In cooperation with the partners from the “ACTION SEE” regional NGO network, Metamorphosis Foundation for Internet and Society prepared the latest policy paper in which we analyze the level of transparency, openness, accountability of the executive power in the Western Balkans region.

Openness represents a key condition for democracy – since it allows citizens to receive information and knowledge necessary for equal participation in political life, effective decision making and holding institutions accountable for policies which they conduct. Institutions worldwide undertake specific activities with the aim to enhance their transparency and accountability before the citizens.

In cooperation with partners from a regional NGO network “ACTION SEE”, Metamorphosis Foundation for internet and society prepared a policy paper, in which we analyze a level of transparency, openness and accountability of judiciary in the region of the Western Balkans.

In cooperation with partners from a regional NGO network “ACTION SEE”, Metamorphosis Foundation for internet and society has prepared the analysis of a level of transparency, openness and accountability of local self-governments in the region of Western Balkans.

Research implemented by: Elena Ignatova, Metamorphosis Dona Dzambaska, Metamorphosis Monika Bozinovska, Youth Educational Forum Sanja Bozovik, Youth Educational Forum Report written by: Elena Ignatova, Metamorphosis Methodology: Neda Korunovska, Reaktor Project Team: Elena Ignatova Bardhyl Jashari Dona Dzambaska Temjana Popovska Monika Bozinovska Sanja Bozovik Marjan Zabrcanec Dona Kosturanova

In cooperation with the partners from the regional NGO network “ACTION SEE“, Metamorphosis Foundation for Internet and Society prepared the policy in which it analyzes the level of transparency, openness and accountability of parliaments in the Western Balkans region.

In cooperation with partners from a regional NGO network “ACTION SEE” Metamorphosis Foundation for Internet and Society prepared the policy paper, in which we analyze the level of transparency, openness, accountability of executive power in the region of Western Balkans.

The analysis covers the Law on Primary Education, the Law on Secondary Education, Law on Textbooks for Primary and Secondary Education, Law on Copyright and Related Rights, and also provides a perspective for the situation, opportunity to draw conclusions and recommendations for regulation of open educational resources in these laws.

This project is an attempt to provide insight into how 35 laws from 12 areas in Macedonia adhere to the general principles of privacy and personal data protection and thereby to contribute to their compliance with the EU’s privacy standards and principles.

The development of the civil society is a necessary component of every transparent, responsible and effective government that focuses on the citizens’ needs and strengthens the citizen’s support for reform processes through inclusion.

The focus of this Guide lies on the Internet, on social networks, and also presents other forms of communications and key locations where misuse of personal data and invasion of privacy is possible.