NEWSLETTER of Transparency International Serbia
(from January 2001. to March 2002.)

contents:

number 8 (March 2005.)

number 7 (January 2005.)

number 5 (March 2002.)

number 4 (November 2001.)

number 3 (June 2001.)

number 2 (April 2001.)

number 1 (January 2001.)

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Number 8 (March 2005.)

8 pages, 632 KB

In this issue:

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Stop corruption - The Serbian Government in action

Workshop - A step closer to the donors

The anti-corruption mission's first visit - A welcome for SPAI

Similar problems-debatable solutions - How to combat abuse?

Opening up on corruption:

• Education system - The price of education
• The Police - Practising stringency
• The Judiciary

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Number 7 (January 2005.)

8 pages, 980 KB

In this issue:

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Stop corruption - The Serbian Government in action

Workshop - A step closer to the donors

The anti-corruption mission's first visit - A welcome for SPAI

Similar problems-debatable solutions - How to combat abuse?

Opening up on corruption:

• Education system - The price of education
• The Police - Practising stringency
• The Judiciary

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Number 5 (March 2002.)

8 pages, 717,5 KB

In this issue:

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Local government reform - Regulating public procurment

Stop corruption - The Serbian Government in action

Workshop - A step closer to the donors

The anti-corruption mission's first visit - A welcome for SPAI

Similar problems-debatable solutions - How to combat abuse?

Opening up on corruption:

• Education system - The price of education
• The Police - Practising stringency
• The Judiciary

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Number 4 (November 2001.)

8 pages, 359,6 KB

In this issue:

What the public thinks - Survey Results: Niš, Kikinda, Cukarica

National Integrity System: Serbia and Yugoslavia

Public Procurement and Budgeting Reform in Serbian Municipalities

New Belgrade - Guide to Municipal Administration

Program: Building Transparency in Budgeting and Public Procurement in Serbian Municipalities - A Begining and an End

The public chooses - The Best Municipal Civil Servant in Niš

Book - Anatomy of Corruption

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Number 3 (June 2001.)

8 pages, 786,7 KB

In this issue:

Talking Point - At Transparency International Headquarters

Initiative on cooperation - United Against Corruption

Best municipal civil servant competition - Putting the Smile Back on the Public's Face

Workshop for young journalists - Challenges of Research Journalism

TI Serbia Publishing ACTIVITIES

Sticker campaign in Belgrade - Stop Corruption

Talking reform - How Public Procurement Practices in Serbia Can be Improved

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Number 2 (April 2001.)

8 pages, 691 Kb

In this issue:

Regional cooperation - Istanbul initiative

First time in Yugoslavia- Standardisation of public procurement

Recent achievements and ACTIVITIES of Transparency International - Spotlight on politicians

New concept of government - Encouraging experience in Hungary

Miklos Marschall - Serbia: In good hands now

Profile - Global campaign against corruption

Program for accountability and transparency

TI Serbia - ACTIVITIES

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Number 1 (January 2001.)

8 pages, 300 Kb

In this issue:

Survey on the performance of the Nis, Kikinda and Cukarica municipalities - Public expecting improvements

Increasing the transparency of budgeting and public procurement in Serbian municipalities - Introducing European standards

Pact for Stabilitiy Anti-Corruption Initiative - Anti-Corruption Initiative cracks the whip for Yugoslav normalisation

Workshop: "How to prepare a budget in line with European standards?" - Budgeting for beginners

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