Report on Macedonia included in the Privacy and Human Rights 2007: An International Survey of Privacy Laws and Developments, published by EPIC and Privacy International.Edited by Katitza Rodriguez Pereda. Contributors: Bardhyl Jashari, Filip Stojanovski, Neda Korunovska, Dance Danilovska, Marijana Marushic, Elena Stojanovska, Vesna Paunkovska

Report by Prof. Dr Marjan Gusev, M.Sc. Goce Armenski University Sts Cyril and Methodius, PMF Informatics This study was supported by Metamorphosis – Foundation for Information Society Skopje, April 2006. In order to analyze the current situation of eGovernment in Western Balkan Countries (WBC) the authors used eGovernment benchmarks, analyses of National Information Society (IS) […]

During May and June 2007 Metamorphosis Foundation conducted a survey regarding the website Apply On-Line of the Agency for Civil Servants of Republic of Macedonia. Research goals included getting to know the opinions and the experiences of the candidates about the application that enables applying for the open positions in the public administration via the […]

This document shows the most important results of the analysis of the Macedonian domains as of January 1st, 2006, based on publicly available data gathered from the site of MARNet, Macedonian domain registrar. The analysis demonstrates a clear trend of increase of number of secondary and tertiary level domains within the .MK domain space, with […]

We-Go Academies represent training and knowledge transfer concept that may be applied invarious online and offline settings. As such they comprise of:– Structured layout of knowledge localized to satisfy the needs of each of theparticipating WB countries (Curricula);– Training and knowledge content (Courses, Lecture Notes, and Case Studies).This deliverable describes and delivers both the structure […]

This deliverable reports on the status of training and knowledge transfer in other forms in theparticipating WB countries, Austria and Estonia, in the period between 1 Dec 2006 and 31Nov 2007 plus suspension period (up to July 2008).

The We-Go project aims at identifying the most recent interoperability status in Western Balkan Countries compared to the European Interoperability Framework guidelines and at developing recommendations of practical use when eGovernment services will be developed and deployed locally in order to achieve pan-European compliance. The deliverable describes in detail per Western Balkan Country – Bosnia […]

The We-Go Knowledge Net community is established by identifying relevant eGovernment stakeholders in all Western Balkan Countries and organizing relevant activities with their participation. We-Go team participants actively contribute to this community, and the stakeholders can actively participate in sharing and communicating the knowledge about eGovernment services or in using the results of the We-Go […]

This deliverable focuses on preparation of implementation plans for e-government related trainings in the participating West Balkan countries – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia and Serbia. The related work is carried out within framework of Task T.3.2.: Localization (Organisational Concept & Adaptation of curricula), whose objectives are: – To identify training institutions on a national […]

Research was conducted in Macedonia in order to provide a preliminary assessment of the legal and institutional framework, identify existing practices for e-waste management, but most importantly to obtain valid and quantifiable statistical data about the situation and awareness for e-waste in the country.

The models of coordination and integration of activities should also be directed towards the individual users or groups, and not only towards the entities working on the production of resources. This means creation of an online service or webpages as an easy way to access resources that are available for use. This research is made […]