Active citizen participation in Macedonia
On the 7th of July, 2009 (Tuesday), in Holiday Inn, Skopje, there was organized a round table for discussion on the topic “Active citizen participation in Macedonia: Can the new technologies initiate active citizen participation?”
PAP – Program for Anticorruption Practitioners
CRPRC Studiorium successfully entered the second phase of the Program for Anticorruption Practitioners, implemented by Partners Foundation for Local Development (FPDL) and supported by the Local Government Initiative (LDI) and the World Bank Institute.
Job opportunity advertisement
[in Macedonian] Центарот за регионални истражувања и соработка “Студиорум„ е невладина, непрофитна истражувачка организација за политики во здравството.
European Conference
Patients Rights: A growing European concern and framework for action Chairperson: Antonio Gaudioso: Deputy Secretary Cittadinanzattiva Opening remarks Mrs. ANDROULLA VASSILIOU: European Commissioner for Health Mr. GRAHAM WATSON: Leader of ALDE group The European Patients’ Rights Day: a citizens’ initiative MELODY ROSS: Director, Active Citizenship Network Patients Rights: a growing European concern and framework for action STEFANIA KAPRONCZAY – Head of Patients’ Rights […]
Active citizenship conference
29 May 2009, 11:00 EU Info Center, Skopje The Center for Regional Policy Research and Cooperation – CRPRC Studiorum within the frameworks of the Pilot Training on Active Citizen Participation held the Conference for Active Citizenship at the EU Info Center, Mission of European Union.
The Report “HPV Vaccination Across Europe” is Published
A summary of HPV vaccination policies and practices across Europe is set-out in this report. As can be seen from the information presented, HPV vaccination practices constitute a spectrum of activities from free, nationally organized, school-based vaccination programs to the provision of HPV vaccination by the private sector on a patient-pay basis.
Milestone Development on Patients’ Rights in the European Parliament
The European Parliament recently voted to adopt a report that will give patients the possibility to travel throughout Europe in order to receive healthcare. Building on over ten years of rulings from the European Court of Justice, the Directive is now closer to realization following adoption of the report by 297 votes for, 120 against and 152 abstention.