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Program Podele Vlasti Program podele vlasti Avgust 2013. OSNOVNE INFORMACIJE Petogodišnji Program podele vlasti pokrenut je 2008. Godine u cilju pomoći Srbiji da se približi EU jačanjem pravosudne i zakonodavne grane vlasti. AKTIVNOSTI Unapređenje nezavisnosti pravosudne i zakonodavne grane vlasti; Unapređenje rada sudske administracije. Serbia USAID Photo: Vršilac dužnosti predsednika Osnovnog suda u Vršcu Cveta Kajević-Grubišić REZULTATI tokom rasprave o smanjenju broja Partnerski sudovi projekta – Osnovni sudovi iz Subotice, Vršca, Niša i Vranja, kao i Viši sudovi iz Beograda i Novog Pazara- smanjili su svoj ukupni broj Projekat finansira: starih predmeta za skoro 50 odsto; Ameri čka agencija za Objavljen Zbornik najbolje prakse za smanjenje broja starih predmeta i međunarodni razvoj; USAID/Srbija ubrzanje rada na tekućim predmetima za sudove u Srbiji, što je praktičan priručnik za unapređenje upravljanja predmetima i sudom. Vodič sadrži kako Projekat sprovodi: lekcije tako i uspehe postignute u Osnovnim sudovima u Užicu, Subotici, East-West Management Institute Vršcu, Nišu, Sremskoj Mitrovici, Vranju i Čačku kao i u višim sudovima u Beogradu, Subotici i Novom Pazaru; Klju čni partneri: Nekoliko tehnika za smanjenje broja starih predmeta i ubrzanje rada na Ministarstvo pravde i državne tekućim koje je preporučio projekat, uneto je u nove zakonike o krivičnom i uprave; Visoki savet sudstva; parničnom postupku; Pravosudna akademija; Narodna Urađen nacrt Nacionalne strategije za smanjenje broja starih predmeta koji je skupština Republike Srbije u julu 2013. predstavljen Visokom savetu sudstva. Prateći vremenski okvir zadat Nacionalnom strategijom za reformu pravosuđa, ova strategija poziva Gde radimo: na smanjenje broja starih predmeta od 80 odsto za pet godina, pod Belgrade; Čačak; Niš; Novi Pazar; nadzorom Nacionalne radne grupe; Sremska Mitrovica; Subotica; Uspostavljena je pozicija Menadžera suda, i imenovano je prvih sedam Užice; Vranje; Vršac menadžera; Uspešna saradnja sa menadžerima sudova na smanjenju zaostalih predmeta iz Trajanje projekta: oblasti naplate potraživanja. U Prvom osnovnom sudu u Beogradu, Infostan, Avgust 2008. do decembra 2013. najveće javno preduzeće, zaključilo je ugovore sa 80.000 dužnika protiv kojih su pokrenute višestruke mere za naplatu dugovanja, što je dovelo do Kontakt: rešavanja 600.000 predmeta; USAID Program podele vlasti Pružena pomoć zaposlenima u Skupštini da uspostave budžetski i dugoročni Prote Mateje 24/10 sistem planiranja, uključujući usvajanje petogodišnjeg Strateškog plana, kako bi 11000 Beograd, Srbija Skupština bila odgovornija prema građanima; Tel: +381-11 242-1663 Pružena pomoć Visokom savetu sudstva da usvoji trogodišnji Strateški plan Fax: +381-11 242-1678 koji će postaviti smernice za reformu pravosuđa; E-mail: [email protected] Podržano je osnivanje budžetske kancelarije u okviru Visokog saveta sudstva Website: www.ewmispp.org kako bi sudije u Srbiji imale više kontrole nad svojim poslovima, pratile prihode i rashoda sudova, unapredile svoju efikasnost i učinile da rad sudova bude transparentniji i da sudovi bolje odgovaraju na potrebe korisnika usluga suda. Američka aganecija za međunarodni razvoj http://serbia.usaid.gov .
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