What are the tools for communication with local public authorities? How to make a journalist your ally in achieving your goals? What is the power of informal dialogue and what communication strategies can be used with donors and development partners to attract grants?
The participants in our fourth regional dialogue with citizens, which we carry out within the “EU in Moldova: Perceptions and reality” programme, had the opportunity to share their assessments on Moldova’s relations with the European Union, while IPIS, IPRE and IEP dispel some myths about EU.
This report follows a year of cooperation between civil society organizations (CSO) and think-tanks from Central Europe and the Eastern Neighborhood (EN). It evaluates the capability of the civil society in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine on operational security and exposing illegitimate methods of influence. The second part of the handbook provides reader with step by step security manual involving areas of Cyber, Information, Intelligence and Personal Security which CSOs and civic activists should follow. This report could not exist without the financial support from European Commission and contributions from our partners from Media Development Foundation (Georgia), IPIS – Institute for Strategic Initiatives (Moldova), Ukraine Crisis Media Center (Ukraine). https://www.europeanvalues.net/vyzkum/handbook-on-cyber-information-intelligence-and-personal-security-threats/
Brussels and EU countries support both small and large projects. Grigorii Kissa, a young entrepreneur from Comrat, was able to purchase equipment for his heating briquette workshop in 2017 with EU support. Today his business is developing successfully and he even plans to expand it.
One of the advantages of the Association Agreement is closer cooperation with the EU, and thus a larger volume of grant aid. For example, Armenia, which has not signed such an agreement with the EU, receives from the EU half as much financial resources per capita for the development of local projects as Moldova. During the last 15 years Moldova has received from the EU 1 billion Euros in the form of grant aid.
(Русский) Участники нашего третьего регионального диалога с гражданами, которые мы проводим в рамках программы «ЕС в Молдове: Восприятия и реальность», смогли поделится своими оценками об отношениях Молдовы с Евросоюзом, а IPIS, IPRE и IEP развеять некоторые мифы.
IPIS: A think-tank that is leading by example, bringing people from all sides together in Moldova to work for a better future Maria Levenco, Coordinator of Media and Communications with Ina Shupac, IPIS Executive Director photo:Dinu Bubulici The Moldovan Institute for Strategic Initiatives (IPIS) is housed in a bright airy modern office with block-colour walls on a busy street of elegant but slightly rundown buildings in central Chisinau. As we drink a morning tea and unwrap some local chocolates, Andrei Popov, one of IPIS’s founders, and Maria Levcenco, Coordinator of Media and Communications and designer of this attractive office space, both admit they both barely slept last night. For once, this is not because of political upheavals in Moldova; they blame their teething babies. They join Ina Shupac, IPIS Executive Director. Another of IPIS’s founders, Vladislav Kulminski, cannot join us today as he is in Minsk in his capacity as Adviser on Foreign Policy and Strategic planning to Maia Sandu’s former government.* Popov explains that IPIS was created in 2016 when a group of like-minded prominent individuals more used to dissecting and discussing their country’s challenges over coffee, decided to form a new entity that could make a real difference to Moldova. EED gave the think-tank its first seed funding – indeed the chairs we are sitting on today are thanks to this funding. As Popov describes, “We wanted to create a platform that could bring people together. We wanted to show them that all Moldovans can participate in civic […]
The call is announced within the project “Transnistrian dialogues – empowering younger generation of societal influencers to promote solutions in the context of Transnistria conflict”, implemented by IPIS and supported by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP).
(Русский) Новая сессия второго выпуска программы Приднестровские диалоги, внедряемой IPIS при
поддержке Программы развития ООН в Молдове, была посвящена встрече ее молодых
участников с послом ЕС Петером Михалко, главой ПРООН Димой аль-Хатиб и известными
журналистами страны.
The participants of our second regional dialogue with citizens, held within the “EU in Moldova: Perceptions and Realities” programme, were able to share their opinions on Moldova’s relations with the European Union and to find out how they can access the European funds.
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