Civic Emergency Fund
Emergency support for civil society organisations across the Western Balkans facing pressure, threats or attacks intended to weaken or halt their work.
Rolling
Published 16 September 2026
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Emergency support for civil society organisations across the Western Balkans facing pressure, threats or attacks intended to weaken or halt their work.
Rolling
Published 16 September 2026
Annual training programme for 20 to 25 selected organisations, strengthening financial planning, risk management, procurement, internal control, financial reporting, accountability and transparency.
Closed
Published 16 September 2026
Representatives of institutions and civil society in Bosnia and Herzegovina met on 22 July 2026 to review the allocation of public funding to civil society organisations by state-level institutions.
22 July 2026
The 2025 assessment finds the overall trend in implementing the Guidelines across the Western Balkans and Türkiye negative for a third consecutive cycle, with legal guarantees for the core freedoms…
The 2025 assessment finds the legal environment for civil society in Republic of North Macedonia broadly adequate, with meaningful progress in cooperation between the government and civil society.
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 a widening gap in Serbia between a largely unchanged legal framework for civil society and a rapidly deteriorating environment in practice.
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.
The 2025 assessment finds the legal environment for civil society in Kosovo* broadly conducive, while cooperation between the government and civil society weakened during a year of political…