COP31 - UN Climate Change Conference
The 31st UN Climate Change Conference, hosted by Türkiye and expected to draw around 100,000 participants.
9 November 2026 – 20 November 2026
8 results for Montenegro, Türkiye
The 31st UN Climate Change Conference, hosted by Türkiye and expected to draw around 100,000 participants.
9 November 2026 – 20 November 2026
Regional training and policy dialogue on the effects of the energy transition on employment, education and local communities.
Closed
Published 16 September 2026
Twenty-six Montenegrin civil society organisations active in the field of culture have addressed European institutions regarding long-standing obstacles facing the independent cultural scene.
14 August 2026
Public consultation inviting civil society organisations to comment on the draft sectoral analysis defining the 2027 priority area and funding needs for projects and programmes on the protection of…
25 August 2026
Montenegro has revised its draft strategy for cooperation between the state administration and non-governmental organisations for the period 2027-2031, accepting 27 of the 53 proposals submitted…
26 July 2026
The 2025 assessment finds that the environment for civil society in Türkiye continued to fall short of international human rights standards across most indicators, with isolated judicial safeguards…
The 2025 assessment finds the environment for civil society in Montenegro broadly stable, with no major negative changes to the core freedoms, but with growing pressure on how they are implemented.
“Autistic Rights Are Human Rights” — A Decade of Impact In 2014, a small group of Denizli parents gathered around a shared truth: their children, all on the autism spectrum, deserved more than…
Originally published by EU TACSO 3, 5 June 2025
5 June 2025