgrade, 19.04.2010 Delegation of the EU in the Republic of Serbia Page 1 of 12 EuropeAid/127718/C/SER/RS (07SER01/12/11) RESULTS Serbia Strengthening Serbia‐EU Civil Society Dialogue Project Administrative Compliance check Admin. Reg Applications submitted Applicant Compliant? Reasons for rejection No 174 154 Philanthropy – the Charitable Fund of the Serbian ENHANCEMENT OF EUROPEAN STANDARDS TOWARDS 18 Yes Orthodox Church PATIENT‐CENTRED CARE IN SERBIA Bulgarian National Association Active Consumers 19 Consumer S.O.OS.(Sustainable Organization Support) Yes (BNAAC) Establishing and development of social dialogue on local level 20 U.I.L. Unione Italiana del Lavoro Vicenza Yes in Serbia THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SLOVENE‐EU MODEL OF 21 USTANOVA FUNDACIJA NAZAJ NA KONJA EAT/EAA (EQUINE ASSISTED THERAPY/ EQUINE ASSISTED Yes ACTIVITIES) IN SERBIA 22 UNECO, Union of ecologists Dialogue EU‐Serbia for applied ecology Yes 23 Associazione Artigiani della Provincia di Vicenza A model of Development for Serbian SMEs Yes 24 APOS – Association of Consumers in Serbia TESTS‐Transmissing European Standards To Serbia Yes The Association of Craftsmen and Entrepreneurs „Strengthening Society Dialogue between enterprenuers from 25 Yes „Temerin“ Serbia and EU“ Contribution to the development of Information Society 26 JISA – Union of ICT Societies Serbia through promotion of the relevance of digital literacy in Yes compliance to European standards ECDL 27 ASSOCIATION “EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT CENTRE” Awareness raising on EU policies in rural areas of Serbia Yes Civil Society of Serbia in the Process of EU Integration: Sharing 28 Belgrade Open School Yes Values and Maintaining Dialogue “Winging and coaching the civil society of Alibunar to 29 “Leader+ Banatski Karlovac” Citizens’ Association Yes approach the EU rural development” Hospice of Hope Romania Ltd (known as Hospices of 30 Strengthening hospice/palliative care movement in Serbia Yes Hope) The Partner "Centar for support of 31 Centar modernih veština – Center of modern skills VWN – Vojvodina women’s network No women" is not registered in PADOR 32 ASTRA ‐ Anti Trafficking ACTION Stop Trafficking of People (STOP!) Yes Belgrade, 19.04.2010 Delegation of the EU in the Republic of Serbia Page 2 of 12 EuropeAid/127718/C/SER/RS (07SER01/12/11) RESULTS Serbia Strengthening Serbia‐EU Civil Society Dialogue Project Administrative Compliance check Admin. Reg Applications submitted Applicant Compliant? Reasons for rejection No 174 154 MitOst e.V. Verein für Sprach‐ und Kulturaustausch in Mittel‐, Ost‐ und Südosteuopa (MitOst Association for 33 Youth PassEUport Yes language and cultural exchange in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe) 34 Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry Pancevo Organisations on their path toward European Identity Yes ADULT LEARNING – ROAD TO SOCIAL INTEGRATION OF 35 RRS Novi mostovi Yes VULNERABLE GROUPS 36 Centar za omladinski rad (Centre for Youth Work) Another Milestone towards Youth Workers licensing Yes 37 Progetto Sviluppo CGIL Building Partnership to Reduce Informal Economy in Serbia Yes 38 CSO Forum of Civic Actions FORCA Pozega Pozega on the Right Way Yes 39 International Aid Network Click to Europe Yes 40 Teachers Union Serbia Strenghtening Regional Social Dialogue in Education Yes Network of civil society organizations in prevention and The Partner is not registered in 41 Caritas Srbije i Crne Gore No treatment of drug addiction PADOR 42 PAAD centre for socioculturology exceptionalness GET INVOLVED Yes Developing National Strategy on European Youth Card in 43 EURO<26 Yes Serbia 44 Center for Development of Non ‐ Profit Sector Civil Society Rural Development Network Yes 45 Association of Local Democracy Agencies Civil society acting for EU integration of Serbia Yes 46 Belgrade Centre for Human Rights Empowering the Independent State Bodies Yes Odbor za ljudska prava Leskovac – Committe for 47 Supporting the Free legal aid system in Serbia Yes Human Rights Leskovac Raise YEUr voice! ‐ CSOs enhancing EU participation and 48 Kulturni Front Yes integration Building partnerships for urban biodiversity in Voivodina, 49 ECNC – European Centre for Nature Conservation Yes Serbia (B‐PUB) Belgrade, 19.04.2010 Delegation of the EU in the Republic of Serbia Page 3 of 12 EuropeAid/127718/C/SER/RS (07SER01/12/11) RESULTS Serbia Strengthening Serbia‐EU Civil Society Dialogue Project Administrative Compliance check Admin. Reg Applications submitted Applicant Compliant? Reasons for rejection No 174 154 Establishing a Partnership between EminS‐Niš and FTR‐Sofia 50 European Movement in Serbia – Niš (EMinS‐Niš) through Joining the Efforts for Good Governance at Local Level Yes Using the Innovative Method “Client under Cover” 51 European Journalism Centre (EJC) Networking of EU Media Training Centres Yes The Partner is not registered in Association of the Social Protection Professionals of the Raising capacities of the Association of Social Protection PADOR 53 Republic of Serbia (Udruzenje strucnih radnika socijalne Professionals in the reformed system of social protection in No zastite Srbije) the Republic of Serbia One of the partners (no.1) is not 54 Irig Association of Fruit Growers and Viticulturists Production of Irig Fruit Growers Approaching EU! No registered in PADOR Development of cooperation and promotion of Cultural 55 Cultural Artistic Society “Stevan Salajic” Yes Artistic Society, Vrdnik 56 NGO “Sunce” Kragujevac YES‐ Youth Employment Strategy Yes 57 Transitions (TOL) Reporting the Environment in Serbia Yes Vojvodjansko udruzenje preduzetnika (Vojvodina(Vojvodina’s’s 58 “C2C Slovenia‐Serbia” (Chamber to Chamber Slovenia‐Serbia) Yes association of entrepreneurs) Nasa Zemlja – Center for Development of Rural “EU Agro‐polis in Serbia”‐ Web based solutions for effective 59 Yes Communities replication of information about EU Agricultural Policy Legal Reforms in the EU Integration Process ‐ Assessing the 60 Lawyers for Democracy (LawDem) Yes Challenges 61 Odraz Vojvodine Vrsac, towards green approuch Yes Association for Protection and Promotion of Mental 62 NETworking for Children Yes Health in Children and Youth 63 The Timok Club Partners for social societies Yes 64 SPARK Brining EUROPE to South Serbia Yes 65 Forum for International Cooperation Serbian European Social Integration Initiative Yes Belgrade, 19.04.2010 Delegation of the EU in the Republic of Serbia Page 4 of 12 EuropeAid/127718/C/SER/RS (07SER01/12/11) RESULTS Serbia Strengthening Serbia‐EU Civil Society Dialogue Project Administrative Compliance check Admin. Reg Applications submitted Applicant Compliant? Reasons for rejection No 174 154 Transfer and practical adaptation of know‐how and best practices from EU professional organisations to their natural 66 Construction cluster DUNDJER Yes Serbian partners – cluster‐based business associations, with respect of the basic principle of 3P (public private partnership) Strengthening civil society sector in rural municipalities in 67 Centre for rural development Serbia through participatory tools for local development Yes (Green Agenda&LEADER) 68 Zrenjanin Educational Centre Women Entrepreneurs – Equal Partner in Social Dialogue Yes 69 GRUPA 484 European‐Serbian Cooperation on (Forced) Migration (ESCoM) Yes The Rules of Telecommunications Security in Serbia: The 70 Centre for Security Studies (CSS) Yes Integrity Framework for Criminal Intelligence Women’s Entrepreneurship Academy – smart investment in 71 The Women’s Entrepreneurship Academy Yes womenwomen’s’s life‐long
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