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T E H N O L a B Ltd Skopje
T E H N O L A B Ltd Skopje Environment, technology, protection at work, nature PO Box.827, Jane Sandanski 113, Skopje tel./fax: ++389 2 2 448 058 / ++389 70 265 992 www. tehnolab.com.mk; e-mail: [email protected] Study on Wastewater Management in Skopje ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT (EIA) STUDY FINAL REPORT October, 2008 Skopje Part II: A6-43 Tehnolab Ltd.—Skopje EIA Study WWTP, Skopje Ordered by : Japan International Cooperation Agency Study Team Project : Study on Wastewater Management in Skopje File : EIA Study (Main Report and Annexes) Prepared by : Tehnolab Ltd, Skopje Team leader : M.Sc. Magdalena Trajkovska Trpevska (B.Sc. Chemical engineer) Experts involved : Ph. D. Stanislava Dodeva (B.Sc. Civil Hydro engineer), Environmental expert Ljubomir Ivanovski (B.Sc. Energy engineer) - Environmental expert, cooperator of team leader Andrijana Veljanoska (B.Sc. Environmental engineer) (team leader assistant) Borce Aleksov (B.Sc. Chemical engineer) - Environmental expert, co-operator of team leader Ph.D. Vlado Matevski , Expert Biologist (Expert regarding Flora) Ph. D. Sveto Petkovski, Expert Biologist (Expert regarding Fauna) Ph. D. Branko Micevski, Expert Biologist (Expert regarding endemic Bird species) Ph. D. Jelena Dimitrijevic (B.Sc. Techology engineer), Expert regarding social environmental aspects Date: October 2008 "TEHNOLAB" Ltd Skopje Company for technological and laboratory researches projections and services Manager: M.Sc. Magdalena Trajkovska Trpevska chemical engineer Part II: A6-44 Tehnolab Ltd.—Skopje EIA Study -
MACEDONIA UPDATE: Challenges and Choices for the New Government
MACEDONIA UPDATE: Challenges and Choices for the New Government ICG Balkans Report N°60 Skopje-Brussels, 29 March 1999 Foreword This latest ICG report on Macedonia was written during March, as the new humanitarian catastrophe in neighbouring Kosovo unfolded and reached a new scale. Because of the recent events in Kosovo and the region at large, parts of this report have been overtaken by new developments. In particular, this concerns issues relating to the amount of aid reaching Macedonia, actions taken to alleviate the refugee situation in Macedonia and, most importantly, the Government’s ability to deal with the increasing number of refugees. Indeed, events in the last few days may well have reached a point beyond the Government’s capacity to respond. On the whole however, the analysis and conclusions of this report are still valid and still merit consideration despite the fact that local and international attention is now focusing on developments in Kosovo and their effect on neighbouring countries. Skopje–Brussels, 6th April, 1999 TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .................................................................................................... i I. INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................. 1 II. THE GOVERNMENT’S FIRST 100 DAYS IN OFFICE — ..................................... A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT........................................................................ 1 III. TOO MANY PROMISES, TOO LITTLE TIME ..................................................... -
Annual Report on Hate Crime 2019 2
ANNUAL REPORT ON HATE CRIME in 2019 The content of this publication does not necessarily represent the views or the position of the OSCE Mission to Skopje. Publisher: Helsinki Committee for Human Rights represented by President Prof. Dr. Gordan Kalajdziev Editor: Uranija Pirovska Authors: Sibel Amet Sanja Barlakovska Velkov Naum Naumovski Borche 83 1000, Skopje Tel: +389 (0)2 3119 073 Fax: +389 (0)2 3290 469 Web: www.mhc.org.mk Е-mail: [email protected] CONTENTS CONTENTS 1. ABOUT THE PROJECT ....................................................................................................................................... 4 2. METHODOLOGY ................................................................................................................................................. 5 2.1. Monitoring the national printed and electronic media ............................................................................. 5 2.2. Reporting hate crimes and hate incidents to the OSCE Mission to Skopje ............................................. 5 2.3. Maintaining an interactive website for hate crime reporting ................................................................... 5 3. SUMMARY OF THE MAIN FINDINGS .............................................................................................................. 6 3.1 Context ............................................................................................................................................................ 6 3.2 Number of incidents ..................................................................................................................................... -
Macedonia' (Fyrom)
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF 'MACEDONIA' (FYROM) COUNTRY ASSESSMENT APRIL 2003 COUNTRY INFORMATION & POLICY UNIT IMMIGRATION & NATIONALITY DIRECTORATE HOME OFFICE, UNITED KINGDOM Macedonia (FYROM) April 2003 CONTENTS 1 SCOPE OF DOCUMENT 1.1 - 1.4 2 GEOGRAPHY 2.1 – 2.5 3 ECONOMY 3.1 – 3.2 4 HISTORY 4.1 – 4.4 5 STATE STRUCTURES The Constitution 5.1 – 5.2 Political System 5.3 – 5.10 Judiciary 5.11 – 5.16 Military 5.17 Internal Security 5.18 – 5.21 Legal Rights/Detention 5.22 – 5.23 Prisons 5.24 – 5.27 Medical Services 5.28 – 5.31 Psychosocial Services 5.32 – 5.33 Persons with Disabilities 5.34 Education System 5.35 – 5.38 6 Human Rights 6.A Human Rights Issues Overview 6.1 – 6.6 Freedom of Speech and the Media 6.7 – 6.12 Journalists 6.13 – 6.15 Freedom of Religion 6.16 – 6.20 Religious Groups 6.21 – 6.22 Freedom of Assembly and Association 6.23 – 6.25 Employment Rights 6.26 – 6.28 Trade Unions and the right to strike 6.29 – 6.31 People Trafficking 6.32 – 6.37 Freedom of Movement 6.38 – 6.41 6.B Human Rights - Specific Groups Ethnic Groups 6.42 – 6.44 Albanians 6.45 – 6.51 Turks 6.52 – 6.53 Roma 6.54 – 6.56 Serbs 6.57 Muslim Macedonians 6.58 Other Minorities 6.59 Women 6.60 – 6.63 Children 6.64 – 6.67 Homosexuals 6.68 – 6.69 Political Activists 6.70 Human Rights Activists 6.71 Macedonia (FYROM) April 2003 6.C Human Rights - Other Issues Internally Displaced Persons 6.72 – 6.73 Annexes Chronology of major events Annex A Political Organisations Annex B Prominent People Annex C Reference to Source Material Annex D Macedonia (FYROM) April 2003 1. -
Former Yugoslav Macedonia - the Shades of Night?
Conflict Studies Research Centre G98 Former Yugoslav Macedonia - The Shades Of Night? James Pettifer This paper examines the recent historical background to the crisis in former Yugoslav Macedonia, the role of the UNPREDEP force 1993 - 1999 and consider how far post-communist institutional reform has taken place. It outlines the structural crisis in the government and society and inter-ethnic relations and analyses the position and motivations of the main military and political actors. Contents Introduction 2 Historical Background 2 Macedonian History Since 1991 6 - The Fourth Phase of the Macedonia Question Defence & Security Implications Post-1991 7 The Deployment of UNPREDEP 8 The Seeds of the Current Conflict 10 Events since March 2001 11 Effect of the Rebellion on Internal FYROM 13 Albanian Political Life Effects of the Rebellion on Internal Slav-Macedonian 14 Political Life Options for the IC 16 1 Former Yugoslav Macedonia - The Shades of Night? Conflict Studies Research Centre ISBN 1-903584-36-1 July 2001 G98 James Pettifer Introduction Among all the Republics of the second Yugoslavia, FYROM was generally praised by the international community for many years as an example of a fairly successful multiethnic and multicultural state that managed its exit from socialist Yugoslavia without significant violence. It seemed to be a beacon of hope in a difficult region. The Yugoslav Federal Army left the Socialist Republic of Macedonia by voluntary agreement, peacefully, although virtually all equipment was also removed, leaving the new state without any defence force. Under its elderly President, Kiro Gligorov, FYROM had achieved independence in a national referendum from FRY by a large majority in September 1991, and was able to survive the difficult period of the Greek economic boycott that followed and also the serious pressures resulting from United Nations economic sanctions in the 1993 to 1995 period against FRY. -
BAROMETER Political and Parties Development in the Republic Of
Institute for Sociological, Political and Juridical Research Issue N.10 June 2004 BAROMETER Political and Parties Development in the Republic of Macedonia Dr. Natasha Gaber-Damjanovska Dr. Aneta Jovevska In cooperation with the Friedrich Ebert Foundation Regional Office Macedonia C O N T E N T S 1. Last Change of "Concordia" Command 2. Former Conflict Consequences 3. Decentralization Process 4. EU and NATO Integration Processes 5. Legal and Parliamentary Activities 6. Education Issues 7. Economic Developments 8. Unpredicted Events Followed by Presidential Elections 9. Presidential Elections-Campaign 10. Elections- First Round 11. Elections- Second Round 12. Turbulence in VMRO-DPMNE 13. Religious Issues 14. Public Opinion Polls 2 Last Change of "Concordia" Command At the end of 2003 officially ceased to exist "Concordia", the EU military mission in Macedonia, which was replaced by the civilian police mission "Proxima". On the occasion spoke Mr. Solana who pointed out that "the main threat for the country's stability is crime, and not the armed conflict anymore, which stresses that the support must be a police one and not military". His estimation was that "the process of stabilization and normalization has reached the point in which the country is in a position to say goodbye to foreign troops". Prime Minister Crvenkovski described Macedonia as a "completely stabilized country in the security sense", whose main priority presently is the economic development and solving social problems. Former Conflict Consequences Repeated disarmament campaign summarized its results at the end of 2003 by informing the public that in the frames of the action for illegal weapon's collection citizens gave 7571 pieces of weapons, 100.000 pieces of ammunition, 1257 pieces and 165 kilograms of explosive, 1001 pieces of accompanying weaponry and 497 meters of wick and cables. -
Study on WINE Tourismin
Study on WINE Tourism in the REPUBLIC OF NORTH MACEDONIA Created by: Working Team from TURISTIKA Skopje: Dejan Metodijeski, Oliver Filiposki, Emilija Todorovic, Milena Taleska, Georgi Michev, Cedomir Dimovski, Nako Taskov, Kristijan Dzambazovski, Nikola Cuculeski, Mladen Micevski. Photos: Under the consent of wineries included in the survey, for the needs of the Study. Design: Stojan Kaevski Proofreading: Tole Belchev Disclaimer: This study has been developed under the 2019 Tourism Development Programme. The opinions and views stated in this publication do not necessarily reflect the opinions and views of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of North Macedonia CONTENTS FOREWORD .........................................................................................................................................................................................4 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................................................5 METHODOLOGICAL FRAME OF STUDY DEVELOPMENT ...........................................................................................................7 I. GLOBAL TRENDS IN WINE TOURISM .......................................................................................................................................9 1. Characteristics of wine tourism ..........................................................................................................................................9 -
Ethnonationality and Inter-Generational Dis-Continuities
Università degli studi di Milano Università degli studi di Torino Dip. di Scienze Sociali e Politiche Dip. di Culture, politica e società PhD PROGRAM SOCIOLOGY AND METHODOLOGY OF SOCIAL RESEARCH – 30th cohort Ethnonationality and Inter-Generational Dis-Continuities. Political regimes, ideologies and masses in Bosnia Herzegovina and Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, from their Yugoslav past until nowadays. Doctoral dissertation by Arianna Maria Bambina Piacentini Supervisor: Prof. Dario Tuorto Co-Supervisor: Prof. Paolo Segatti Director of Doctoral Program: Prof. Mario Cardano II 1 To those who believed in it. III 1 IV 1 Table of Content List of Table XIII List of Abbreviations XV Acknowledgement XVII INTRODUCTION 1 0.1 Topic of the research 1 0.1.1 Aims and Relevance of the study 3 0.2 Research questions and Hypothesis 4 0.3 Research design and Methodological choices 7 0.3.1 Time period and political regimes: why Yugoslavia and post-Yugoslavia 7 0.3.2 Context: Why Macedonia and Bosnia Herzegovina 10 0.3.2.1 Skopje and Sarajevo 13 0.3.3 Unit of analysis: why two generations 13 0.3.3.1 Scientific Relevance in Considering Parents and Children 14 0.4 Methodology of the Research 16 0.4.1 Families and semi-structured interviews 16 0.4.1.1 Structure and topics of the interviews 17 0.4.2 Informants and semi-structured interviews 19 0.4.3 Research obstacles 20 0.5 Structure and findings of the research 22 CHAPTER 1 – CONCEPTS AND THEORIES. COLLECTIVITIES, IDEOLOGIES AND THE STATE 26 1.1 Ethnic groups and Nations 27 1.1.1 Ethnic boundaries -
PENZIONER + Br. 72-73.Qxd
PENZIONER BESPLATEN VESNIK SZPM » za sega{ni i za idni penzioneri Izleguva edna{ mese~no. Redakcija tel. 02 3223 710 e-mail: [email protected] www.szpm.org.mk Godina VII, broj 72-73 8 avgust 2014 godina VO OVOJ BROJ... U{te edna beneficija za najvozrasnite `iteli IZBORITE VO a 30 juni, vo Sojuzot na zdru`enijata na penzi- Vladata na Republika Makedonija, dopolnitelno i {to e donesuvawe Zakon za penzionerskoto organi- FOKUSOT str. 2 oneri na Makedonija se odr`a sredba na koja vo nedela ovaa kategorija na gra|ani }e koristi be- zirawe vo Republika Makedonija, izgradba na Pen- Nprisustvuvaa Ministerot za trud i socijalna splaten gradski prevoz vo Skopje. Kako Ministers- zionerski domovi i drugo, na {to ministerot Spa- INTERVJU SO politika Dime Spasov, ministerot za transport i tvo za trud i socijalna politika prodol`uvame kon sov re~e: DRAGI vrski Mile Janakieski i generalniot direktor na ostvaruvawe na proekti koi se naso~eni kon podo- - Vo na{ata kontinuirana sorabotka so Sojuzot na Makedonski `eleznici Transport AD Skopje Oli- bruvawe na uslovite za `ivot na penzionerite vo zdru`enijata na penzionerite na Makedonija i po- ARGIROVSKI ver Derkoski. Doma}in na sredbata be{e pretseda- Republika Makedonija i vo taa smisla ve}e vo sep- natamu }e iznao|ame razli~ni Proekti i re{enija PRETSEDATEL temvri-oktomvri prodol`uva str. 3 proektot Besplatna bawsko- NA SZPM klimatska rekreacija so koj str. 4 }e bidat opfateni u{te 1.050 NASTANI penzioneri, a ve}e narednata IZNAO\AWE godina dopolnitelno u{te 5.000 penzioneri }e ja koris- POVOLNO tat ovaa usluga. -
Europe Report, Nr. 51: Macedonia
MACEDONIA: “NEW FACES IN SKOPJE” Lessons from the Macedonian elections and the challenges facing the new government ICG Balkans Report N°51 Skopje-Brussels, 08 January 1999 Table of Contents A. Macedonians vote for change................................................................................ 1 1. The New Parliament .......................................................................................... 1 (i) Election Results.............................................................................................. 1 (ii) Complaints and Irregularities.......................................................................... 3 (iii) Technical and administrative issues to be addressed ahead of future elections ....................................................................................... 4 (iv) Media issues............................................................................................... 5 2. The new electoral system — a weak compromise ............................................. 6 (i) Possible Improvements to the Election System.............................................. 7 (ii) Gerrymandering, or Just Lack of Time? ......................................................... 8 B. The new government — “Radicals” or “Moderates” at the helm?........................... 9 1. New coalition partners tone down nationalist rhetoric…................................... 10 2. …but doubts remain over the coalition’s viability.............................................. 12 C. The new government’s main tasks ..................................................................... -
Volume IV – Makstil – Ferro Slag Dumpsite - Skopje
DEVELOPMENT OF REMEDIATION PLANS WITH FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR ELIMINATION OF INDUSTRIAL HOTSPOTS (EUROPEAID/123674/D/SER/MK) FEASIBILITY STUDY – Volume IV – Makstil – Ferro Slag Dumpsite - Skopje Development of Remediation Plans with Financial Requirements for Elimination of Industrial Hotspots An EU-funded project managed by the European Agency for Reconstruction Development of Remediation Plans with Financial Requirements for Elimination of Industrial Hotspots - Europeaid/123674/D/SER/MK Feasibility Study - Volume IV – Makstil – Ferro Slag Dumpsite - Skopje FEASIBILITY STUDY – Volume IV – Makstil – Ferro Slag Dumpsite - Skopje Project Title: Development of remediation plans with financial requirements for elimination of industrial hotspots Contract Number: 06MAC01/09/103 Contracting Authority: EUROPEAN AGENCY FOR RECONSTRUCTION Task Manager: Mr. Ivan Borisavljevic Address: Makedonija street 11/1, 1000 Skopje Phone: +389 2 3286-731 E-mail: [email protected] Beneficiary: MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND PHYSICAL PLANNING National coordinator: Mrs. Kaja Sukova Address: Drezdenska 52, 1000 Skopje Phone: +389 2 3066-930 extension 142 E-mail address: [email protected] Consultant: EPTISA (in consortium with DHI) Project Director: Mr. Marko Cacanoski Team Leader: Mr. Ewald Spitaler Address (Consultant): Princesa 3, planta 6, 28008 Madrid, Spain Address (Project): III Makedonska brigada 10a, 1000 Skopje Phone (Consultant): +381 62 208 700 Phone/Fax (Project): +389 2 3289-295 E-mail addresses: [email protected] -
Diplomarbeit
Die approbierte Originalversion dieser Diplom-/ Masterarbeit ist in der Hauptbibliothek der Tech- nischen Universität Wien aufgestellt und zugänglich. http://www.ub.tuwien.ac.at The approved original version of this diploma or master thesis is available at the main library of the Vienna University of Technology. http://www.ub.tuwien.ac.at/eng DIPLOMARBEIT SKOPJE. ABSEITS DER KULISSE STRATEGIEN FÜR EINE JUNGE HAUPTSTADT ausgeführt zum Zwecke der Erlangung des akademischen Grads einer Diplomingenieurin unter der Leitung von Ass. Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Markus Tomaselli E260/S Fachbereich Städtebau eingereicht an der Technischen Universität Wien Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung von NELA KADIC 0425100 Währinger Gürtel 7/18 1180 Wien VERA SERIAKOV 0327716 Göschlgasse 8/16 1030 Wien Wien, Januar 2014 SKOPJE ABSEITS DER KULISSE SKOPJE STRATEGIEN FÜR EINE JUNGE HAUPTSTADT EINE ARBEIT VON NELA KADIC UND VERA SERIAKOV Skopje, eine sehr junge Hauptstadt, befindet sich in einem starken Transformationsprozess. Wir möchten die aktuell akutesten Prozesse als mehr oder weniger notwendigen Teil der Transformation betrachten. Die Stadt ist zum Teil pathetischen Erklärungsansätzen wie sie zu ihrem heutigen Erscheinungsbild kam unterworfen. Bezugnehmend auf aktuelle Tendenzen im Städtebau, dominieren heute Stagnation und Resignation zulasten realer Stadtentwicklungsprozesse und strategischer Stadtplanung. Das Zentrum suggeriert dem Betrachter ein Bild der Stadt, von dem man sich nur allzu leicht blenden lassen kann. Es veranschaulicht in radikaler Form Segregation und Exklusion einzelner Bevölkerungsgruppen, vor allem aber auch Mechanismen und Praktiken der Stadtregierung. Wir distanzieren uns von formalen Ausführungen, kritisieren jedoch Fehlpositionierungen, welche die Ausbildung von Barrieren fördern und eine mögliche Weiterentwicklung verhindern. Eine unverhältnismäßig hohe Konzentration dieser Fehlpositionierungen lastet auf dem Stadtkern.