Initiative	Sponsor	Project Title	Project Summary	Target Country	Cooperating organization	Funds requested	In kind contribution	Date received	Sponsor type	Sponsor contact name	Contact address	Contact telephone	Contact fax	Contact email
WT 1: Media	Council of Europe	Local Government Information Network	Local Government Information Network (LOGIN) seeks to improve effectiveness of municipalities by aggregating and dissemi- nating information related to successful local government initiatives region wide. LOGIN information will be available to municipalities, municipal associations, local government institutions, research centers, consulting firms, civil organizations, national policy makers, etc. LOGIN's Regional Coordinator (RC) will be based at the offices of Open Society Institute/Budapest and Country Anchors will be based in countries of CEE and SEE. CoE: provides data on municipalities; WB: funds RC position; USAID: technical assistance to develop network; OSI: provides office space, managerial support, etc.	CEE and SEE	World Bank, USAID, Open Society Institute			10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Media	Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF)	Radio Neighbour in Need - Media Partnership Europe	The project seeks to establish more media partnerships with radio stations in the region, arrange different training activities (on-the-job training) and make the exchange of radio programs possible using their regional radio network. The Austrian Broadcasting Corporation has been engaged in similar activities to the above-mentioned ones in the past couple of years. They have established media partnerships between Vienna, Prague, Trieste and Sarajevo. They have established a professional relationship with Radio 101 in Zagreb and the Belgrade based B92. They have been funded by OSCE, the Austrian Government, the City of Vienna and the EU.	CEE and SEE	Radio Austria International, Austrian Government, City of Vienna			10.18.1999		Mr. Rainer Rosenberg/Head of Special Programmes Department/ORF	Argentinier Strasse 30A Austria-1040	(43-1) 50101 ext. 18779	(43-1) 50101 ext. 18979
WT 1: Media		Center for Media Partnership in South East Europe	Proposed Media Partnership is the extension of Open Society Institute/Slovenia's media activities in Slovenia in the past 3 years. The Center, a not-for-profit NGO located in Ljubljana, Slovenia, will organise and perform programs of professional collaboration, exchange, workshops and training for journalists and other media professionals, experts, academics and students from SEE. On training it will cooperate with the Center for Education of Journalists in Opatija, Croatia. Center will collect media related information in the region and provide access to int'l databases and institutions. Center will serve as information and documentation center. On-line publications and on-line legal and professional assistance.	SEE	Open Society Institute/Slovenia	USD 390,000/year	USD 195,000/year from OSI	10.18.1999	NGO
WT 1: Media	United Nations - UNESCO	Support of production in former Yugoslavia	Project proposes to assist the local production of documentaries and quality TV programmes (current affairs, childern's programmes, education and culture) that people can rely on for news. (Independent production of documentaries and other television programmes is almost non existent.) It will train producers and encourage professional cooperation in the region. The project will also explore ways in which independent local productions could be distributed throughout the region and the rest of Europe.	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia		USD1million for year 2000		10.18.1999	International Organization
WT 1: Media	Government of Hungary	Supporting Independent Media in FRY as Part of the Szeged Process	The first part of the proposal envisions a media conference to be held prior to the second Szeged Conference in March 2000. The goal of the conference is to inform participants of the goals of the Media Charter drafted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of UK and draw up an action plan for the implementation of these goals. The second part of the project proposes concrete assistance to improve the working conditions of independent Serb media using international and Hungarian resources, including the "Chance for Stability" Public Foundation.	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia				11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Media	Government of Hungary	Minorities in the National Media	A seminar is proposed to focus on the present practices of portraying minorities in the national media of the countries of the region and to formulate recommendations where appropriate. Participants will be experts from the region, western Europe and the USA.	SEE				11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Media	The Association of Independent Electronic Media (ANEM)	Network of Networks	The project proposes to establish permanent cooperation among electronic and print media networks of countries in the region. ANEM which comprises 28 radio and 20 television stations was established in 1997 in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and has demonstrated that by joint programmes it can compete with the influence of the state radio and television network. It proposes a daily exchange and distribution of television radio programmes. ANEM has encouraged its member stations to create regional networks to serve the needs of multiethnic and multi-language communities. Proposes regional Roma radio programmes and publication.	SEE				11/25/1999	NGO
WT 1: Media	Brocker-Jowanowitsch Partnerschaft/Cologne, Germany	Yuropolis.net	Proposes to establish and maintain a comprehensive website to serve as a virtual bridge between civil society, democratic political movements and parties and non-state run businesses in Yugoslavia and actors in the western world that are interested in building civil society. This bridge of communication will ease Yugoslavia's isolation and help its integration into western European structures. Yuropolis.net will provide a database of political parties, political movements, NGOs, institutions, media, and businesses; a forum for cooperation projects, and a site for current news from SEE in cooperation with BETA news agency in English and Serbian.	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Forum for International Relations (Belgrade), BETA	DM435,000 for two years		11/24/1999	NGO	Kathe Jowanowitsch and Dusan Reljic		+(49-221) 344-394; +(49-179) 59-07-101		jowanowitsch@netcologne,de; reljic@debitel.net
WT 1: Media	UNICEF	The Media and Children's Rights	Prepared to contribute professional staff and other resources to Media Task Force and support regional and national capacity building efforts. Has region-wide experience both in collaborative programming for children in the media and in working with media professionals on children's rights issues and standards. Produced "The Media and Children's Rights: a Practical Introduction for Media Professionals."	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Media	United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)	Sub-regional Initiative for Human Rights Education	To engage a broad cross-section of young people and professional journalists from SEE in a series of peace building and human rights oriented activities. -- Support to and expansion of an existing regional initiative aiming at establishing a SEE network of journalists working for impartial and just media coverage. Teams of selected journalists from region will participate in study tours in the region and elsewhere in Europe. Teams will work with local journalists, meet politicians, NGOs, human rights groups, etc. and undertake short professional courses. Articles will be posted on the website (see record #50); roundtables organized by and for journalists on peace and security issues in SEE.	SEE	UNESCO	US1.5million/two years (overall budget including costs of record #50)	US100,000	10/18/1999	International Organization	United Nations Development Program	P.O. Box 160, 1184 Sofia, Bulgaria	+(359-2) 960-950	+(359-2) 974-3089	bulregistry@undp.online.bg
WT 1: Media	European Commission	Strengthening Media and Democratic Institutions in CEE and SEE	Commission proposes to assist with developing viable mechanisms of a civil society and empowering the media to perform as independent and responsible social actors acting in the general public interest. Target beneficiaries will be media professionals, media researchers, media regulators, lawyers, judges and students of law and journalism.	CEE, SEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Media	OSCE	Foster Independent, Professional and Self-sustaining Media in SEE	Immediate Action: -- Meeting of regulatory authorities from region to discuss issues such as monitoring, availability and allocation of frequencies; -- forming a TF to develop regional strategy for electronic media; -- potential expansion of OSCE/Skopje training programme for journalists; -- action on proposal for regional media forum that offers training and seminars (regional expansion of existing national training programs); -- regional rebroadcasting of Euronews and similar programs; -- development of a regional press agency; and -- development of a regional broadcast network.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Media	OSCE	Foster Independent, Professional and Self-sustaining Media in SEE	Longer-term Action: -- Establish international press clubs to facilitate the work and contacts of visiting journalists and correspondents. -- Setting up Southeastern Europe Broadcasting Union.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Media	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	-- Support to Albanian Media Institute and National TV and Radio Council.	Albania				10/18/1999	Government	Departments S.1 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28;
WT 1: Media	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Assistance to Independent Media in SEE	CEI Working Group on Information and Media, under Austrian and Romanian co-chairmanship, has launched a program dedicated to strengthening independent media through training journalists in SEE.	CEE and SEE	Council of Europe			10/18/1999	International Organization	Walter Greinert, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Austria	Ballhausplatz 2, Vienna, Austria	+(43-1) 531153418	+(43-1) 53185213	walter.greinert@wien.bmaa.gv.at
WT 1: Media	Royaumont Process, Financed by Government of Luxembourg	Promoting Positive Messages Through the Media		SEE	Baha'I International Community/Paris, France			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Media	Royaumont Process, Co-financed by Government of France	Television Beyond Borders		SEE	Internews Europe/France			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Media	Royaumont Process, Financed by European Commission	Media Strategies for Stability and Peace in SEE		SEE	International Federation of Journalists, Belgium			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Media	Royaumont Process, Financed by Government of the Netherlands	Workshop on Reporting Ethnic Minorities and Ethnic Conflict		SEE	European Jopurnalism Centre/Council of Europe			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Media	Government of FYROM	Multi-Language Programme on FYROM State Television	Introduction of a third national channel on state television. The channel would broadcast programmes 24 hours a day in Albanian, Turkish, Serbian and Vlach.	FYROM				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Media	Government of Albania	Balkan Forum for Media	The Balkan Forum for Media will initiate seminars and training courses related to the problems that journalists face in countries of the region. Through its activities, the Forum can facilitate the regional cooperation of journalists.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Media	Government of Albania	Balkan Television Network	The proposed Balkan Television Network following the Euronews model, will contribute to the free exchange of information and familiarizing the public with issues across the region. (In case of inadequate funding for a Balkan Television Network, ways and means should be explored whereby a "SEE slot" is created within EURONEWS.)	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Media	Government of Romania	Fair Media for Fair Elections	A campaign of mass education through a series of 30 independent video-TV films to be broadcasted during year 2000, a year of general elections in Romania.	Romania	The Foundation for Communication Studies			10/18/1999	Government	Bogdan Dragulescu		+(40-1) 769-4018	+(40-1) 336-7083	dtanase@itcnet.ro
WT 1: Media	Government of Romania	FreeEX - Regional Network for the Protection of Journalists in SEE	This project aims at supporting the freedom of expression in professional journalism through establishing a Regional Network for the Protection of Journalists in SEE. Participating countries: Albania, Bulgaria, Romania, FYROM, and Ukraine. The network made up of participating countries has already been acting as a media watchdog for the region.	SEE	Pro Democracy			10/18/1999	Government	Maria Herciu/ProDemocracy		+(40-1) 252-4963	+(40-1) 252-4963	apd@com.pcnet.ro
WT 1: Media	Germany	Assistance to Independent Media		SEE	BPA (Presse- und Informationsamt der Bundesregierung)				Government	Ms. Kochedorfer		+49 1888 272 4243
WT 1: Media	Austria	Assistance to Independent Media	The project focuses on assisting independent media in the countries of Southeast Europe by providing programs on legal aspects related to broadcasting in Central and East Europe.	CEE	FOWI, IDM			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Media	Austria	Legal Aspects Related to Broadcating	Legal Aspects Related to Broadcating in Central and Eastern Europe.	SEE	FOWI and IDM			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Media	Austria	Support to Independent Media	The project focuses on assisting independent media in the countries of Southeast Europe by providing programs on legal aspects related to broadcasting in Central and East Europe.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-150	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Media	Netherlands	Media Support	Media support (1 project).	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Media	Netherlands	Media Development	Media Development (1 project)	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Media	Netherlands	Independent Media	Independent media (4 projects).	FRY				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Media	Netherlands	Independent Media Support	Assistance to independent media (1 project).	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Media	Netherlands	Training of Journalists	Training of journalists (1 project).	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Media	Finland	Assistance to Independent Media	Media project in Bosnia-Herzegovina: training and development of facilities of the news service of RTVBiH.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Finish Broadcasting Company (YLE)			1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Media	Finland	Kosovo Media Project	Media project in Kosovo	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	United Nations - UNESCO	Printing House for Independent Media	At the request of the Association of Private Media (APM), UNESCO and WAN are proposing to assist independent free media in Serbia with the creation of an independent printing house. In Kosovo UNESCO is proposing the creation of an independent newspaper distribution system. At present independent print media are distributing their publications through a large variety of inadequate methods. Problems are high costs, inadequate resources and unfair trade practices. UNESCO successes in FRY since 1993: the creation of APM Transpress, an indep. press distribution network established in 1998; and the founding of a program bank that provides quality TV programmes to Yugoslav TV stations free of charge.	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	World Association of Newspapers (WAN)	USD3.2 million		10.18.1999	International Organization	Programme for Freedom of Expression, Democracy and Peace/UNESCO	1, rue Miollis, 75732 Paris Cedex 15, France	+(33-1) 45-68-42-03	+(33-1) 45-68-55-84	freedom@unesco.org
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Hungary	Second Szeged Conference as part of the Szeged Process	A follow-up conference to the first "Szeged Conference" held in Hungary in October 1999. The aim of the second conference scheduled to take place in March 2000 in Szeged is to assess the implementation of the "Szeged Process, " with special attention to the results of "sister city" arrangements.	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Council of Europe, the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities in Europe			11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Hungary	Decentralization, Stability and Local Democracy	A series of fora dedicated to general theoretical questions and legal aspects related to local self- governance. First forum to is to be held in Bucharest in the first half of 2000, and a second one is to follow in Budapest in the second half of 2000.	SEE	Council of Europe, Government of Romania			11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Hungary	Regional Meeting on the Legal Protection of Human Rights	Hungary will host a regional meeting of national human rights legal protection institutions, including ombudsman offices in December 1999. Hungary hopes to learn from others' and transfer its own experience vis-à-vis human rights protection.	SEE	Council of Europe			11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Hungary	Local Government: the Stage for Enforcing Minority Rights	The seminar is intended to provide a forum for representatives of local governments and minority groups from SEE to exchange experience related to the practical aspects of enforcing minority rights at the local level with their counterparts from Hungary and western Europe.	SEE				11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	UNICEF	National Ombudsperson for Children	UNICEF calls on member states to establish the institution of a national ombudsperson for children. Committed to working with local governments on strengthening their capacity to monitor the violation of rights. Supports Task Force in establishing appropriate regional initiatives.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Good Governance	Council of Europe	Regional Meeting of Indep. National Human Rights - Ombudsman Institutions	Conference will look at different models for Ombudsman institutions in the region and other similar institutions outside the region. The conference should demonstrate the relevance of these institutions in the overall regional stabilization process by strengthening democratic accountability and good governance. Conference hopes to facilitate an intra-regional dialogue in this field. Outcome: promotion of ombudsman concept; introducing new functions as part of the mandates of established institutions; provision of expertise on (draft) national legislation on human rights protection institutions, and initiating a process for the exchange of good practices drawing on the experience of CoE organized regular European Ombudsman Round Tables.	CEE, SEE, Russian Federation, Ukraine, Moldova, Greece and Turkey	The Office of the Parliamentary Human Rights Commissioner, Hungary		Funded by CoE	10/18/1999	International Organization	Jane Dinsdale, Deputy Director of HumanRights, Council of Europe	F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-23-28		jane.dinsdale@coe.int
WT 1: Good Governance	Council of Europe		CoE proposes assistance in 1) strengthening local gov'ts and 2) fostering crossborder cooperation between local/regional gov'ts. The creation of South-East Forum, promoting city partnerships, association building, assistance with legislative reform and building local capacity through training and promotion of "Code of Conduct" for local elected officials are proposed. Existing instruments of CoE: LEGAL: the Eupean Charter of Local Self- Government and Eupean Outline Convention on Transfrontier Coop. POLITICAL: Conference of European Ministers responsible for local government, Congress of Local and Regional Authorities for Europe (CLRAE), Parliamentary Assembly; EXPERTISE: different networks, study trips and best practices.					10/18/1999	International Organization	Guy de Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs	Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-22-01
WT 1: Good Governance	Council of Europe	South-Eastern Forum of Decentralization, Democracy and Stability	The primary aim of the forum is to define, in dialogue with countries from the region, a plan of action for decentralization and transfrontier cooperation. Purpose of Forum: raise political awareness vis-à-vis decentralization and crossborder cooperation; gaining political support for implementation of key principles enshrined in CoE conventions; assessing common and specific needs in order to draft a medium-term action plan and a workplan for 2000 and preparing input into next Conference of European Ministers responsible for Local Government in Istanbul in April 2000. Forum participants: ministers, MPs, a limited number of elected officials from localities, rep's of other European countries active in the region, OSCE, World Bank, etc.	SEE			CoE: organizational costs; travel and subsistence costs form some part'pants	10/18/1999	International Organization	Philip Blair, Directorate General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe	F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-20-60	+(33-3) 88-41-27-84	philip.blair@coe.int
WT 1: Good Governance	Council of Europe - Directorate of Political Affairs	Open Forum for the Future of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	To provide a forum for an exchange among participants; to expose the Community for Change to the international community; and to establish and promote mutual communication processes. Participants: Task Force for FRY, mayors, NGOs, Media, academics, international organizations, permanent reps of and experts from CoE member states, Parliamentary Assembly, European Parliament, the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities, European Commission, OSCE and UN.	SEE	EastWest Institute/Prague		CoE, EastWest Institute, Congress of Local and Regional Authorities	10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Greece	Ombudsman Institutions in SEE	The Office of the Ombudsman in Greece will form a pubic administration experts network. The network then will be instrumental in introducing Ombudsman institutions in SEE countries. Selection of participating countries (3-5) will be carried out by European Commission, CoE and Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs.	SEE	CoE (Venice Commission), OSCE/ODIHR, Int'l Ombudsman Institute	Euro194,000 for 5 countries		10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	European Commission	Phare Programme	In 1999, the Phare Program aims to -- help candidate countries of CEE modernise their administration, judiciary and approximate their legislation; -- develop the structures, strategies, human resources and management skills needed to be capable of implementing the aqueous and to prepare for participation in EU policies. Assistance is provided for countries which are working towards fulfilling the Copenhagen criterion.	CEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Good Governance	European Commission	Regional Network of Civil Society Organizations	The network would perform the dual purpose of channelling financial resources to local NGOs and pursuing common overall objectives for the development of democracy in the region. While rooted in the local community, NGOs would be linked through a regional network and would promote the regional development of civil society through partnerships between local NGOs.	CEE, SEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Good Governance	UNICEF	Local Capacity Building	UNICEF provides assistance to local capacity building - local governments and NGOs - to better plan, manage and implement programmes for children and women in the field of education, mine awareness, health and nutrition and child rights advocacy. (Budget: US 10million) UNICEF advocates for adequate social welfare and protection policies for children and women. Technical support is provided for the development of social welfare/social policy development and social welfare management structures. (Budget: US4.2million)	SEE				11/22/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Good Governance	OSCE Mission to BiH	Ombudsman Association	Goal: to support regional ombudsperson institutions and assist in the establishment of a professional association of Ombudspersons from the region; Immediate Action: -- Ombudsperson for BiH commences a regional tour to consult with other ombudspersons to assess problems related to the establishment of ombudsperson institutions in the region. -- OOSCE Mission to BiH requests Ombudsperson for BiH to found a regional professional association of ombudspersons.	SEE	Ombudsperson Institution of BiH			10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Good Governance	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Regional Program-Good Governance	Support to ECE and CIS countries in the transition towards democratic institutions and free market economies. Program focuses on: -- democratic governance and public sector reform; -- support to parliaments and ombudsman-type institutions; -- decentralization, and -- support to civil society	Albania, Bulgaria, Romania.				11/29/1999	International Organization	Tony Verheijen/UNDP		+(421-7) 59337-435
WT 1: Good Governance	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Master Plan for the Justice System in Albania	Under the Regional Good Governance Program, UNDP supports the formulation of a Master Plan for 1997-2001 to guide the government, the court, the prosecutor's office and related agencies. The Master Plan will outline a vision of the justice system based upon the Rule of Law.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Tony Verheijen/UNDP		+(421-7) 59337-435
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Denmark		Support to judiciary, police and local administration in Albania	Albania				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	-- Support to + judiciary, police and local administration in Dibra County/Albania; + School of Magistrates; + Ombudsman Institution; + General Prosecutor's Office; + Office of judicial inspectors; + Tirana University, Faculty of Law; + Alternative conflict mediation.	Albania				10/18/1999	Government	Department S.1., Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28
WT 1: Good Governance	Central European Initiative (CEI)	CEI Summit Economic Forum 2000	"Through Twinning to Sustainable Social and Ecological Development," an international conference held in Gomel, Belarus in September 1999. (CEI/EBRD Secretariat, Trieste, Italy; Secretariat for CEI Projects at the EBRD, Vincenzo Calogero, Programme Manager, One Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN, UK; T: (44-171)338-6152; F: (44-171) 338-7472; Email: calogerV@ebrd.com) Under Hungarian Chairmanship, CEI dedicates its annual Summit Economic Forum 2000 (Budapest, November 2000) to the cooperation of Euro-regions. 150 mayors of CEI member states will be invited in order to discuss and foster regional cooperation at the municipal level in the region.	CEE	EBRD			10/18/1999	International Organization	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hungary	Nagy Imre ter 4, 1097 Budapest, Hungary	+(36-1) 201-7723	+(36-1) 201-7893
WT 1: Good Governance	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Ombudsman Seminar	CEI member countries have agreed to cooperate with the aim of establishing Ombudsman Offices in countries of the region where this institution does not yet exist. A seminar is organised by the Czech Republic and CEI Working Group on Human Dimension in Prague, in February 2000.	CEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 1: Good Governance	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Private Sector Development and Creation of Employment Opportunities	-- To further assist Government in preparation of plans and strategies for the sector which will produce an attractive environment for investment. -- To provide technical assistance to entrepreneurs and companies. -- To create practical opportunities for employment.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Fabio Daneri/UNDP				fabio.daneri@undp.org
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Albania	Regional Ombudsman Office in Albania	The Government of Albania proposes the establishment of a Regional Ombudsman Office located in Albania. This Office could facilitate the efforts in each country of the region to establish a national Ombudsman Office. The Regional Ombudsman Office will -- investigate and report on cases of human rights violation in countries of the region; -- coordinate with relevant international institutions, and -- deal with issues related to the protection of the rights of national minorities.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Croatia	Centre For Development of Local Democracy, Conferences on Local Gov'nce	The Centre for Development of Local Government, located in Zagreb, will provide a forum for exchange of information and lessons learnt related to local governments in transition countries. Elected representatives of local governments, public administration officials and representatives of local and regional government associations will attend the conferences that will facilitate cooperation and exchange of experiences related to specific issues.	SEE	National Bureau For Government Administration and Local Government			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Croatia	Training Centre for Civil Servants	The Centre will -- offer basic training courses in European and Transatlantic Integration for civil servants from across the SEE region; -- facilitate cooperation among civil servants from the region, and -- house a reference library and an information cetre related to integration.	SEE	Government Office for European Integration			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Croatia	Centre for Harmonization of Legislation with "EU L' acquis communautaire"	The Centre will provide a forum for expert meetings, conferences and workshops as well as support to different technical and legal missions.	SEE	Government Office for European Integration	$579,000		10/18/1999	Government	Amb. Mirjana Mladineo	Head of Croatian Government Office for European Integration	+3851 456-9335
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Romania	Institutional Reform - Public Administration	Institutional reform - the responsibility of central and local public administration.	Romania	Institute for Political and Economic Research (IPER)			10/18/1999	Government	Stelian Tanase		+(40-1) 223-3389
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Romania	Regional Cooperation of Transparency International National Chapters	Objectives: -- Establishing a summer school providing training in investigative journalism for journalists in SEE; -- Establishing permanent contacts, cooperation and coordination with other TI National Chapters in the region with the aim of setting up a regional network promoting transparency, accountability, and access to information, and -- Setting up a regional network of NGOs specialized in monitoring governments' handling of public resources. Participants: National Chapters of TI in Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Turkey and watchdog NGOs from the region.	SEE	Association for Transparency Romania, with CSDF assistance			10/18/1999	Government	Eugenia Taralunga/Civil Society Development Foundation		+(40-1) 310-0177	+(40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Germany	Support to School Administration in Sibiu, Romania		Romania	GTZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit GmbH)			12/22/1999	Government	Helmut Gasteier	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49-6196-79-2121	+49-6196-79-7205
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Germany	Variety of Projects		SEE	Heinrich Boll Foundation			12/22/1999	Government	Ms Raukamp, Heinrich Boll Foundation		+49-30-285-340
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Germany	Variety of Projects to Assist Democratisation in SEE		SEE	Hans-Seidl Foundation, Friederich-Ebert Foundation			1/24/2000	Government	Mr. Voigt, BMZ		+49 228 535 322
WT 1: Good Governance	Government of Germany	Assistance for Parliaments	Procurement of literature for the Romanian Parliament and the procurement of literature and equipment for the Albanian Parliament	Romania, Albania				1/24/2000	Government	Ms. Dilsky		+491888172612
WT 1: Good Governance	Sweden	Training of Civil Servants	Training of local civil servants in human rights and minorty issues in Montenegro	Montenegro				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 1: Good Governance	Austria	Austrian Association of Cities and Municipalities	Assistance to Know-How -Transfer Center at the Austrian Association of Cities and Municipalities.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Good Governance	Austria	Democratic Change in Albania: A School and Community Based Initiative	Democratic change in Albania: a school and community based initiative	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Good Governance	Netherlands	Democratisation Programs	Democratisation programs (2 projects).	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Good Governance	Netherlands	Democratisation Assistance Programme	Programme assisting democratisation in Bulgaria (1 project).	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Good Governance	Netherlands	Election Related Projects	Election related projects (3 projects).	FRY				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Good Governance	Netherlands	Democratisation Assistance Programs	Programmes assisting democratisation (4 projects).	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Gender	UNICEF	Assessment of Situation and Participation of Girls and Young Women	Will support analysis of the situation and participation of girls and young women as a component of the general analysis of women participation. Area of concern: trafficking of women and girls and violence against women. Gender issues are cross-cutting issues thus should be incorporated into the work of other Task Forces.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Gender	Council of Europe	Promoting Gender Equality in SEE	Themes as identified by member states of CoE: Women's participation in the political process of the region; establishment of institutional machinery and legislation to promote equality, and combating violence against women. Activities will include: legal assessment of legislative texts and assistance in the setting-up institutions to promote equality; awareness-raising seminars with participation of reps. from government, parliament, local gov't, NGOs and researchers; study visits, and the translation of CoE relevant documents into languages of the region.	SEE	OSCE/ODIHR, IOM, Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights	additional funding is needed but figure is not given	FF535,000 for year 2000	10/18/1999	International Organization	Pierre-Henri Imbert, Director General of Human Rights	Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France
WT 1: Gender	Council of Europe	Combating Trafficking in Human Beings	CoE will continue its analytical and awareness-raising work aimed at combating trafficking in human beings. Proposed complementary activities include a series of seminars in countries of the region and a sub-regional seminar to be held in Greece. Regional action plan: adopt a co-ordinated regional approach and establish a common framework for action. Establishment of a co-ordinated network composed of national units carrying out targeted actions, ensuring coordiantion, and collection of information and data. Areas of intervention: prevention, assistance to and protection of victims, penal legislation and judicial cooperation.	SEE, Greece, Italy, Moldova, Turkey	OSCE/ODIHR, IOM, Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights	FF3,850,000/year	CoE's share of funding is not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Pierre-Henri Imbert, Director General of Human Rights	Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France
WT 1: Gender	Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights	Trafficking Task Force (Working Table 1 and Working Table 3)	It is proposed by the Gender Coordinating Group (GCG)/BiH that initiative to combat trafficking of persons be taken up by Working Table 1 of Stability Pact. Trafficking Task Force should provide expert guidance on the criminal, legal, social, economic and human rights aspects of trafficking to both WT1 and WT3. Task Force examines nature of problem from 2 perspectives: 1) the effective prosecution of cross-border organised crime, and 2) the protection of the rights of victims of crime. Task Force participants: cooperating organizations, UN international police, Interpol, UNESCO, UN AIDS, WHO, one representative of governments of states where recruitment is a problem and one rep. from a receiving member state.	SEE	CoE, OSCE/ODIHR, IOM			10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Gender	OSCE/ODIHR	Improve Women's Political Representation and Participation in SEE	Immediate Action: -- CiO establishes Coordination Structure between missions on gender equality; -- Identify woman candidates to propose taking part in Stability Pact structures; -- Form TF specifically focusing on women in politics. Longer-term Action: -- Missions assess women's regional networking capacities and resources available to: undertake widespread grassroots women's civil education and empowerment activities; access to media and electronic networks; -- assist in identifying potential human,technical and financing resources to support initiatives regarding gender equality;	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Gender	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Women in Development	Women in Development Program: To create an environment for the advancement of women through sustainable human development. Promotion of the Socioeconomic Status of Women in Albania Program: To promote the full participation of women in the economic, social and cultural development of Albania.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization Government	Etleva Vertopi				etleva.vertopi@undp.org
WT 1: Gender	Central European Initiative (CEI)	CEI Gender Action Plan	Action Plan for CEI cooperation will be adopted at an international conference on women entrepreneurs in Brijuni, Croatia, on 21-22 October, 1999.	CEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 1: Gender	UNICEF	Training of Civil Servants	UNICEF supports training of teachers, social and health workers and police on the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.	SEE				11/5/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	(+387 71) 230-118	(+387-71) 642-970	sallen@unicef.org
WT 1: Gender	Sweden	Empowerment of Women	Strengthening and promotion of reconciliation over borders and cultures through networking, empowerment of women and strengthening of NGOs in Western Balkans.	SEE	Olof Palme International Center (OPC)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Gender	Finland	Bosnia Gender Project	Gender project in Bosnia-Herzegovina	Bosnia-Herzegovina	IBHI (Sarajevo)			1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Council of Europe	Series of Consultations and Int'l Conference on Protection of Minorities in SEE	-- In preparation for high-level conference special CoE Delegation will carry out rounds of "general" and more targeted consultations with governments in the region to explore legal and political aspects of issues related to national minorities. -- Consultations with representatives of national minorities in view of their projected involvement in the February conference and the preparatory process leading up to it. -- High-level conference in February 2000; policy recommendations, additional signatures/ratifications of CoE's main legal instruments in the field. Follow-up: assistance in the elaboration of bilateral agreements, CBMs programmes, training and awareness- raising projects, targeted consultations, etc.,	SEE	OSCE, Slovenia, Hungary		CoE is funding the process up to high-level Conference in February	10/18/1999	International Organization	Jane Dinsdale, Deputy Director of HumanRights, Council of Europe	F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-23-28		jane.dinsdale@coe.int
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Council of Europe (Venice Commission)	The Contribution of Constitutional Arrangements for the Stability of SEE	Conference will discuss post-conflict issues in SEE and propose appropriate constitutional solutions to resolve them. Proposals of Stability Pact countries will be introduced by political representatives (representatives of justice and foreign affairs ministries and the judiciary) from different countries. Conference conclusions/declaration could contain concrete proposals for resolving post-conflict issues in SEE. The Conference is preceded by an expert seminar entitled "Societies in Conflict - Contribution of Law and Democracy to Conflict Resolution" and organised by the same sponsors as the above conference.	SEE	Government of Slovenia			10/18/1999	International Organization	Guy de Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs	Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-22-01
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	European Commission	Phare and Tacis Democracy Programme	Between 1993 and 1997 through the above programme the EU provided support to consolidate pluralistic democratic procedures and practices based on the rule of law and human rights in many countries of CEE and SEE (Albania, BiH, Bulgaria, FYROM, Romania). The programme also assisted the development of local civil society.	CEE, SEE			Euro 27.7million	10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	European Commission	European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights	In 1998 in the framework of the above Programme activities in the following fields were supported: -- training and exchanges for MPs, parliamentary staff and elected officials of local and regional government, and -- strengthening NGOs and professional associations; Assistance was provided for -- torture victims, rehabilitation services, training health professionals, promotion of justice and compensation for such victims; -- the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia: development and expansion of library and information service; counselling and support for victims and witnesses appearing before the Tribunal.	CEE, SEE			Euro15million	10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	European Commission	European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights	In 1999 in the framework of the above Programme the funding priorities are the following: democracy building, rule of law and civil society (regional NGOs, trade unions, women's organizations,) the peace process, promotion of free media, promotion of interethnic dialogue and equal participation of women in decision-making process. Funding will be allocated for supporting activities of human rights organizations which are involved in human rights education and training (judges, lawyers, civil servants, police and security forces and teachers;) reinforcement of respect for children's rights and of the Roma; promotion and protection of women's human rights (incl. fight against trafficking); support for torture victims and ICTY.	CEE, SEE			Euro 33million	10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	European Commission	Support for the Roma	Commission proposes -- that a wider use be made of common guidelines vis-à-vis the Roma building on existing recommendations made by the CoE and OSCE; and -- to cooperate with other donors to support efforts aiming at improving the situation of the Roma in SEE.	SEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	European Commission	Support to the International Criminal Tribunal on the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)	Commission proposes extend its past support to ICTY: 1) Targeted information programme to deal with the misperceptions and reservations some share towards the work of ICTY; 2) Training for defense lawyers and staff members to ensure that the accused persons' fundamental right to a fair trail and best possible legal assistance are secured.	SEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Romania	Training in Human Rights	-- Training on "International Humanitarian Right, Human Rights and Refugee Rights in cooperation with the Faculty of Law in Bucharest. -- International seminar on "Humanitarian Problems at the End of the Century and Millennium" with NGO representatives and academics from SEE.	Romania	Romanian Association for Human Rights			10/18/1999	Government	Ion Closca, Romanian Association for Humanitarian Right		+( 40-1) 335-4175	+( 40-1) 335-4175
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	UNICEF	Child Protection Programmes	UNICEF Health and Nutrition programmes aim to meet children's rights to health.	SEE				11/22/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	OSCE/ODIHR	Assistance to Local Roma NGOs	Immediate Action: -- Each OSCE mission identifies a contact person covering Roma issues; -- Stability Pact should set up a subgroup under WT 1 exclusively devoted to Roma issues; -- Missions are tasked to explore ways in which they can contribute to the implementation of ODIHR's plan of action on Roma and the HCNM's recommendations in his Report ( September 21, 1999); -- ODIHR hosts conference for young Roma leaders; -- Facilitate the process of Roma being recognized as a national minority (especially in BiH and Kosovo) in the countries of the region.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	OSCE Mission to Croatia	Legal Aid Initiative	Goal: -- to ensure that individuals alleging violations of human rights by a regional state have access to effective assistance of legal counsel in that state; -- provide training to domestic legal practitioners active in legal aid; -- provide region-wide training on human rights laws (in particular the European Convention on Human Rights.) Longer-term Action: -- Convene networking /training meetings for legal practitioners to focus on practical administrative, organizational, and fundraising skill as well as substantive issues; -- Develop a budget and means of support for the long-tern sustainability of the consortium	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	-- Support to Albanian Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims; -- Human rights training for Albanian police; -- Support to Human Rights Centres in Albania, Bosnia and FRY.	Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, FRY				10/18/1999	Government	Departments S.1 and StN 2 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28; + 45-33-92-04-38;	+ 45-33-92-19-71
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Central European Initiative (CEI)	CEI Instrument for the Protection of Minority Rights	CEI Working Group on Minorities has elaborated the political "CEI Instrument for the Protection of Minority Rights" which was signed by Ministers of Foreign Affairs of 10 member states. It complements the Council of Europe Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities. The other Chairman of Working Group on Minorities is: Petru Gavrilescu, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 14 Modrogan Street, 71273 Bucharest, Romania; Tel: +(40-1) 230-7014; Fax: +(40-1) 230-7571.	SEE	Council of Europe			10/18/1999	International Organization	Csaba Gyorfy, Chairman of Working Group on Minorities	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Nagy Imre ter 4, 1097 Budapest, Hungary	+(36-1) 201-7723	+(36-1) 201-7893
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Croatia	Study and Seminar on National Minorities in SEE	Study on National Minorities in SEE countries will be completed by the end of 1999 and will be elaborated by all Stability Pact countries. A seminar entitled The Rights of Minorities - Condition of Stability will be held in Zagreb, Croatia and attended by all participating countries of the Stability Pact.	SEE	Office for National Minorities/Croatian Government			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Romania	Editing a New Treaty on Human Rights		Romania	Romanian Association for Human Rights			10/18/1999	Government	Ion Closca, Romanian Association for Humanitarian Right		+( 40-1) 335-4175	+( 40-1) 335-4175
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Romania	The Image of Roma and National Minorities in Romanian Mass Media	Research on the image of the Roma and national minorities in the Romanian mass media.	Romania	Institute for Political and Economic Research (IPER)			10/18/1999	Government	Stelian Tanase		+(40-1) 223-3389
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Romania	Looking to a Millennium of Tolerance	Analysis of interethnic relations in Romania and neighbouring countries.	Romania	The Foundation for Communication Studies			10/18/1999	Government	Bogdan Dragulescu		+(40-1) 769-4018	+(40-1) 336-7083	dtanase@itcnet.ro
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Government of Romania	"Get to Know Your Rights"	"Get to Know Your Rights," a civic education project, aims at promoting human rights and fundamental liberties of democratic and civic life through information and education activities. The program of "Observers" aims at calling attention to human rights violation at the local level. Romanian election observers took part in OSCE training and acted as polling and registration supervisors in Moldova and BiH. The League produces publications that discuss European conventions, election laws, human rights, minority rights, etc. These publications have a wide distribution across the country.	Romania	League for the Defense of Human Rights			10/18/1999	Government	Nicolae Draganesti/League for the Defense of Human Rights		+(40-1) 613-7190	+(40-1) 312-1728
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Council of Europe	Series of Consultations and Int'l Conference on Protection of Minorities in SEE	-- In preparation for high-level conference special CoE Delegation will carry out rounds of "general" and more targeted consultations with governments in the region to explore legal and political aspects of issues related to national minorities. -- Consultations with representatives of national minorities in view of their projected involvement in the February conference and the preparatory process leading up to it. -- High-level conference in February 2000; policy recommendations, additional signatures/ratifications of CoE's main legal instruments in the field. Follow-up: assistance in the elaboration of bilateral agreements, CBMs programmes, training and awareness- raising projects, targeted consultations, etc.,	SEE	OSCE, Slovenia, Hungary		CoE is funding the process up to high-level Conference in February	10/18/1999	International Organization	Jane Dinsdale, Deputy Director of HumanRights, Council of Europe	F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-23-28		jane.dinsdale@coe.int
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Sweden	Support to KtK (Woman to Woman)	Support to KtK (Woman to Woman) for activities within the field of human rights and democracy as well as support to local women's organisations in the Western Balkans.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Royaumont Process, Financed by Government of the Netherlands	Workshop on Reporting Ethnic Minorities and Ethnic Conflict		SEE	European Jopurnalism Centre/Council of Europe			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Austria	Re-Building a Multiethnic Society		Croatia	EPU			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Monitoring Prison and Pre-Detention Centres	Monitoring prison and pre-detention centres (1 project).	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Integrating Minorities	Integrating minorities (1 project).	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Democratic and Human Rights Education	Education programmes on democracy and human rights (1 project)	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Center for Multiethnicity	Multiethnic center in Belgrade (1 project).	FRY				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Enhancing Human Rights Organisations	Enhancing human rights organisations (1 project).	FRY				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Education for Minorities	Education for minorities (1 project).	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Netherlands	Prison Conditions	Prison conditions (1 project).	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Human Rights and National Minorities (incl. Roma and Sinti)	Finland	Human Rights Training Projects	The project involves the provision of training in human rights in partnership with the OSCE, Helsinki University, Abo Akademi, human rights organizations and Pristina University. The project targets judges, police officers, university staff, teacher trainers and NGO representatives. The project may also be expanded to provide training to the Kosovo Protection Corps.	FRY (Kosovo)	OSCE, Helsinki University, Pristina University, Abo Akademi			1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Refugee Return	International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)	Activities Related to Detainees and Missing Persons	Ongoing activities: -- activities related to detainees in Serbia, and -- collecting names and data of missing Serbs and Romas and members of other minorities.	BiH, Croatia, Albania, FRY				10/18/1999	International Organization	ICRC	19 Ave. de la Paix , CH-1202 Geneva	+ (41-22) 734-6001	+ (41-22) 733-2057
WT 1: Refugee Return	UNICEF	Basic Services to IDPs, Returnees and Refugees	UNICEF cooperates in the provision of basic services to IDPs, refugees and returnees in the region with UNHCR and other humanitarian agencies.	SEE	UNHCR, other humanitarian agencies			10/18/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Refugee Return	International Organization for Migration (IOM)	Managing Migration for Stability in the Balkans	IOM is continuing to assist the countries of the region to meet their internal or regional migration challenges. IOM's network of activities provides a mechanism for direct operations on the migration agenda in support of political efforts. Activities include research and analysis of current migration trends; transport and processing migrants returning to country of origin; information and counselling; reinstallation and reintegration assistance to returnees; return and reintegration of qualified nationals; micro enterprise development; technical cooperation on migrant management; registration and documentation; intervention in the field of migration health; community development and rehabilitation and civil reintegration of former combatants.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Headquarters, International Organization for Migration	17 route des Morillons, C.P. 71, CH-1211 Geneva 19, Switzerland	+(41-22) 717-91-11	+(41-22) 798-61-50	hq@iom.int
WT 1: Refugee Return	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Area Rehabilitation and Recovery Operations (ARRO)	Program responds to -- the challenge of facing the humanitarian crises created by the influx of Kosovo refugees to Albania, and -- to bridge the short-term on relief interventions with medium-term development.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Vladimir Malkaj/UNDP				vladimir.malkaj@undp.org
WT 1: Refugee Return	Government of Ukraine	Refugee Resettlement Expert Team	With the cooperation of UNHCR, IOM, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and Ukrainian experts on refugee return, and expert team is established and then split up and assigned to provide assistance to governmental agencies/ local authorities responsible for refugee return in the region.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government	Government of Ukraine
WT 1: Refugee Return	Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina	Return of Refugees and Displaced Persons	To support the return and resettlement of 500,000 refugees and displaced persons throughout BiH.	BiH	Cooperation of UNHCR and OHR is requested by BiH	$ 1 billion		10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Refugee Return	UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)	Int'l Refugee Law Training and Services Related to Refugees and IDPs	International refugee law training and dissemination of guidelines on treatment of IDPs. Program aimed at the implementation of property law adopted in the region. CRPC deals with registration of refugees from BiH who want to claim their tenancy rights or private property in BiH. The Humanitarian Centre for Integration and Tolerance (HCIT) provides legal support where free legal advice is offered for refugees and IDPs.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Marco Roggia, External Relations Officer, SEE Operation/UNHCR	Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Geneve 2 Depot	+(41-22) 739-7998	+(41-22) 739-7363
WT 1: Refugee Return	Council of Europe	Strengthening Legal Framework for the Protection of Refugees	The Ad Hoc Committee of Experts on Legal Aspects of Territorial Asylum, Refugees and Stateless persons (CAHAR) and the Committee of Experts on Nationality (CJ-NA) and other instruments cooperate in providing assistance to reforming citizenship legislation in countries of the region. Further activities aiming at strengthening the legal framework for the protection of refugees.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Council of Europe
WT 1: Refugee Return	UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)	Action Plan to Facilitate Refugee Return	-- Conducting a comprehensive survey (by November 1999) to determine current aspirations of refugees/IDPs; -- Taking concrete steps for the immediate return of those who wish to do so; -- Concretely address conditions necessary for sustainable solutions: 1) physical security (police protection, de-mining, promotion of reconciliation and/ or interethnic tolerance); 2) housing (access to and repossession of property); 3) legal security (nationality/citizenship or alternative legal status, documentation, access to judiciary and administrative procedures, civil and political rights); 4) access to social security (social benefits, pensions, health care), and 5) economic opportunities (employment, credit, investment).	SEE	Authorities in SEE, UN agencies, OHR, OSCE, SFOR			10/18/1999	International Organization	Marco Roggia, External Relations Officer, SEE Operation/UNHCR	Case Postale 2500, CH-1211 Geneve 2 Depot	+(41-22) 739-7998	+(41-22) 739-7363
WT 1: Refugee Return	Government of Albania	Inter-Balkan Commission for Refugees	The Inter-Balkan Commission for Refugees will act as a bridge, linking the countries of the region and international organizations dealing with refugee-related issues. The Commission will be in charge of securing the return of all refugees and (I)DPs, including providing aid to them and host countries in proportion to the number of refugees the individual countries have cared for.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Refugee Return	Government of Germany	Support for Regional Cooperation on Refugee Issues		SEE	World Food Programme, Deutscher Caritas, GTZ*				Government	Dirk Thomson, GTZ Headquarters		+49 6196 79 2125
WT 1: Refugee Return	Sweden	Repatriation Information Center (RIC)	Establishment and management of an IT-based Repatriation Information Center (RIC) for supporting governments of assylum countries, individual refugees and authorities of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Bosnia-Herzegovina	International Center for Migration Policy Development (ICMPD)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Refugee Return	Sweden	Assistance to Returnees from Krajina Region (Croatia)	Assitance to returnees from the former Krajina region in Croatia.	Croatia	Lutheran World Federation (LWF)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Refugee Return	Austria	Support to Kosovar Refugees	Support to Kosovar refugees in Austria.	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Refugee Return	Austria	Austrian Refugee Camp in Albania	Establishment and maintenance of the Austrian Refugee Camp for Kosovar refugees in Shkodra, Albania.	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Refugee Return	Austria	IDP Re-integration Programme	Programme on the re-integration of internally displaced persons in Bosnia-Herzegovina, with an emphasis on the recontruction of war-damaged residential dwellings.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Refugee Return	Austria	IDP Re-integration Programme	Programme on the re-integration of internally displaced persons in Kosovo, with an emphasis on the recontruction of war-damaged residential dwellings.	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Refugee Return	Austria	Return Information Center	Return information center in Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Refugee Return	Ireland	Small Infrastructure Rehabilitation	The aim of the project is to rehabilitate, in cooperation with communities open to minority returns, small infrastructure services (electricity, water supply, sanitation, roads, etc) targeted at refugees and displaced persons throughout Bosnia.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Catholic Relief Services			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation Division, Ireland
WT 1: Refugee Return	Netherlands	Refugee Issues	Refugee related issues.	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Refugee Return	Netherlands	Refugee Related Issues	Projects pertaining to refugee-related issues in; -Croatia (1 project totalling DFL 300,000) -FRY (42 projects totalling DFL 88,215,000) -FYR Macedonia (1 project totalling DFL 98,000) -Romania (1 project totalling DFL 663,000) -Regional (10 projects totalling DFL82,676,816)	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Refugee Return	Germany	Emergency Refugee Programmes	Emergency programmes for returning refugees. The programmes focus on the provision of housing, social infrastructure, food production and SME support.	FRY (Kosovo)	Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technishe Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Dirk Thomson, GTZ	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 619 679-2125
WT 1: Refugee Return	Germany	Food for Returning Refugees	Food for returning refugees.	FRY (Kosovo)	World Food Programme (WFP)			12/22/1999	Government	Dr. Mohs, BMZ	BMZ, Referat 305	+49 228 535-3682
WT 1: Refugee Return	Germany	Rehabilitation of Dwellings, Social Infrastructure and Job Creation	In order to help provide for the necessary conditions for effective refugee returns in the Tuzla and Doboj regions, the project focuses on the rehabilitation of houses, social infrastructure and job creation.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technishe Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)			12/22/1999	Government	Mr., Dirk Thomson, GTZ	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 619 679-2127
WT 1: Refugee Return	Germany	Rehabilitation of Houses	Rehabilitation of houses in the region of Simci and Jajce (Help Bonn) as well as in Sarajevo and Gorazde (DEG).	Bosnia-Herzegovina	HELP (Bonn), Deutsche Investitions und Entwicklungsgellschaft (DEG)			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Nierweterk, HELP	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 228 915-2913
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	International Institute for Democracy (Council of Europe and EU Parliament)	Promoting Parliamentary Cooperation (in the Royaumont Process framework)	Working method: 1. Creating links between MPs of the SEE region through multilateral seminars. (Proposed themes: Harmonization of national legislation with that of the EU; environment and ecology; cultural diversity and transfrontier cooperation.) 2.Training of newly elected MPs through multilateral and incountry seminars and exchange visits. 3. Training and exchange of parliamentary staff. 4. Annual conferences in the region for young MPs. 5. Regional newsletter. Proposed timeframe of project is two years with a six-month pilot phase. Main focus of activities will be on Albania, BiH, Croatia and FYR of Macedonia and FRY.	Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, FRY	Royaumont Process, Parliaments of SEE, European Parliament			11.4.1999	NGO	Ms. Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	175 Rue de la Loi, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	(32-2)285-9333	(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	East/West Institute, Prague Centre	MP Network for South East Europe	MP Network will provide a vehicle for MPs from the region and MEPs to work together in developing policy recommendations to implement goals of Stability Pact. Areas of focus: -- improving legislation for key issues related to SEE (e.g. inter-ethnic relations, democratic institution building, sub-regional cooperation), -- enhancing the role of parliaments in sub-regional cooperation, and -- accelerating EU integration for SEE by improving cooperation with the European Parliament. Network consisting of 21 MPs from the region and 5-6 members of MEPs will meet 3 times a year.	Albania, BiH, Bulgaria, Croatia, FRY, FYR of Macedonia, Romania	European Parliament			10/18/1999	NGO	EastWest Institute, Prague Centre	Rasinovo nabrezi 78, 120 00 Prague 2, Czech Republic	+(42-02) 21-98-42-22	+(42-02) 29-43-80	prague@iews.cz
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Council of Europe - Political Affairs Committee	Conference on the Parliamentary Contribution to the Implementation of SP	Objectives of conference: 1) to give a parliamentary dimension to the Stability Pact (SP), and 2) to initiate a parliamentary control on the implementation of the SP. Participants: members of CoE Political Affairs Committee, Secretary General of CoE, Committee of Ministers, other CoE committees, parliamentary delegations of SP participating countries from SEE, International Relations Committee of US House of Representatives, European Commission, SP, UN Special Rep. for Kosovo, OSCE Mission to Kosovo, European Parliament, OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, rep's of principal opposition political forces in Serbia, Montenegro and Kosovo. All institutions are expected to be represented at the highest level.	SEE	Bulgaria		not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Bruno Haller, Clerk of theParliamentary Assembly, Council of Europe	F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France	+(33-3) 88-41-20-00	+(33-3) 88-41-27-76	pace@coe.int
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC)		Parliamentary Assembly of BSEC, representing national parliaments of member states, -- is committed to provide full legal support to BSEC member states. -- Will broaden existing cooperation with OSCE Parliamentary Assembly and CoE Parliamentary Assembly. -- Will initiate contacts with parliamentary dimensions of Royaumont Process, CEI, SECI and SEECP.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation	1 Haroket Kosku Dalmabance Saray Sesiktas 80680 Istanbul, Turkey	+(90-212) 227-9258, 227-6070	+(90-212) 227-6080
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Government of Greece	Support to Constitutional Institutions in Albania and Rigas Network in SEE	To transfer experience and know-how regarding constitutional institutions and legal framework in Albania through seminars. (Legal framework for the organization of the Prime Minister's Office, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Office of the Ombudsman, internal structure of the supreme court, and assistance with the constitutional and legislative framework for the country's transition to market economy, esp. regarding the privatization process. ) Rigas network in SEE for the transfer of institutional know-how in the rule of law, parliamentary law, electoral law public administration, social policy and EU integration.	SEE			DR125million	10/18/1999	Government	Center for European Constitutional Law, Athens, Greece		+(301) 8218-410, +(301) 8234-649
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Government of Greece		It is proposed that Centre for European Constitutional Law in Athens, Greece extend its services to other countries in CEE and SEE seeking assistance in establishing or reforming their respective legal framework needed for transition to market economy. The Centre cooperates with similar institutes in Bulgaria, Albania and Yugoslavia. The Centre will offer seminars and set up a structure of regular meetings for representatives of participating institutes to assess the constitutional and legislative reform processes in the region.	SEE		Euro1,000,000		10/18/1999	Government	Centre for European Constitutional Law, Athens, Greece		+(301) 8218-410, +(301) 8234-649
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	European Commission	Strengthening Democracy and Constitutional Development in CEE and SEE	Commission proposes to support projects to promote and strengthen the rule of law , in particular upholding the independence of the judiciary. Such projects could examine to what extent local constitutional provisions and legislation on democratic institutions are compatible with European standards. These projects would also contribute to asserting the importance of the Constitutional Courts in protecting constitutional rights and freedoms.	CEE, SEE				10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	OSCE Parliamentary Assembly	Regional Parliamentary Cooperation	Goal: To put forth an effort to promote closer ties and the exchange of information and strategies among parliamentarians in the region. Immediate Action: - OSCE Parliamentary Assembly hosts mtgs for 1) Chairmen and Deputy Chairmen Parliamentary Commissions with responsibilities for human rights, national minorities, media, constitution, law and the environment to discuss parliamentary and legislative practices, government and opposition relations; 2) Opposition parties from inside the and outside the region to discuss the role of opposition in parliamentary democracies. -- First regional meeting on one of the issues.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Regional Program-Good Governance	Under the Regional Good Governance Program, UNDP supports activities with the participation of national parliaments and MPs from the region.	Albania, Bulgaria, Romania.				11/29/1999	International Organization	Tony Verheijen/UNDP		+(421-7) 59337-435
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Central European Initiative (CEI)	CEI Parliamentary Dimension	CEI Parliamentary Dimension consists of MPs of member states forming national delegations to the CEI Parliamentary Committee, the Parliamentary Conference and Monitoring Groups (e.g. information media and culture; reconstruction of BiH, organised crime, etc.). Annual meeting of these bodies provide a forum for parliamentary cooperation in the region. Meetings of Speakers of Parliament are dedicated particularly to combating organised crime and corruption. (Speaker of Parliament of the Chair country: Czech Republic 1999; Hungary 2000)/	CEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Janos Ader, Speaker of Parliament, Budapest, Hungary	Parliament, Kossuth ter 1-3, Budapest , 1055 Hungary			janos.ader@fidesz.parlament.hu
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Government of Croatia	Conference for Speakers of National Parliaments in SEE	The meeting, held in Zagreb, Croatia in late January 2000, would be a parliamentary counterpart to the Stability Pact Summit held in Sarajevo, July 1999. Goals of the meeting(s) are to -- follow and evaluate the Stability Pact process in the framework of the three Working Tables; -- obtain wide parliamentary support for the goals of the Pact, and -- introduce a parliamentary dimension into the political process of the Stability Pact. Alternative to a one-time conference for Speakers of Parliaments would be an annual meeting rotating between countries of the region for parliamentary delegations.	SEE	Croatian State Parliament			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Government of Romania	Legislatures and Citizens	This three-year project is geared towards developing a true working relationship between national parliaments and NGOs in seven countries of the region. The project has two components: civic participation in drafting legislation, and public debate on the resulting legislation. There will be two regional conferences to facilitate information exchanges and to discuss EU legislative processes and regulations. The project will support an ongoing, regional parliamentary/civil society visitors program. These visitor exchanges will give participants an insider's perspective of national parliaments.	SEE	Pro Democracy			10/18/1999	Government	Maria Herciu/ProDemocracy		+(40-1) 252-4963	+(40-1) 252-4963	apd@com.pcnet.ro
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Government of Romania		The project aims at improving communication between MPs and citizens through training parliamentary staffers. The project involves training, exchange and establishing a professional association for parliamentary staffers. Cooperating partners are the Czech Republic and Bulgaria.	SEE	Pro Democracy			10/18/1999	Government	Maria Herciu/ProDemocracy		+(40-1) 252-4963	+(40-1) 252-4963	apd@com.pcnet.ro
WT 1: Parliamentary Exchange	Netherlands	Local Parliamentary Role	Local parliamentary role (1 project)	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Education	Government of Hungary	Stability Pact Academy and Democracy Camp	Stability Pact Academy, a series of seminars, to be held in the Budapest Youth Centre of the Council of Europe dove tail with activities of the Graz Process. The aim is to familiarize young people from the SEE region with the fundamental principles of parliamentary democracy, the system of democratic institutions, and internationally accepted conflict management procedures. To complement the Stability Pact Academy seminar series, hosting a youth camp entitled "Democracy Camp" is proposed The aim of the project is to enable young people of the region to develop their conflict resolution skills by means of simulation exercises.	SEE	Council of Europe			11/16/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	UNICEF	Education Reform Programme	-- Engaged in supporting educational reform at the national and the sub-national levels in the countries of the region. -- Supports efforts to revise curricula and textbooks. -- Supports efforts to reform teaching and pedagogical methods. -- Has taken part in establishing the Joint Consultative Commission on Education and the Education and Culture section in the civil structure of UNMIK in Kosovo. Willing to support "Enhanced Graz Process" efforts.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Balkan School of Political Studies	Seminars at the School will address topical issues related to Rule of Law, Civil Society, Ethnic Relations, International Relations, EU Integration and the Balkans, Economics and Media. Three annual international Seminars will be conducted in countries of SEE. Publications: newsletter, annual report and lectures/discussions of seminars. Trainees will be taken from all branches of government, political parties, the business community and the media. Networking of School's alumni is a key element. School's programs will be designed through a close partnership and cooperation with well-established NGOs from SEE.	SEE		$500,000/year		10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	History Teaching	-- Regional seminar for policy-makers on history teaching within schools (Jan-March 2000). -- Series of regional workshops for teachers on how history teaching can be developed as a tool for reconciliation (year 2000). -- Seminars dealing with sensitive and controversial issues (development of curriculum/textbooks; 2000-2003).	SEE		FF400,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Klaus Schumann, Director General for Culture, Education, Sports and Youth	F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Human Rights and Citizenship Education	-- Regional Seminar on human rights and citizenship education for policy-makers (March-June 2000). -- Creating networks of teachers and NGOs active in human rights education and citizenship projects (2000). -- Supporting the development and integration of human rights and citizenship education programmes for initial and in-service training (partnerships between governments, teacher training institutions, NGOs and European experts; 2000-2003).	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization		Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Language Learning	-- Colloquy for policy-makers on language education policy in SEE (Jan-June 2000). -- Programme for teachers focused on language learning, European citizenship and reconciliation (2000-2003).	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Klaus Schumann, Director General for Culture, Education, Sports and Youth	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Media Education	-- Conference for education policy-makers on the use of stereotypes in media and the need for media education in schools and higher-education (by June 2000). -- Developing media education in SEE through a series of workshops and seminars. (2000-2003).	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Reconciliation Through Sports and Physical Education	-- Professional training seminars for PE teachers. -- Development of school sports camps. -- Building on sports and recreation projects already carried out in the regions by British and Danish NGOs. -- Seminars for youth and sports leaders for intercultural and reconciliation sports projects.	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Culture as a Means of Building Trust and Reconciliation in SEE	-- Training of local policy-makers, project managers and cultural workers in the use of cultural policy to foster inter-cultural understanding. -- Establishment of regional network to foster mutual learning. -- Support for joint projects developed by the regional network. -- Dissemination of experience and results between participating cities and beyond.	SEE		FF500,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Klaus Schumann, Director General for Culture, Education, Sports and Youth	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Living Heritage	To promote educational processes where multiple identity is regarded as a normal feature of modern societies, and where the culture of neighbours is respected and used to advance intercultural development. -- Regional conference for policy-makers on the role of cultural heritage in the reconstruction and reconciliation process (June-Dec 2000). -- Learning cultural heritage - peaceful community development (2000-2003).	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Klaus Schumann, Director General for Culture, Education, Sports and Youth	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Reconciliation and Conflict Prevention Through Youth Action	Equipping young people through training with the skills needed to participate in all processes of societal reconstruction. Activities will also serve as confidence-building measures between young people from different communities in the region.	SEE		FF300,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Hans-Peter Furrer, Director General of Political Affairs	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Project Development and Impact Assessment	To ensure the coherent development of the different standards of the entire education program, activities which unite participants from all of the different activities will be undertaken periodically. The main purpose is to compare experience, identify particular problems and find solutions.	SEE		FF100,000/year	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Education	Council of Europe	Reconciliation and Conflict Prevention Through Education	Overall coordination of the project will be undertaken in Strasbourg, implementation will be facilitated through the utilization of institutions and structures in the region such as the European Youth Centre in Budapest (Hungary), the Intercultural Centre in Timisoara (Romania), and Local Democracy Agencies in the region. The establishment of a regional Youth Centre in Ohrid (FYROM) is proposed. CoE promoted the project to create a Peace Centre in Vukovar (Croatia); this has been taken forward by the Royaumont Process.	SEE		FF2,800,000/year (total initial annual budget)	not specified	10/18/1999	International Organization	Klaus Schumann, Director General for Culture, Education, Sports and Youth	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg cedex, France
WT 1: Education	United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)	Sub-regional Initiative for Human Rights Education	To engage a broad cross-section of young people and professional journalists from SEE in a series of peacebuilding and human rights oriented activities aimed at promoting a sustainable inter-ethnic and cross-border dialogue for mutual understanding, trust and cooperation. Residential courses for 1000 young people, a SEE website for cross-cultural dialogue and human rights education, and assistance to SEE network of journalists (see separate record under media).	SEE	UNESCO	US1.5million/two years (overall budget including costs of record #51)	US100,000	10/18/1999	International Organization	United Nations Development Program	P.O. Box 160, 1184 Sofia, Bulgaria	+(359-2) 960-950	+(359-2) 974-3089	bulregistry@undp.online.bg
WT 1: Education	Government of Slovenia	International University for Southeastern Europe (Slovenia)	Based on findings of a report "Proposed Strategy to Address Critical Economics Education and Research Needs in Transition Economies," Slovenia is proposing the launching of an international program for economics education and research which could constitute the core of the International University. The Slovene proposal builds on the Graduate School of Economics project of the World Bank, Eurasia Foundation, Star Foundation, US Information Agency; the Graduate School of Government and European Studies project of the Institute for Advancement of Legal Culture; and the Postdoctoral Training of Young Researchers for SEE in Slovenia project of the Slovenian Science Foundation.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	Civic Education Project/Romania	(In)tolerance and (Co)operation in Europe and the Euroatlantic Area	Conference to be held in Bucharest, Romania in February 2000 with the participation of academics and researchers from the region. Aim of conference: create a network of new generation of academics; create a framework for displaying results of original research; exchange ideas and strengthen mutual understanding.	Romania			US14,500	10/18/1999	International Organization	Liliana Popescu, Civic Education Project, Romania	Bd. Unirii, nr. 76. Bl.J3A, sc.A. ap.8., Bucuresti 3, Romania	+(40-1) 320-6532	+( 40-1) 320-6532	lpopescuQhotmail.com
WT 1: Education	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Beautiful Bulgaria (Phase II)	To curb urban unemployment in Bulgaria by offering vocational training and employment opportunities to upgrade the urban environment	Bulgaria				11/29/1999	International Organization	Hachemi Bahloul/UNDP		+(359-2) 975-3296		hachemi.bahloul@undp.org
WT 1: Education	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	-- Support to Albanian Trade Union School TUSA through Danish labour union SID; -- Support to reform of school system and teacher training.	Albania				10/18/1999	Government	Departments S.1 Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28;
WT 1: Education	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Education Programme	In May 1999, CEI Working Group on Youth Affairs, under Macedonian chairmanship, launched a programme of CEI projects for youth exchange, training of international youth leaders, summer music camps and summer school for students of architecture. Special emphasis is given to the dialogue with neighbouring countries in the region.	CEE and SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Macedonian Ministry of Youth and Sports
WT 1: Education	Royaumont Process, Financed by Gov't of Greece and Univ. of Athens, Greece	Cooperation of Universities for the Promotion of Stability in SEE	Cooperation of Universities for the Promotion of Stability, Human Rights and Sustainable Peace in SEE (U/SEE Project).	SEE	University of Athens, Greece			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Education	Government of FYROM	Private University and Secondary School for Albanian Minority in FYROM	Establishing a private university for the Albanian minority in FYROM and a private secondary school in a multiethnic town with a sizable Albanian minority in Western FYROM.	FYROM				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	Government of FYROM	Theatre for Minorities	Launching a theatre project producing performances in minority languages, e.g. in Roma, Serbian, Turkish, and Vlach in FYROM.	FYROM				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	Government of Albania	Balkan Culture Institute	The Balkan Culture Institute, with departments in all countries of the region, will support the research, protection, and promotion of the many cultures of the region, especially the cultures and traditions of national minorities.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	Government of Albania	Forum of the Ministries of Education in SEE	The Forum of Ministries of Education in SEE will -- discuss and propose ways and means whereby language of intolerance can be removed from schools, first and foremost from school textbooks (especially history), and -- promote a new approach to cooperation and tolerance through education.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Education	Government of Romania	Master's Program in Nonprofit Management - Cooperation of Nine Universities	CSDF supports the initiative of nine universities in SEE to offer a one-year master's programme in nonprofit management. The International Master's Programme in Nonprofit Management is under the auspices of the University of Bucharest, Romania through the Centre for Open and Distance Learning. The Program is multinational and interdisciplinary in character. Objectives: -- Prepare students to make significant contribution to the development of democracy in transitional countries; -- Set up regional and international networks of professionals, e.g. NGO leaders, managers, academics, tutors, trainers, etc., and -- To respond to urgent needs in SEE.	SEE	Civil Society Development Foundation (CSDF)			10/18/1999	Government	Eugenia Taralunga/Civil Society Development Foundation		+(40-1) 310-0177	+(40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Education	Government of Romania	House for Central and Southeast Europe	The Foundation offers training courses in CEE and SEE cultures, summer school programmes, workshops, roundtables, seminars, and conferences in the framework of the Centre for Central and SEE Comparative Studies. The House for Central and Southeast Europe functions as a regional, SEE library, archive, and information centre.	SEE	Third Europe Foundation, Timisoara, Romania			10/18/1999	Government	Adriana Babeti/Third Europe		+(40-56) 133-376	+(40-56) 133-376
WT 1: Education	Government of Germany	Project to Enhance Education, Vocational Training and Inter-Ethnic Dialogue		SEE	GTZ*				Government	Helmut Gasteier		+49 6196 79 7121	+49 6196 79 7205
WT 1: Education	Sweden	Youth Organisations	Establishment of two youth organisations and support to their projects, including courses in youth leadership in Brcko.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Project Northern Ireland (PRONI)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Education	Sweden	Support to Social Education University Programs	Support to social education university programs for some 40 students.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Project Northern Ireland (PRONI)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Education	Sweden	Meetings Promoting Inter-Ethnic Dialogue	Meetings promoting inter-ethnic dialogue between students of theology .	Bosnia-Herzegovina	World Conference on Religion and Peace (WCRP)			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Education	Austria	Training of Diplomats	Training of young diplomats from Central and East European Countries at the Vienna Diplomatic Academy; throguht the M.A.I.S. Course and the 'Train the Trainer' programme. The project has been ongoing since 1996 and is financed by the Austrian Federal Chancellery.	Central and East European states				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support to Universities in Bosnia-Herzegovina	Support to the Universities of Banja Luka, Bihac, Mostar and Tuzla.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	World University Service Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support to the University of Sarajevo	Support to the University of Sarajevo.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	World University Service Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support to the University of Pristina	Support to the University of Pristina.	Kosovo (FRY)	World University Service Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support to the University of Montenegro	Support to the University of Montenegro.	Montenegro (FRY)	World University Service Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support to the Balkan School	Support to the Balkan School.	Bulgaria	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Development of Supplementary Teaching Material	Development of supplementary teaching material for citizenship education (a multi-ethnic project).	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	School Development and Project Learning	Democratic school development and project learning: training of multiplers for the Croatian school system and impulse for innovation in four Croatian pilot schools. The project is planned for 2000, however, co-financing is required.	Croatia	Kulturkontakt	Co-financing required		1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Kosovo Education Centre	Kosovo Education Center; support of a local dialogue on educational policy issues.	Kosovo (FRY)	Kulturkontakt	Co-financing required		1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Education for Active Democratic Citizenship	Education for active democratic citizenship in Montenegro.	Montenegro (FRY)	Kulturkontakt	Co-financing required		1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Reparation of selected Albanian schools	Reparation of selected Albanian schools.	Albania	Trafico, Stadtland			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Training Programmes in Urban Development Planning	Training programme on urban and traffic planning.	Albania	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria, Soros, GTZ	Development and Support of Vocational Schools	Developiong and supporting vocational schools in the tourism sector in Tirana and Saranda.	Albania	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government International Organization	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Development and Support of Vocational Schools	Developing and supporting vocational schools that provide education on touristic management.	Bulgaria	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Development and Support of Vocational Schools	Developing and supporting vocational schools that are oriented in their operations towards the tourism industry.	Romania	Best Training			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for Training Structures for Unemployed Youth	Building-up training structures for unemployed youth.	Bulgaria	World University Service Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Academic Cooperation Center for Students	Academic Cooperation Center for students in Sarajevo.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Scholarships for IDLI Seminars	Schoilarships for IDLI seminars for candidates from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria and Romania.	Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	European Forum for Democracy and Solidarity Seminars	Regional seminars implemented by the European Forum for Democracy and Solidarity.	SEE	VAB International			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Federal Academy of Public Administration Seminars	Seminars offerred by the Federal Academy of Public Administration Austria.	SEE	UNICEF, VAB International			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Scholarships at the Danube University of Krems	Scholarships at the Danube University of Krems. Project period: 1996-2000.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for University Cooperation	Support of university cooperation focussing on curriculum development, training of student and teaching staff, and summer schools.	Albania	CEEPUS			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-2067 91	+43 1 531-2078 91	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for University Cooperation	Support of university cooperation focussing on teaching and staff training.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Austrian Student Union, ESIB			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for Thematic Inter-University Network	Support for inter-thematic university network.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for Student Organisations	Support for student organisations.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Task Force Coordinating Office - Enhanced Graz Process	Task Force Coordinating Office - Enhanced Graz Process plus homepage: http://www.see-educoop.net	SEE	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Democratic School Development and Management Training	Democratic school development and management training in tolerance and confidence building (a mutliethnic and democratization project).	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Heinrich Boll-Stiftung, Soros Foundation	Co-financing required		1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for Establishing a Library in Pristina	Support for establishing a library in Pristina (books and scholarships for librarians).	Central and East European states				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1538 01	+43 1 536-6658 01	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Pilot Civic Education Program	Civic Education: pilot program for students of vocational and general upper secondary schools.	FYR of Macedonia	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Programme in Applied Economics	Scholarships for government officials, university staff and banking officials from CEEC and SEE states for a programme in applied economics at the Academia Istropolitana Nova in Slovakia.	SEE	Academia Istropolitana Nova			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Education Project Coordinators	Education Coordinators responsible for identifying and monitoring projects in the field of education in Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, FYR of Macedonia and Kosovo.	SEE	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Austria	Support for Education Initiatives in Southeast Europe	Support for education initiatives in the field of general education and VET.	SEE	Kulturkontakt			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Education	Finland	Development of Teacher Training and Special Education Programmes	Development of teacher training and special education programmes.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Education	Finland	Kosovo Education Programme	Education project in Kosovo	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Bulgaria	Information Centre for Democratic Development in SEE (Sofia, Bulgaria)	The Information Centre will coordinate activities for the promotion of various social and political models of transition. It could also - through direct contacts with poetical entities and NGOs - play an important role in facilitating the democratization processes in FRY. Bulgaria is in favourable position due to its historic, linguistic and social closeness to FRY. Furthermore, Bulgaria has a favourable geographical location for it neighbours five other countries in the region.	SEE			A suitable building in Sofia will be provided by gov't of Bulgaria	10/18/1999	Government NGO
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	Contact Centre for NGOs and the Civil Society (Timisoara, Romania)	The NGO Centre will -- gather and disseminate information on activities of NGOs specialized in democracy and human rights; -- provide a forum for debates, especially for meetings between Yugoslav NGOs and partners from the region; -- offer training and other support for independent media in FRY, and -- serve as a centre for Serbian campaign staffers, assigned to activities related to local and general elections in Romanian in 2000.	SEE	Open Society Foundation, Romania; ProDemocracy Association, Romania			10/18/1999	Government	Marius Dragolea	ADACS 2000, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Romania	+( 40-1) 230-2071		dragolea@mae.kappa.ro
WT 1: Other	Civil Society Development Foundation	Regional Network of NGOs in SEE	Network will bring together local NGOs in the region in order to support the development of civil society in the region. Structure: Eight "partners" i.e. national NGOs functioning as intermediaries and a ninth "Dialogue Development" providing technical support and expertise will constitute the organizational structure of the Regional Network. Secretariat will be established in Skopje, FYROM. Regional Network of Partner organizations will pursue a common regional agenda along their existing work as intermediaries at the national level to strengthen local civil society.	SEE				10/18/1999	NGO	Eugenia Taralunga, Civil Society Development Foundation	Bulevardul Carol I. 78, Bucharest, Romania	+(40-1) 310-0177	+( 40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Other	Civil Society Development Foundation	Common Internet Platform for NGOs in SEE	Proposal has been submitted to European Commission's "European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights" programme. To improve capacity for networking on the regional level and to enable NGOs to contribute more effectively to the process of democratization, post-conflict recovery and sustainable economic growth in the region and assist with the region's eventual integration into the wider European community.	SEE	ARC Fund, Sofia, Bulgaria	Euro25,900		10/18/1999	NGO	Eugenia Taralunga, Civil Society Development Foundation	Bulevardul Carol I. 78, Bucharest, Romania	+(40-1) 310-0177	+( 40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Other	UNICEF	NGO Capacity Building	UNICEF works with NGOs and emphasizes NGO capacity building as part of education, health and child protection programmes.	SEE				11/22/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+(387-71) 230-118	+(387-71) 642-970	sarajevo@unicef.org
WT 1: Other	OSCE Mission to BiH	Election Officials Professional Association	Goal: to depoliticize election administration region-wide, encourage the professionalization of electoral systems by supporting the founding of professional association., develop the capacity of local NGOs to engage in election monitoring, and provide assistance regionally on maintaining voter registers.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 1: Other	Government of Denmark	Humanitarian Aid	In 1999 the Danish Government granted DKK 500 million for the victims of the Kosovo crisis. The humanitarian aid was channelled through NGOs.	Kosovo/FRY				10/18/1999	Government	Department S.1. Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28
WT 1: Other	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	-- Support to Political Party Support Centre, Trebinje, Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	OSCE			10/18/1999	Government	Department StN.2., Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-04-38	+ 45-33-92-19-71
WT 1: Other	Government of Denmark	Bilateral Assistance	Support to Albanian Civil Society Foundation.	Albania				10/18/1999	Government	Department S.1 , Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Denmark		+ 45-33-92-13-28
WT 1: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Training programmes for Diplomats and Members of the Judiciary	-- Training programmes for diplomats from member countries. Network of Diplomatic Academies has been established. Training courses are held in Vienna, Bologna and Duino. -- Working Group on Human Resource Development and Training organizes seminars on issues related to transition and European integration. -- The Commercial Law Training Program organizes in cooperation with EBRD training courses for lawyers, financial institutions, corporations, governmental bodies and the judiciary in order to create a more favourable investment environment and to speed up transition (programme can be extended to SEE countries).	CEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Ambassador Paul Hartig, Director General, CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 1: Other	Royaumont Process, Financed by Gov'ts of UK and Luxembourg *	Second NGO Conference, June 25-26, 1999	Second NGO Conference, June 25-26, 1999, Budapest, Hungary. * and private foundations	SEE	Lambrakis Research Foundation			10/18/1999	International Organization	Mireille Morel, Royaumont Process	Rue de la Loi 175, 1048 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 285-9333	+(32-2) 285-9330	royaumont@consilium.eu.int
WT 1: Other	Government of Albania	Regional Treaty	The Government of Albania supports the idea of a Regional Treaty for Good Neighbourliness and Cooperation to be signed by countries of the SEE region, which are sited in various international acts, such as the Helsinki Final Act The Government of Albania has established Good Neighbourliness and Cooperation Treaties with some countries of the region.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Albania	Visa-free SEE Region	The Government of Albania proposes the removal of visa regimes among countries of the region. Removing first the existing visa regimes in the region will contribute to the economic development of the region by making the free movement of people, ideas, resources and goods possible.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Albania	Pan-Balkan Forum for NGOs	The proposed Pan-Balkan NGO Forum will initiate bilateral/multilateral projects between countries of the region, especially among countries that have been affected by the Kosovo crisis.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Albania	Europe College	The proposed Europe College, established in one of the countries of the region, will provide information on the institutions and the policies of the European Union. The College will contribute to the regions' successful preparation for European integration.	SEE				10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Croatia	Centre for Restoration of Works of Art Damaged in War	The Centre, housed within the Croatian Restoration Institute in Ludbreg, will provide training for restorers and a forum to exchange experience on restoring works of art that suffered damage through war and natural disasters.	SEE	Ministry of Culture/Croatia			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Croatia	Round Table on the Relationship Between Culture and Violence	At a Ministerial Conference organised by UNESCO in Stockholm, April 1998, a Croatian proposal was supported, i.e. to devote a ministerial conference to the topic of violence and culture. The proposed roundtable discussion entitled Violence in Culture, Violence Over Culture and Violence with Culture will provide a forum to discuss issues in preparation for the Ministerial conference.	SEE	Ministry of Culture/Croatia			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Croatia	Seminar on Communication and Public Diplomacy	In September 1999, at a Working Group on Information and Media/Central European Initiative meeting, it was proposed that a seminar on communication and public diplomacy take place within the framework of CEI network Diplomacy Academies. Seminar is proposed to be held in Croatia and -- to focus on the democratization and freedom of media, and -- to facilitate a permanent formal international dialogue between diplomats and representatives of the media.	SEE	Diplomacy Academy/MFA of Croatia			10/18/1999	Government
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	International Conferences	1) International conference "The Berlin Wall: Ten Years after the Fall" (November 1999; Budget: LEI 30 million) 2) Regional conference "The Second Bridge Across the Danube" (March 2000; Budget: USD 7,000) 3) International conference "Romania at Crossroads - Globalisation Problems" (January 2000; budget: USD5,000)	Romania and SEE	Institute for Political and Economic Research (IPER)			10/18/1999	Government	Stelian Tanase		+(40-1) 223-3389
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	Political School for Balkan Studies	In cooperation with the Centre for Liberal Strategies, Sofia, Bulgaria and the Free and Democratic Foundation.	Romania and SEE	Institute for Political and Economic Research (IPER)			10/18/1999	Government	Stelian Tanase		+(40-1) 223-3389
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	"Risk Factors in the Balkans," a Conference	Research and international conference "Risk Factors in the Balkans" (budget: USD55,000). International conference "One Year after the Air Campaign in Kosovo" (April 2000; budget: USD24,000); in cooperation with McCormack Institute, Boston, USA	Romania	Institute for Political and Economic Research (IPER)			10/18/1999	Government	Stelian Tanase		+(40-1) 223-3389
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	Regional NGO Network in SEE	The network would perform the dual purpose of channelling financial resources to local NGOs and pursuing common overall objectives for the development of democracy in the region. While rooted in the local community, NGOs would be linked through a regional network and would promote the regional development of civil society through partnerships between local NGOs. Participating national "umbrella" NGOs represent Albania, BiH, Bulgaria, Croatia, FYROM, Yugoslavia and Romania, and Dialogue Development, an NGO that provides technical support and expertise utilizing its wide net of NGO contacts throughout Europe. Secretariat is established in Skopje, FYROM to provide administrative back-up, and carry out monitoring, and exchange of information.	SEE	Civil Society Development Foundation (CSDF)			10/18/1999	Government	Eugenia Taralunga/Civil Society Development Foundation		+(40-1) 310-0177	+(40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	Regional NGO Internet Platform (website)	Goals: -- assist regional networking and exchange of information among NGOs in the region, and -- enable NGOs to contribute more effectively to the process of democratization, post-conflict recovery, and sustainable economic growth in the region. The project has been submitted in partnership ARC Fund, Sofia, Bulgaria. Partners: NGOs in Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, FYROM, FRY, Croatia and BiH.	SEE	Civil Society Development Foundation (CSDF)			10/18/1999	Government	Eugenia Taralunga/Civil Society Development Foundation		+(40-1) 310-0177	+(40-1) 310-0180	eugenia@fdsc.ro
WT 1: Other	Government of Romania	Assistance with Civic Education and Conducting Elections in FRY	Pro Democracy is currently drafting an action plan for monitoring elections and launching a civic education campaign in FRY. Potential cooperating cities: Timisoara, Bucharest, Belgrade and other cities in FRY.	SEE	Pro Democracy			10/18/1999	Government	Maria Herciu/ProDemocracy		+(40-1) 252-4963	+(40-1) 252-4963	apd@com.pcnet.ro
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	"Reconstructing Cultural Productivity in the Balkans" (conference)		BiH (SEE)	Auswartiges Amt			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Meitzner		+49-1888-17-2650
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	Kosovo "Peace Talks"		Kosovo/FRY (SEE)	Heinrich Boll Foundation			12/22/1999	Government	Ms Raukamp, Heinrich Boll Foundation		+49-30-285-340
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	Support to Political Foundations		Croatia, BiH	Friedrich-Ebert-, Konrad-Adenauer-, Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung *			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Voigt;	BMZ, Referat 122;	+49-228-535-3222
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	Technical Assistance to Legal Reform and Legislation		FYROM, Croatia, BiH, Bulgaria	GTZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technische Zusammenarbeit GmbH)			12/22/1999	Government	Dr. Alter	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49-6196-79-2124
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	Election Monitoring; Electoral Assistance Projects, etc.		FYROM, Croatia, FRY, Bulgaria, Romania	Hanns-Seidel-, Friedrich-Ebert-, Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung *			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Voigt	BMZ, Ref, 122,	+49-228-535-322
WT 1: Other	Germany	NGO Project Network Development	Support to the Macedonian Consumer Organisation	Macedonia	GTZ*			1/24/2000	Government	Dr. Toni Wirth		+49 6196 79 2124
WT 1: Other	Sweden	Support to Kosovo NGO Network Center	Support to a NGO network center in Pristina	Kosovo (FRY)				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 1: Other	Sweden	Support to Childerns' Theatre Center (CTC)	Support to Childrens' Theatre Center (CTC) in Skopje, an Albanian-Macedonian theatre founded during the Kosovo conflict.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	INTERCULT			1/25/2000	Government	Western Balkans Division, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 1: Other	Austria	Support for Family and Youth Initiatives	Support for family and youth initiatives.	FRY (Kosovo)	Kulturkontakt (Initiative Southeast Europe)			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 1: Other	Ireland	Post-Trauma Recovery Program	Based in Central Bosnia, the project focuses on helping children come to terms with the psychological trauma experienced during the war in Bosnia and helping them adjust to the post-war period. The principal beneficiaries will be children aged 6-12 years from Zenica who will attend the series of workshops. The program has been designed in close consultation with teachers and psychologists from the Bosnian Ministries of Health and Education.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Bosnian Ministries of Health and Education			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation Division, Ireland
WT 1: Other	Ireland	Winterisation Programme	The project is an emergency winterisation programme for minority groups in the Pristina municipality. The project will benefit primarily Roma and aims to provide an acceptable minimum standard of clothing, footwear and household items so as to provide protection from the severe winter conditions.	Kosovo	Oxfam Ireland			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation Division, Ireland
WT 1: Other	Netherlands	Conflict Prevention and Multi-Ethnicity	Conflict prevention and multi-ethnicity (1 project).	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 1: Other	Government of Germany	Kosovo "Peace Talks"		Kosovo/FRY (SEE)	Heinrich Boll Foundation			12/22/1999	Government	Ms Raukamp, Heinrich Boll Foundation		+49-30-285-340
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Transport Infrastructure Needs Assessment	This program is targeted at non-Phare countries.	CEE, SEE	TINA Secretariat			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Regional Infrastructure Projects	-- Transport infrastructure needs assessment in non-Phare countries, i.e. Croatia, BiH, Albania, FYROM, Moldova, Ukraine and Belarus (in cooperation with TINA Secretariat/Vienna.) -- Transport planning software and hardware. -- Northern Adriatic Ports Area Network. -- Trans-European Corridors V and VIII (Steering Committees). -- Sarajevo Airport Master Plan and Development (in cooperation with EBRD).	CEE, SEE	EBRD, TINA Secretariat/Vienna			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Sweden	Railway Sector Assistance	Supply of rehabilitated passenger coaches, repair of signal system and training seminars in railway management.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Swederail			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Sweden	Housing Reconstruction Assistance	Reconstruction and reparation of houses, infrastructure and social services buildings.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Caritas, PMU, Swedish Church Aid, Swedish Rescue Service (SRSA)			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Urban Development Assistance	Urban Development in Durres.	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of Water Supply Lines	Rehabilitation of the main trunk line of the water supply system in the city of Lac.	Albania	IC Consulenten Vienna			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Construction and Rehabilitation of Water Supply and Waste Water Systems	The project involves the construction of water supply systems for four villages in the District of Shkodra. It also involves the rehabilitation of the water supply and waste water systems of the City of Shkodra (ATS 53.4 million).	Albania	Andritz Aktiengesellschaft			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of Hydro-Electric Terminals in North Albania	Rehabilitation of four small hydro-electric power plants in north Albania.	Albania	IC Consulenten Vienna			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Reparation of Water Treatment Plant	Reparation of the Tesanj Water Treatment Plant.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Posch & Partner			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Water Supply and Waste Water System	Water Supply and Waste Water System for the Commune of Krivogastani.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	Dr. Lengyel ZT GmbH			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Waste Water Sytstem	Waste Water System in Makedonski Brod.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	ARGE			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation and Extension of the Kocani Geothermal Plant	Rehabilitation and Extension of the Kocani Geothermal Plant.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	ARGE Geothermie Mazedonien			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Water Supply System	Water Supply System for the commune of Negotino Polog.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	SETEC			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	UN ECE (Geneva); Energy Efficiency Center (Sofia)	Regional Network for the Efficient Use of Resources (RENEUR)	RENEUR is designed to improve the energy efficiency of municipalities in SEE countries by establishing favourable conditions for private sector business initiatives and investment opportunities linked to policy reforms and new management skills through a network of city scale projects. It is to; -improve the local capacity for the identification, development and implementation of bankable objects; -designate energy efficiency investment zones and identify pilot investment projects in each SEE participating country; -develop and maintain a pipeline of bankable projects, and; -develop an information pool to meet the needs of project owners financing institutions, etc.	SEE	UNDP, USAID, US DOE	$ 3.8 million	$1.3 million (National counterpart contribution)	7/4/2000	International Organization	Mr. Frederic Romig, UN ECE		+41 22 917 2407	+41 22 917 0227	frederic.romig@unece.org
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Extension of Water Supply System	Extension of the water supply system in Srbac (ATS 17.7 million) and Laktasi (ATS 9.6 million).	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Hydro-Ingenieure GmbH			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Geothermal Energy	Geothermal energy Calimanesti.	Romania				2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of Water Supply and Waste Water Systems	The project involves the rehabilitation of the water supply and waste water systems of the City of Shkodra.	Albania	Andritz Aktiengesellschaft			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Construction of Water Supply System	The project involves the construction of water supply systems for four villages in the District of Shkodra.	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of Water Supply and Waste Water Systems	The project involves the rehabilitation of the water supply and waste water systems of the City of Shkodra.	Albania	Andritz Aktiengesellschaft			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria, Japan, Switzerland, EBRD	Rehabilitation of the Drin River Hydropower Stations	Rehabilitation of the Drin River Hydropower Stations.	Albania	CARE Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	The Balkan Observatory	Gornji Vakuf Outreach Programme	SEE	LSE Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of the Burrel Hospital	Rehabilitation of the Burrel Hospital.	Albania	Consulenten Vienna			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation of the Burrel Hospital	Rehabilitation of the Burrel Hospital.	Albania	Consulenten Vienna			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Individual Metering for District Heating	Installment of an individual meters on district heating system in Sofia.	Albania	Caritas Austria			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Emergency Hospital in Timisoara	Emergency hospital in Timisoara.	Albania	Sudsteirische Rumanienhilfe			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Improvement of Water Supply System	The project involves; -improvement of the water supply system in the city of Slatina; -water supply system in Lenauheim ATS 3.2 million).	Romania	FTU, WWF Austria, Voith-Hydro, Sudsteirische Rumanienhilfe			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Stouden Kladenetz Hydro Power Plant		Romania	Hilfwerk Austria			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Support for Heating Systems in Selected Bosnian Cities	Support for heating systems in Travnik and other selected cities in Bosnia.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Improvement of District Heating in Bulgaria		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Development of the Bourgas Port Oil Terminal	Development of the oil terminal in the port of Bourgas, Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Introduction of ISDN telecommunication	Introduction of ISDN telecommunication in Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Rehabilitation of Sofia Airport		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Rijeka Terminal Port Development	Development of the terminal port in Rijeka	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Redevelopment Study of the Zagreb Railway Junction	Development of the terminal port in Rijeka	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Energy Sector Rehabilitation	Rehabilitation of energy secotr in Kosovo.	Kosovo	UNOPS			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Maritime Safety Communication in Black Sea Ports	Maritime safety radio communication in Romanian Black Sea ports.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter, Program of Cooperation	Grote Marktstraat 43	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Sarajevo Airport Import Support	Support in the importation of equipment for Sarajevo Airport.	Bosnia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force	Grote Marktstraat 43	+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Netherlands	Support for Reparation of Houses	Support for the reparation of destroyed houses for returning minorities.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Asser Institute			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Portugal	Quick Impact Reconstruction Fund	In 1997, the Portugese Government made $1 million available for the Quick Impact Reconstruction Fund in Bosnia. At present, half a million dollars remain available on that fund. A request for an additional $10,000,000 to be allocated in the Year 2000 budget has been made for reconstruction in the Balkans.	SEE			$1 million (1997)	1/25/1999	Government	Ministry of Finance
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Austria	Rehabilitation and Extension of the Vincia Geothermal Plant	Rehabilitation and extension of the Vincia Geothermal Plant.	FYR of Macedonia	ARGE Geothermie Mazedonien			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Ireland	Rehabilitation of Factory	The project involves the rehabilitation of a clothing factory in Gornji Vakuf. The town was the centre of textile industry beofre the war. The factory already has contracts with sales points for its production , but has a potential to reach a larger market if rehabilitated. Fifty percent of the new staff for the factory will come from the Bosniac community and another fifty percent from the Bosnian Croat community. The factory will also serve as a training facility for another factory. A subsidiary aim of the project is to help encourage returns to the area, particularly from the Croat minority.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	American Refugee Committee			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation Division, Ireland
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Ireland	Housing Repair and Reconstruction	The Irish NGO GOAL has been operating in Gorazde since 1996. Concurring with the prioirty needs of infrastructure rehabilitation identified by the Bosnian Government and the UNHCR, the aim of the project is to rehabilitate houses for 20 vulnerable families who are either living in their own damaged houses or those belonging to refugees and IDPs wishing to return to the canton.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	GOAL			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Development Cooperation Division, Ireland
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Finland	Bosnia Railway Project	Railway project in Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Germany	Reparation of Dwellings and Other Infrastructure	The project involves the reparation of houses; the re-establishment of the working group for schools and hospitals, and; the rebuilding of five bridges and one tunnel.	FRY (Kosovo)	Bundeswehr			12/22/1999	Government	Oberstleutnant Meyer		+49 22 812-5012
WT 2: Regional Infrastructure	Germany	SEEmunIS - Information Infrastructures for Southeast European Municipalities	The SEEmunIS project provides infrastructure support as well as qulification and management services. Under the project, municipalities sign a Memoranda of Understanding with the project coordinator and express their intention to execute activities of common interest in a cooperative way as well as to share project related knowledge.	Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, FRY, FYR of Macedonia				5/15/2000	Government	GMD - German National Research Center for Information Technologies	Rathausalleee 10, D-53754 Sankt Augustin	+49 2241 143 213	+49 2241 143 017	schmidt-reindl@gmd.de
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Government of Germany	Project to Encourage Private Investment		SEE	GTZ*, Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau			1/24/2000	Government	Mr. Hartmann		+49 69 7431 3848
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	overnment of Germany	Strengthening of Human Capital		Macedonia, Croatia	Carl Duisburg Gesellschaft, GTZ			1/24/2000	Government	Ms. Eilsberger		+49 221 2098 228
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Sweden	Bank Privatisation	Bank privatisation in Bosnia-Herzegovina (Republika Srpska Entity)	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Hifab International			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Sweden	Technical Assistance to World Bank Pilot Credit Project	Technical Assistance to the World Bank Pilot Credit Project.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Sweden	Start Bosnia	"Start Bosnia" - Concessionary and conditional loans for private enterprise cooperation .	Bosnia-Herzegovina	ALMI West			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Sweden	Micro-Credits for Agricultural Sector Development	Micro credits targetted for small-scale farmers.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	LWF, World Vision/Bosnia Enerprise Fund (WV/BEF)			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698 5000
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Credit Line for Small to Medium Enterprises	Credit Line for small to medium enterprises.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Business Incubator Rousse	Business Incubator Rousse (focus on food processing).	Bulgaria	Ecotec			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Machine Leasing Facility Rousse	Machine leasing facility rousse (focus on food-processing)	Bulgaria	OECD			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Support for the Romanian Agency for Small to Medium Enterprise-Building	Strengthening of the Romanian Agency for Small to Medium Enterprise-Institution Building.	Romania	OECD			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Foundation Saxonia	'Foundation Saxonia' small to medium enterprise support scheme.	Romania	OECD	ATS 44 million		1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Ecoprofit Programme	Ecoprofit Programme in Ramnicu Valcea	Romania	OECD			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Micro-Enterprise Bank of Kosovo		Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Introduction of IT in Outsourcing.	Introduction of information and communication technology in the outsourcing of production by Romanian clothing manufacturers.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Strengthening of Bulgaria's Private Sector		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Development of SME's in the Gabrovo Region of Bulgaria	Development of SME's in the Gabrovo region of Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Strengthening of Metal Work Industry SME's	Strengthening of SME's in the metal work industry in Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Support for the Development of the Small Business Sector in Croatia	Support for the development of the small business sector in Croatia.	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	SME Investment Fund	Investment fund for SME's in Romania.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Support for Energy Sector in Bulgaria	Support for energy sector in Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Energy Saving in Macedonian Industry		FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Energy Efficiency in the Agricultural Sector	Energy efficiency in the agricultural sector in the Strumica region of the FYR of Macedonia.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Sustainable Rehabilitation of Printing Processes	Sustainable rehabilitation of printing processes at Textilia Dacia.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Reduction of CO2 Emmissions at Onesti Oil Refinery	Reduction of CO2 emmissions at the Onesti Oil Refinery.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Energy Saving at Wood Processing Company	Collection and recycling of domestic solid waste.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Energy Saving at Wood Processing Company	Energy Saving at a wood processing company.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Reducing Emmissions by Romanian Companies	Reducing emmissions by Romanian companies.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Poultry Sector Assistance	Strengthening of the poultry sector in the Tuzla region.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Small-scale Dairy Production	Small-scale dairy production.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Potato Industry Development (Bosnia)	Development of the potato industry in Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Agricultural Mechanisation Sector Development	Development of the agricultural mechanisation sector in Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Greenhouse Vegetable Project	Greenhouse vegetable project in the Albena region.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Dairy Sector Development	Development of the dairy sector in the Elena region of Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Dairy Demonstration Project	Dairy demonstration project.	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Small Scale Milk Processing	Introduction of small-scale milk processing.	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Potato Demonstration Project		Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Improvement of Dairy Sector	Improvement of dairy sector in Pelagonia.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Agriculture Study: Cooperation Between Macedonian and Dutch Companies	Agriculture Study: cooperation between Macedonian and Dutch companiesin vegetables, fruit, mushrooms and flowers.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Development of Collection and Distribution Centers for Vegetables	Development of collection and distribution centers for vegetables in the Strumica region.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Strengthening of the Agricultural Sector in the Ilvof Region	Strengthening of the Agricultural Sector in the Ilvof region.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Strengthening of the Dairy Sector in the Iasi Area	Strengthening of the dairy sector in the Iasi area.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Integrated Dairy Development in Transylvania		Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Organic Agriculture		Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Poultry Project		Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Potato Sector Development	Development of the seed potato sector in the Covasna and Brasov area.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Support and Training for Private Farmers	Support and training of private farmers in Bosnia.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Improvement of Grain Handling Operations in the Port of Varna		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Adaptation of Bulgarian Measuring Norms to European Standards	Adaptation of Bulgarian measuring norms to European standards and norms.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Road Transport Training Center for Drivers and Managers	Road transport training center for drivers and managers in Romania	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Agricultural Program in Albania	Agricultural program in Albania	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Agricultral National Extension Project	National extensiojn project in the agricultural sector in Albania.	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Capacity Building in Crop Protection	Capacity building in crop protection in Albania.	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Import of Agricultural Goods and Services	Import of agricultural goods and services into Bosnia.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter, Program of Cooperation	Grote Marktstraat 43	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Development of Potato Sector	Development of potato sector in Bosnia	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Senter, Program of Cooperation	Grote Marktstraat 43	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Austria	Southeast European FEED/OECD	Determination of a set of best practice guidelines fort improving the SME environment in Southeast Europe.	SEE	OECD			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Netherlands	Vocational Training	Vocational training (1 project).	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Finland	Agriculture Start-Up Programme	The project involves the provision of assistance to start-up the agriculture sector in Kosovo and is being pursued in cooperation with the FAO. The project includes the establishment of a seed quality control system, planning of seed multiplication, provision of fertilizers and agricultural machinery. The aim of the project is to help reduce the levels of food-aid dependency in Kosovo.	FRY (Kosovo)	FAO			1/25/2000	Government
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Germany	Quality Management and Productivity Training	Training of personnel in quality management and productivity (REFA)	FYR of Macedonia	Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technishe Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)			12/22/1999	Government	Dr. Toni Wirth, GTZ	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 616 979-2124
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Germany	Vocational Training	Vocational training and promotion of employment.	Bulgaria	Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technishe Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. Helmut Gasteier, GTZ	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 619 679-2121	+ 49 619 676-7205
WT 2: Private Sector Development/Business Promotion	Germany	Promotion of Vocational Training	Promotion of vocational training, including curricula development and the establishment of an information and coordination center for vocational education.	Albania	Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Technishe Zusammenarbeit (GTZ)			12/22/1999	Government	Mr. J. Will, GTZ	GTZ Headquarters, Eschborn, Germany	+49 619 679-2129	+ 49 619 676-7297
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Government of Germany	Assistance for the Establishment of Efficient Monetary and Financial System		SEE	GTZ*, Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau			1/24/2000	Government	Dr. Toni Wirth, GTZ Headquarters		+ 49 6196 79 2124
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Sweden	Feasibility Study for Support to Supreme Audit Institutions	Feasibility Study for Support to Supreme Audit Institutions	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Swedish National Audit Office			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Netherlands	Assessing Violence, Corruption and Organised Crime in SEE and CEE States.		SEE, CEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Netherlands	Kosovo Economic Rehabilitation		Kosovo	UNMIK			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Finland	Development of Social Policy	Development of social policy in Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	UNDP, IBHI (Sarajevo)			1/25/2000	Government
WT 2: Improving Macroeconomic Climate/Anti-Corruption	Finland	Social Sector Project	Social sector project in Albania	Albania				1/25/2000	Government
WT 2: Trade	Austria	Strategy Plan for the Economy of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	Strategy plan for the economy of the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and strategy plan to strengthen the country's export performance.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882
WT 2: Trade	Netherlands	Water Import	Debt relief: import of water from Croatia	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Montenegro)				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Trade	Netherlands	Development of Cooperation Between Bulgarian and Dutch ICT Companies	Development of commercial cooperation between Bulgarian and Dutch ICT companies.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Trade	Netherlands	Development of Cooperation Between Bulgarian and Dutch ICT Companies	Development of commercial cooperation between Bulgarian and Dutch ICT companies.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Micro-lending Programme	A feasibility study of a Micro-lending Programme for refugees and local population in Albania is underway.	Albania	EBRD, UNHCR, UN/ECE (requested)			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Promoting Foreign Investment (AL), Regional Initiatives Fund (BUL)	Promoting Foreign Investment (Albania) -- To assist the Albanian Gov. in increasing competitiveness and profitability of industrial enterprises. -- To promote and develop an appropriate environment of policies and institutional arrangements. -- To ensure the accelerated inflow of foreign investment, technology and management into Albania (US 433,000) Regional Initiatives Fund (Bulgaria) -- Support to priority investment in social and economic infrastructure. Components: 1) demand-driven micro-projects for income earning opportunities; 2) technical assistance to establish Social Fund, 3) labour market analysis. (US 5.7 million)	Albania, Bulgaria				11/29/1999	International Organization	Ana Atanasova/UNDP		+(359-2) 975-32-96		ana.atanasova@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Strengthening Debt Management Capacity	-- To strengthen the debt management monitoring capacity of the Albanian Gov. (US 257,00) -- Romania: Support to strengthening institutional capacity on external resource management; debt management; legal framework to collect data on grants; assessment of administrative procedures and information flow on public debt; install and support the Debt Management and Financial Analysis System (DMFAS) (US 235,700)	Albania,Romania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Arben Rama/UNDP				arben.rama@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Support to the Institutional Development of the Education System	-- To build national capacity in education and human resources planning and management at central and district levels of administration.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Arben Rama/UNDP				arben.rama@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Training Trainers of SEE Business Community on Int'l Procurement	Capacity building for export promotion: increase the familiarity with the principles of international bidding competitions.	Romania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Winston Temple, Resident Representative/UNDP				office@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Restructuring of Enterprises and Competitiveness Development	To assist the industrial sector to adjust to the emerging market environment by enhancing competitiveness and profitability.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Fabio Daneri/UNDP				fabio.daneri@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Business Promotion and Support Program	Technical assistance and institution building aimed at establishing sustainable Business Promotion and Support Centres.	Bulgaria				11/29/1999	International Organization	Hanna Ruszczyk/UNDP				hanna.ruzczyk@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Assistance to Albanian Gov. Regarding UNFCCC	To prepare its first national communication with the Conference of the parties of the UN framework Convention on Climate Change. To strengthen the dialogue, information exchange and cooperation among all relevant stakeholders.	Albania				11/29/1999	International Organization	Jamarber Malltezi, National Coordinator/UNDP				jamarber.malltezi@undp.tirana.al
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Energy Efficiency Strategy	Introduce practices at the municipal level that will help overcome barriers to improved energy efficiency and reduced emissions of greenhouse gases and other environmental pollutants.	Bulgaria				11/29/1999	International Organization	Dafina Gercheva/UNDP		+(359-2) 975-32-96		dafina.gercheva@undp.org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Special Program on Food Security (AL), Agricultural Monitoring System (BUL)	Special Program on Food Security (Albania) -- Promote food security by improving agricultural production and increasing rural incomes. -- Support the formation of Farmers' Interest Groups. -- Improve marketing of output, water management and access to improved seeds (US 641,000). Agricultural Monitoring System (Bulgaria) -- Improving food security through timely, comprehensive and reliable information to formulate and monitor the implementation of the national agricultural policy (480,000).	Albania, Bulgaria				11/29/1999	International Organization	Vladimir Malkaj/UNDP; Constatino Longares/UNDP				vladimir.malkaj@undp.org; constatino.longares@undp,org
WT 2: Other	United Nations Development Program (UNDP)	Institute of Management and Public Administration	Support the establishment of an autonomous Institute of Management and Public Administration for the development of enterprise management and public administration. Support for the restructuring of the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy and its related sectors (US 614,000),	Albania			US 77,000 (from Gov. of Albania)	11/29/1999		Arben Rama/UNDP				arben,rama@undp.org
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Investment Facilitation Centre/Trieste	This co-operation programme is being launched with the participation of the business community in view of analyzing impediments to investment in CEI countries and to recommend solutions and appropriate reforms.	CEE and SEE	SECI			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Business Advisory Services	CEI has arranged to set up Business Advisory Services (BAS) offices in Croatia, Slovenia, and BiH in cooperation with EBRD and competent UN organizations. The programme will be extended to other countries in the region.	CEE and SEE	EBRD, UN			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Cooperation of Investment Promotion Agencies and Chambers of Commerce	CEI has initiated a continuous program to foster the cooperation of Investment Promotion Agencies and cooperation of Chambers of Commerce in the region.	CEE (SEE?)				10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Agricultural Wholesale Market Development Program	The Agricultural Wholesale Market Development Program is implemented in many countries of the region.	CEE, SEE	EBRD, UN/ECE			10/18/1999	International Organization	Seweryn Kukula, Director, Institute of Soil Science and Plant Cultivation	8 Czartoryskich Street, Pulawy, Poland	+ 4881-88-64-960	+ 4881-88-64-547	kukula@ciung.pulawy.pl
WT 2: Other	Central European Initiative (CEI)	SME Development	Development of SME support institutions and fostering job creation in rural areas in SEE.	SEE	UN/ECE, European Commission			10/18/1999	International Organization	CEI-Executive Secretariat	Via Genova 9, 34121, Trieste, Italy	+(39-040) 778-6777	+(39-040) 360-640	cei-es@cei-es.org
WT 2: Other	Government of Germany	Project aimed at Enhancing Enterprenuerial Skills		Albania	Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau, GTZ*			1/24/2000	Government	Mr. J. Will, GTZ Headquarters		+49 6196 79 2129	+49 6196 79 7297
WT 2: Other	Sweden	Technical Assitance to the Land Surveying Authority	Technical Assitance to the Land Surveying Authority	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Swedesurvey			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 2: Other	Sweden	Statistical System Assistance	Technical assistance for the promotion of a statistical system in Sarajevo and Banja Luka, planning for Population Census 2001, estimating migration and employment statistics.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Statistics Sweden			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Western Balkans, SIDA		+46 8 698-5000
WT 2: Other	Austria	Program on the Vision and Future Competitiveness of South East Europe		SEE	World Bank Institute			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Assistance in Monitoring Water Quality in the Danube (Bulgaria)	Environmental assistance to Bulgaria through the provision of equipment for the monitoring of water quality in the Danube.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882
WT 2: Other	Austria	Assistance in Monitoring Water Quality in the Danube (Romania)	Environmental assistance to Romania through the provision of equipment for the monitoring of water quality in the Danube.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Water Supply, Waste Water and Solid Waste Programme	Water Supply, Waste Water and Solid Waste Programme for the Municipality of Mrkonjic Grad.	Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	SETEC			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882
WT 2: Other	Austria	Improvement of Environment and Water System	The project involves; - provision of support for the rehabilitation of the Danube Delta Wetlands (ATS 1.3 million); -provision of support for the development of an Ecotourism strategy for Rosetti; -provision of support for the central drinking and wate water system for Rosetti. -water supply in Daeni Municipality ATS 7.4 million)	Romania				2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Water Saving Campaign	Water saving campaign in Bucharest.	Romania	IBRD, Allplan			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Health Care Support and Development	Provision of support and assistance in the development of primary health care services in Brcko.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Care Austria			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria, Japan, Switzerland, EBRD	Gornji Vakuf Outreach Programme	Gornji Vakuf Outreach Programme	Bosnia-Herzegovina	WIIW			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Assistance to Medical Center	Rehabilitation of the Mladen Stojanovic Medical Clinic and the provision of medical equipment and ambulance vehicles.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Gas Demonstration Project	Gas demonstration project in Bulgaria.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Waste Management Strategy Development for the Bulgarian port of Bourgas	Development of a waste management strategy for the Bulgarian port of Bourgas.	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Environmental Impact Projects	Environmental Projects with two companies in the Veles region.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Feasibility Study for Municipal Environmental Action Programme	Feasibility study for municipal environmental action programme in the FYR of Macedonia.	FYR of Macedonia				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Waste Wood Boiler Project	Waste wood boiler project in the furniture industry in Bacau.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Emmission Reduction at Power Plants		Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Waste Water Management	Waste water management at port of Constanta and in Targu Mures.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Energy Saving in Water Supply		Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Improvement of Energy Supply and Traffic Management	The project involves: - the improvement of energy supply and traffic management in Bucharest; - the introduction of low emmission road transport technology in public transport vehicles in Bucharest.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Collection and Recycling of Domestic Solid Waste	Collection and recycling of domestic solid waste.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Vessel Traffic Management and Efficiency		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Vessel Traffic Management at the Danube Channel	Vessel traffic management at the Danube Channel, Romania	Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Road Safety Project (Study)	Road safety project (study) in Romania.	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Senter	Grote Marktstraat 43, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 361-0215	+31 70 361-0502
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Cooperative Environmental Project	Cooperative Environmental Project in Central and Eastern Europe	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Action Coalition for Croatian Environmental NGO's		Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Environmental NGO Training	Training of environmental NGO's in Croatia.	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Science Shop	Science Shop in Bacau	Romania				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Strengthening of Labour Organisations	Strengthening of workers' organisations in Central and East European countries.	SEE, CEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Development of Employers' Organisations	Strengthening of employers' organisations in Visegrad countries.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Building Trade Union Power	Building trade union power in the cocoa and chocolate industry in Eastern Europe.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Support to Cartel Alfa Labour Union	Support to the Cartel Alfa labour union in Romania.	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Realisation of the Dobrich Cadstral System		Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhout, The Hague, Netherlands	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Small Scale Environmental Projects (FRY)	Small scale environmental projects in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Federal Republic of Yugoslavia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Veles Environmental Action Plan (FRY)	Implementation of a local environmental action plan for the Veles region.	FYR of Macedonia	UNDP			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Other	Netherlands	Public Transport Support	Import support for public transport in Bosnia.	Bosnia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force	Grote Marktstraat 43	+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 2: Other	Austria	Water, Waste Water and Solid Waste Programmes	Implementation of a programme on water, waste water and solid waste management in the municipalities of Konjic (ATS 16 million) and Mrkonjic Grad (ATS 23.6 million).	Bosnia-Herzegovina	IC Consulenten Vienna, SETEC			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Water Supply/Waste Disposal Programme	Water supply and waste disposal programme for the city of Kakanj.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	General Water Consult Corp.			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 2: Other	Austria	Support for the Danube Wetlands, a Tourism Strategy & Water System	Support Programmes for: - the Rehabilitation of the Danube Wetlands; f - the development of an ecotourism strategy for Rosetti; - a central drinking and waste water system for Rosetti.	Romania	FTU, WWF Austria,			2/1/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS states, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	European Commission	Prevention of Trafficking in Women in CEE	Aimed at combating trafficking in women through -- lobbying authorities, raising consciousness using media; -- educating women on dangers of trafficking; -- referring victims to support networks. Participating countries: Poland, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, and Ukraine. Transfer of expertise and know-how to women NGOs in other CEE countries and NIS is planned.	CEE, SEE			Euro 200,000	10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE	Organized Crime Policing Forum	Goal: -- To educate police personnel on the causes and dangers of organized crime; -- To assist and facilitate the development of specific strategies for police to recognize and counter organized crime in order to promote dynamic multilateral approach to the fight against organized crime and corruption. The Organized Crime Policing Forum will launch a TF on trafficking which will report its initial findings to SP Working Table III meeting in BiH in early 2000.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Central European Initiative (CEI)	Int'l Centre for Combating Drug Trafficking, Implementation of 1997 Action Plan	WG on Combating Organised Crime has been implementing the 1997 Action Plan adopted by CEI Ministers of the Interior: -- regional information exchange through INTERPOL channels; -- preparation of a comprehensive documentation on the status of organised crime in member countries (final text expected by the end of 1999); -- establishment of the International Centre for Combating Drug Trafficking in Bratislava, Slovakia by 2000.	CEE, SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Vladimir Kotulic, Ministry of the Interior, Bratislava, Slovakia		+(42-17) 509-44-432	+(42-17) 509-44-002	kotulic@minv.sk
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	SECI	Programs on Border Crossing Facilitation	The Program is aimed at facilitating border crossing, overcoming related operational difficulties, and combating cross-border organised crime and corruption. It consists of four sub-projects, which include: - physical improvement of infrastructure at 30 border stations; - simplification and standardisation of procedures; -restructuring and reform of border service -combating cross-border crime and corruption through the establishment of an information sharing system for law enforcement agencies and co-operation between states on the prosecution of alleged criminals in that field.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	Mr. Sorin Pontac, Secretary of State, Ministry of Industry and Commerce	152 Victoriei Avenue, Bucharest 1	(+40 1) 312-3066, 659-2321	(+40 1) 312-0512	spoptanc@romtrade.ro
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Programme Against Corruption and Organised Crime (PACO)	The project will consist of several sub-projects, including: -the strengthening of legislation against corruption, organised crime and money laundering; -strengthening of interagency cooperation and specialized units against corruption and organised crime -strengthening of policies and strategies for the prevention of corruption and organised crime -strengthening of regional and international cooperation via, amongst others, participation in mutual monitoring and evaluation, conventions, data exchange, networking, etc. The preparatory phase (2000) will see: formulation of project documents; expert meetings/research; establishment of website.	SEE	European Commission	Euro 512,800 (preparatory phase)		10/18/1999	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs, CoE	Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+33 3 88 41 22 01	+33 3 88 41 37 39	Guy.devel@coe.int
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Government of Croatia	Trade Facilitation and Prevention of Illicit Trade	The project has an aim to upgrade information systems and improve border crossing facilities in order to help prevent illicit trade as well as facilitate trade and transport. To that end, it also involves the introduction of an integrated communications network for faster data exchange within the customs system.	SEE		USD 1.6 million		1/24/2000	Government
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	European Commission	Prevention of Traffic in Women		Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Intergovernmental Activities and Standards	Intergovernmental Activities: -Steering Committee on Legal Cooperation -Steering Committee on Crime Problems -Committee on the Ethics of Police (PC-PO) -Committee on Efficiency of Justice (CJ-EJ) -proposed Consultative of European Judges Standards: -ECHR-ECPT - standards for the judiciary contained in the CoE's conventions - Recommendations and the case law on the European Court of Human Rights Programmes of Cooperation:	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Fighting Cross-Border Organised Crime	Intergovernmental Activities: -Committee on Legal Measures Against Organised Crime -Committee on Criminality in Cyberspace Programmes of Cooperation with SEE countries: - Octopus Joint Programme between the European Commission and the Council of Europe against corruption and organised crime	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Anti-Corruption Standards and Programmes	Standards: -Criminal Convention on Corruption; -Civil Law Convention on Corruption; -Draft Code of Conduct for Civil Servants; -20 principles against corruption defined by Heads of States and governments GRECO (Group of States Against Corruption) GMC (Multi-disciplinary group against corruption) Programme of Cooperation with SEE countries: -Octopus Joint Programme between the European Commission and the CoE against corruption and organised crime	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Activities on Fighting Drug-Trafficking	Pompidou Group - Cooperation group to combat drug abuse and drug trafficking. Programmes of cooperation with SEE countries: -specific programme on drug problems -Octopus Joint Programme between the European Commission and the CoE against corruption and organised crime	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE (ODIHR)	Task Force on Trafficking in Human Beings	In the context of its Regional Strategy for Southeast Europe, the OSCE proposes the establishment of a Task Force on Trafficking under the auspices of the Organised Crime Policing Forum and Table III of the Stability Pact (security). The proposed task force would be modelled after the Baltic Sea Task Force on Crime and would focus its efforts on breaking up the organised crime rings involved in trafficking, particularly those those "at the top". The Task Force would in particular draw on the resources of the field missions of international organisations present in the region.					1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE	Anti-Trafficking Measures for Kosovo	--coordination between UNMiK and OSCE field offices to monitor developments related to possible trafficking and forced prostitution in their areas (such as new clubs and brothels, suspected organised crime or recruitment activity, reported abductions) -- allocation of a budget to fund "urgent actions" identified by field officers, including the provision of emergency shelter for trafficking victims-- the development of a training component for the local police academy curriculum on trafficking and forced prostitution -- cooperation with UNMiK and other international and local partners to insitutionalise systems and mechanisms to ensure continuous assesment of the trafficking situation, on-going prevention and and public awareness and adequate protection for victims.	FRY (Kosovo)				1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE (ODIHR)	Embassy Roundtables to Enhance Cooperation Against Trafficking in Humans	In an effort to ehance cooperation between destination and origin countries and improve assistance to victims at the embassy level, roundtables would be organised in two or three key destination countries, involving embassy officials of the countries of origin as well as NGOs and officials from the destination countries. The roundtables would aim to raise awareness of all parties regarding the problem of trafficking; to identify best practices as well as obstacles to more effective cooperation and assistance; to encourage embassy participants to share information and develop more effective strategies to assist nationals who become victims of trafficking, and; to provide a forum in which the participants can explore ways to cooperate more fully on the issue.	SEE				1/25/2000		Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE (ODIHR)	Review of Legislation to Combat Trafficking in Human Beings	Phase 1 - identification of legal expert(s) qualified to assist in the review of domestic laws (including criminal, civil, labour, immigration, and administrative codes) and their compatibility with international standards and best practices pertaining to traffiking in human beings; consultation with local officials, lawyers and NGOs to obtain (and if necessary to translate) necessary laws for review and to identify perceived strengths and weaknesses of the current framework. Phase 2 - conduct review of legislation (including relevant case law) to identify gaps or limitations in existing legislation with respect to preventing trafficking, protecting vicitms of trafficking and prosecuting traffickers. Provide recommendations for reform, as appropriate.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE (ODIHR)	Civil Society Assistance: Trafficking in Human Beings	The assistance program would consist of various activities designed to support emerging coalitions of community activists and NGOs engaged in anti-trafficking activities. Depending on the particular needs of NGOs, it will offer; --regional education conferences and capacity building to increase the knowledge and skill level of NGOs to combat trafficking, including programmes to "train the trainers"; --mentoring by more experienced or specialised NGOs, particularly in areas related to victim assistance; -- development of materials/resources in local languages (or translation of existing material into local languages); --establishment of coordination and communication mechanisms to link local and regional NGOs and enhance access to information materials.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE (ODIHR)	Public Awareness Project: Trafficking in Women	The projects aims to raise the awareness of potential victims and their communities of the risks of trafficking and the recruitment methods used by traffickers. The project would essentially involve; --the identification of target communities and international and local partners; --the development and distribution of leaflets in local languages targeted at young rural women and their communities, alerting them to the risks of trafficking and illegal immigration and providing contact number to request information, report suspected activity, or seek help abroad; --the provision of basic training and information resources for local women's NGOs to enable them to pass on information to others; --information sessions with local women and community leaders	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	European Commission	Customs and Financial Assistance Office (CAFAO)	The CAFAO programme has involved; --the maintenance of a number of field teams at Bosnian border crossings as a means of reassuring all parties that proper customs procedures were being applied by local customs officers as well as ensuring equal treatment of traders, cusotms agents and transporters on a non-ethnic basis; --ensuring that revenue being assessed in each Customs Administration is properly collected and accounted for; --the provision of assistance to Bosnia's Ministry of Foerign Trade and Economic Relations in the drafting and development of customs and tariff laws for Bosnia-Herzegovina; --the provision of training to customs officers in Bosnia;	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Seminars on Combating Trafficking in Human Beings	The project would consist of a series of seminars on combating trafficking in human beings for the purpose of sexual exploitation.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Council of Europe	Combatting Trafficking in Human Beings	The project consists of a number of activities that would be implemented in a coordinated regional approach in order to have the most effective results. The activities that would be undertaken include: -awareness-raising and provision of information on the hazards of human trafficking; -education through school curricula, information sessions; -training of social workers, police and medical, diplomatic and personnel; -legislative reform, including training of judges and judicial staff. The project will be implemented by a regional coordinator, an administrator and a management board.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	NATO	Activities on International Terrorism, Illegal Arms Trade and Drug Trafficking	An EAPC seminar was hosted by Bulgaria on "Regional Cooperation Concerning Non-Military and other Emerging risks and Challenges to Security and Stability"	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	SECI	Regional Anti-Crime Centre	A regional Anti-Crime Centre will be established in Bucharest, Romania. It is envisaged that upon the completion of the Centre, each SECI member state will send a mission of law enforcement officials to the Centre. Each mission will ideally represent both police and customs authorities of the state concerned. The officials would work in the Centre on securing the cooperation and real-time data flows between all represented border enforcement and regulatory agencies.	SEE		Euro 400,000		2/9/2000	International Organization	Dr. Erhard Busek, Coordinator	SECI c/o OSCE, Heldenplatz 1, A-1600	(+43 1) 531-37422	(+43 1) 531-37420	seci1@osce.org
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Central European Initiative	Measures Against Organised Crime	The CEI Plan of Action on combating organised crime envisages; - the establishment of a regional information exchange system through INTERPOL channels; -the preparation of comprehensive documentation on the status of organised crime in member countries (by late 1999), and; -the establishment of an International Centre for Combating Drug Trafficking in Bratislava (in 2000)	SEE						Couns. Emanuele Pignatelli	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rome	+39 06 369-12240	+30 06 323-6027	pignatelli@esteri.ti
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	European Commission/Council of Europe	Octopus II Programme Against Corruption and Organised Crime	The objective of Octopus Programme II is to strengthen capacities, policies and cooperation (national and international) in controlling corruption and organised crime. Octopus II will help candidates for membership into the EU adopt the legislation, standards and practices of the EU that are of relevance in the fight against organised crime and corruption. The programme will in part consist of a series of eight seminars that will ideally take place in the programme countires. During the seminars , a set of recommendations will be drafted by and for each of the programme countries. It will also invlove the participation of experts in study visits. During the visits, concrete proposals for improvements will be prepared for each programme country.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Council of Europe, Directorate of Legal Affairs, Octopus Programme	Octopus Programme, 67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France	+33 3 8841-2354		ludovic.aigrot@coe.int
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	International Organization for Migration (IOM)	Anti-Trafficking Programme for Kosovo	The IOM anti-trafficking program for Kosovo sets out to develop and implement a strategy to prevent and counter trafficking activities at an early stage. The project will establish an early warning and reporting mechanism on trafficking to and from Kosovo. The project will also involve data gathering, awareness raising campaigns and the training of law enforcement officers, civil administrators and community leaders in trafficking related issues.	SEE				2/9/2000	International Organization	International Organization for Migration	P.O. Box 71, CH-1211, Geneva, Switzerland	+41 22 717-9111	+41 22 798-6150	telex@geneva.iom.ch
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	OSCE	Mechanism on Organised Crime in Southeast Europe	The project would involve the establishment of a regional mechanism to fight transnational organized crime. Governments and law enforcement authorities will be called on to harmonize their national efforts and resources within the mechanism. The participants to the Mechanism would consist of personal representatives of Heads of Government and relevant authorities in SEE. The Mechanism envisages two bodies, one policy and the other operative that would steer all efforts in that regard.	SEE		Euro 450,000		2/9/2000	International Organization	Mr. Igor Sherbak, DepHoM, OSCE Mission to Croatia		+385 1 309-6620	+385 1 309-6621	igorchtcherbak@osce.hr
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	UNDP (CICP)	Anti-corruption measures	Building national integrity to reduce corruption in respective states..	Building national integrity to reduce corruption in respective states.. SEE		US$ 500,000			International Organization	Giovanni Quaglia, Chief, Operations Branch UNDCP		+431 260-6047
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Assistance to National Interpol Office	Procurement of vehicles, communication and security equipment (for premises), equipment for document storage, provision of training and personnel.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 300,000		2/15/2000	Government	Department for Relations with Interpol, Ministry of Cilvil Affairs and Communications	Trg Bosne i Hercegovina bb, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+387 71 209-430	+387 71 668-036
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Interpol	Support Law Enforcement Cooperation	Expand and upgrade Interpol Common System, 24 hour info response centers; establish HLG; and operational groups	SEE					International Organization
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	IOM	Training and Information Linking	Provision of training to key entities in the concerned countries to curtain criminal trafficking of migrants (particularly women), improvement of transparency and information flows at political and judicial levels.	SEE		Euro 4,861,712 (24 months)		2/15/2000	International Organization	IOM Rome, IOM Brussels
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Establishment of State Border Service	Establishment of a secure information and telecommunication system between the main directorate, field offices and border crossings; procurement of weapons, vehicles, special equipment and uniforms.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 14,300,000		2/15/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law, Ministry of Civil Affairs	Musala 9, Sarajevo 71000 Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Office of the High Representative	Bosnia-Herzegovina State Border Service	Procurement of equipment for the Bosnian State Border Service	Bosnia-Herzegovina		$ 10,139,250		2/15/2000		Office of the High Representative Michael Haner, Political Advisor		+387 71 447-275		michael.haner@ohr.int
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	UNDCP/ European Union	Anti-trafficking Initiative	Joint UNDCP-Phare Program to strengthen drug law enforcement capacities, controls at borders, selected land border crossings in Romania, Bulgaria and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.	Romania, Bulgaria and the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia		US$ 2,664,300	EC: 4.5m ECU, UK: $500,000	2/15/2000	International Organization	Giovanni Quaglia, Chief, Operations Branch UNDCP		+431 260-6047
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	UNDCP	Measures to facilitate the coordination of drug control initiatives	Measures to facilitate the coordination of drug control initiatives as a means of improving the efficiency of drug control initiatives in the region	SEE, CEFC, NIS		$258,000		2/15/2000	International Organization	Giovanni Quaglia, Chief, Operations Branch UNDCP		+431 260-6047
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Montenegro	Montenegro Border Initiative	Procurement of necessary equipment and devices for the establishment of control over water borders in Montenegro (sea, Bojana river, Lake of Skadar)	Montenegro		$4,820,000		2/10/2000	Government
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Montenegro	Introduction of Efficient Border Control System	Introduction of Efficient Border Control System	Montenegro		1,450,000 DM		2/10/2000	Government
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	Croatia		Anti-drug programmes targeted at high-school drop outs	Croatia		$400,000		2/10/2000		Croatian Government Commission for the Prevention of Drug Abuse
WT 3: Anti-Crime and Corruption	United Nations Mission in Bosnia-Herzegovina	Training Center for the Bosnian State Border Service	The project involves the following activities geared towards the establishment of a training centre for the Bosnian State Border Service : -reparation of buildings to be used as the premises of the training center; -procurement of necessary vehicles and equipment; -provision of training to instructors who will work in the center			Euro 8,500,000			International Organization	Mr. Julian Harston, Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General	UNMBIH 71210, P.O. Box 56, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	+387 71 496-027	+387 71 496-025
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Commission	Asylum Judges Support Project	Transfer of related EU principles to CEE and SEE: Austria, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and the Netherlands.	CEE, SEE			Euro 134,000	10/15/1999	International Organization	Directorate General External Relations, European Commission	Rue de la Loi 200, B-1049 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 299-11-11	+(32-2) 292-96-98
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	West European Union (WEU)	Multinational Advisory Police Element (MAPE)	Multinational Advisory Police Element (MAPE): since May 1997, WEU has conducted a police training and advisory mission in Albania. Training centres have been established in Tirana and Durres. WEU is providing advice and training to Ministries and police districts. Since 1999, Mission has been conducted with the financial support of EU.	Albania			EURO 960,000 EU contribution for 1999	10/12/1999	International Organization	WEU Secretariat	4, rue de la Regence, 1000 Brussels, Belgium	+(32-2) 500 44-43	+(32-2) 500-45-80	weag@weu.int
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe	Programs to Enhance the Effectiveness and Quality of Administration of Justice	CoE supports programs to improve the effectiveness and quality of the administration of justice, including in-service training for judges and prosecutors and training of lawyers. Other activities include the reform of criminal legislation, police training, organisation and operation of prison system, urban security and prevention of juvenile delinquency.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization		Council Of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex, France
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	OSCE	Code of Conduct; Increasing Transparency of Internal Security Forces	Programs are aimed at -- increasing the transparency of internal security forces; -- regulating the relationship between security and defense forces; -- ensuring conformity with the OSCE Code of Conduct.	SEE				10/18/1999	International Organization	OSCE
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	UNHCR	Assistance in the Establishment of Judicial and Law Enforcement Standards	Provision of technical support to the Bosnian Government in the preparation of legislation that will regulate asylum and immigration matters.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	OHR, CoE			1/24/2000	International Organization	UNHCR, Office of the Chief Mission, Sarajevo
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Croatia	Criminal Law Reform	The project aims to offer technical services to interested states in the region in an aim to help establish criminal codes that are in conformity with international standards.	SEE				1/24/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Commission	Juridicial Cooperation		Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Sweden	Training Programs for Future Police Instructors	The project consists of training programs in conflict management and human rights for future police instructors at the Sarajevo and Banja Luka Police Academies. The project will be implemented through the Swedish Police Academy.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Swedish Police Academy			11/25/1999	Government	Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) - Western Balkans Division		+46 8 698 5000
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Sweden	Training Program for Prosecutors	A training program for 30-40 prosecutors with special emphasis on fighting organised crime and corruption. The project is to be implemented with the assistance of the Swedish Prosecutor-General and the OSCE Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Swedish Prosecutor-General, OSCE Mission to Bosnia-Herzegovina			11/25/1999	Government	Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) - Western Balkans Division		+46 8 698-5000
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Austria	Training of Bosnian Police	The project aims to train Bosnian Police. It will be implemented by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Interior.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				11/25/1999	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Austria	Modernisation of Courts	The projects involves bilateral exchanges of expert delegations from Croatia, Slovenia and Romania and looks at the methods of modernising courts (particularly with IT applications). It is coordinated by the Austrian Ministry of Justice.	Croatia, Romania, Slovenia				11/25/1999	Government	Division for Coordination of Aid to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	bettina.hoffmann@bka.gv.at
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Denmark	Training of Civil Servants	Support to Dibra County staff including judiciary, police and local administration (DKK 20 million) and support to School of Magistrates (DKK 2 million). The support is provided via Danida, the Danish Foreign Ministry's aid agency.	Albania				10/10/1999	Government	Department S.1, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark		+45 3392-1382
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Denmark	Technical Assistance in the Field of Judicial Reform	--Support in the establishment of an Ombudsman institution (DKK 8 million) --Support to the General Prosecutor (DKK 1 million) --Support to judicial inspectors (DKK 4 million) --Support to the Faculty of Law at Tirana University (DKK 5 million) --Support for the development of avenues for alternative conflict mediation The support is being provided via Danida, the Danish Foreign Ministry's aid agency.	Albania				10/10/1999	Government	Department S.1, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark		+45 33921328
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	UNICEF	Technical Assistance on Juvenile Issues and Child Rights	UNICEF provides technical assistance in the revision of juvenile codes; the establishment of juvenile justice systems, and; the training of international and local police, law enforcement personnel and judges on juvenile issues and child rights. The technical assistance is provided as part of UNICEF's Child Protection programme.	SEE				11/22/1999	International Organization	Steven Allen, Special Representative, UNICEF Area Office for the Balkans	Kolodvorska 6, 71000 Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina	(+387 71) 230-118	(+387-71) 642-970	sallen@unicef.org
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Slovenia	Education, Training and Research on Police and Security Issues in SEE	The proposed project consists of 5 sub-projects: 1. The provision of professional higher education in police and security studies at the College of Police and Security Studies (CPSS) in Ljubljana 2. Assistance to individual SEE countries in establishing higher education institutions in police and security studies. 3. The provision of specialised courses and training in the field of police and security studies. 4. The staging of conferences, workshops and roundtables on current police and security issues in Southeast Europe. 5. Joint research projects inbetween the CPSS and various reseach institutions in SEE	SEE		DM 262,000		1/25/2000	Government	Mr. Milan Pagon, College of Police and Security Studies	Kotnikova 8, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia	+386 61 172 4678	+386 61 302 687
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe (CoE)	Programme of Cooperation	The CoE has programmes of cooperation for countries from central and eastern European countries with the following points of focus: -organisation and functioning of the judiciary; -reinforcement of the independence of the judiciary; -training of judicial professions (judges, prosecutors, lawyers, bailiffs, court staff).	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe	Programs for Appropriate Judicial and Law Enforcement Standards	- Standards: ECHR; ECPT; European Prison Rules; standards for the judiciary contained in the CoE's conventions; recommendations and the case law on the European Court of Human Rights. - Intergovernmental Activities: Steering Committee on Legal Cooperation; Steering Committee on Crime Problems; CPT; Steering Committee on Human Rights; Council for Penological Cooperation; specific committees on police ethics (PC-PO); the role of prosecutors in criminal proceedings (PC-PR) - Programmes of cooperation with SEE states: organisation and training of police; training of judiciary; assesment of prison systems	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General of Legal Affairs, Council of Europe
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	OSCE (Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR))	Workshops for Police and Judicial Personnel on Trafficking in Human Beings	Training will be provided in two parts. The first will focus on raising general awareness and understanding of the problem, legal standards, and approaches to combating trafficking. The second part will focus specifically on laws and law enforcement techniques available to investigate and prosecute trafficking crimes and to provide protection and legal remedies to victims of trafficking. Consideration will also be given to identifying limitations in the existing legal or law enforcement framework and recommendations for improvement.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Commission	Technical Assistance to the Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Technical assistance was provided to the Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina as part of the 1996 PHARE programme.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Commission	1999 PHARE: State Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina		Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Commission	1999 PHARE: Judicial Reform		Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe	Strengthening the Independence and Effectiveness of the Judiciary	The project will consist three sub-projects designed to strengthen the independence and effectiveness of the judiciary. The sub-projects involve: -the training of judges, lawyers and prosecutors; -the development of structures to guarantee the independence of the judiciary, by amongst others, establishing or strengthening institutions responsible for managing judges careers (especially appointments, promotions and disciplinary procedures) and reinforcing associations of judges; -improving the effectiveness and quality of the administration of justice by introducing measures to prevent disputes, developing alternative avenues for dispute resolution, improving the system for executing judicial decisions	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex	+33 3 88 41 22 01	+33 3 88 41 37 39	guy.devel@coe.int
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe	Strengthening Security Whilst Conforming to European Standards	The project would consist of a number of sub-projects. Those are; -reform of criminal legislation through the provision of assistance and support; -police training in police ethics to ensure respect for human rights and fundamental rule of law principles; -increasing urban security and preventing juvenile delinquency though the provision of assistance by expert groups to local authorise in drawing up action plans on the matter; -ensuring the effective organisation and operation of prison systems through, amongst others, the organisation of assessment missions, establishment of steering groups of local and CoE experts and the organisation of periodic regional meetings.	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs	Council of Europe, F-67075 Strasbourg Cedex	+33 3 88 41 22 01	+33 3 88 41 37 39	guy.devel@coe.int
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Regional Police Staff Education Center for Southeast Europe	The project would involve the establishment of an SEE regional education center in Sarajevo for the provision of specialized training for law enforcement officers from the SEE region. The regional center would provide specialized training to police staff in subject areas that are of importance in the region, such as for example the prevention of organized crime, illicit drug trafficking, fraud, trafficking in human beings, corruption, money laundering and terrorism. The Center would also play an important role in securing coordination and cooperation between the police forces in the SEE region. The Center would also maintain a common information system or database with fixed standards regarding target control, etc.	SEE		DM 1,5 million	The Government of Bosnia will provide a choice of buildings for the Center	2/9/2000	Government	Mr. Mehmed Zilic, Federal Minister of Interior Affairs	Mehmeda Spahe 7	+387 71 667-246	+387 71 472-976
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Croatia	Conference: Reform of Criminal Legislation in SEE Countries	The conference will examine the current state of affairs pertaining to criminal legislation in the countries of the region. It will consider criminal reform processes and will conclude with an attampt to establish the most important goals and criteria for the implementation of criminal legislation reform in the countries of the region.	Croatia				2/9/2000	Government	Mr. Dubravko Palijas, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Justice		+385 1 371-0712	+385 1 371-0653
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Montenegro	New Law on Prosecutors	The project involves the staging of round tables, workshops and seminars in order to exchange explore ideas for establishment of a new Law on State Prosecutor that would be in accordance with international standards.	Montenegro (FRY)		DEM 205,000		2/9/2000	Government	Ministry of Justice of Montenegro
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Montenegro	New Law on Penalty Execution	The project would see the harmonization of Montenegro's existing Law on Penalty Execution with international standards. To that end, the project would involve the engagement of domestic and international experts and the organization of workshops, round tables, training programs and study visits.	Montenegro (FRY)				2/9/2000	Government	Ministry of Justice
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	OSCE	Prison Service Reform	The OSCE proposes the expansion of a programme on prison service reform, that is currently being implemented in Albania, Croatia and FYROM, to the SEE region. The programme involves activities such as; -the provision of advice on inter alia security standards, prisoner treatment, the legal framework for the operation of prisons and procedures to deal with hunger strikes in an appropriate manner; -study visits -provision of assistance in regards to the management of prison systems on a country-specific basis.	SEE				2/9/2000	International Organization	Mr. Michael Meyer, OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR)		+48 22 520-0600 (ext.4131)	+48 22 520-0605	mm@odihr.osce.waw.pl
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	OSCE (ODIHR)/Open Society Institute/ Constitutional and Legal Policy Institute	Assistance to the Police Service of FYR Macedonia	Assistance in the development of modern training; provision of support in the reform of police structure; provision of support to the Ministry of Interior.	FYR of Macedonia	Soros Foundation, Constitutional and Legal Policy Institute (COLPI)			2/9/2000	International Organization	Michael Meyer, OSCE-ODIHR		+48 22 520-0600		mm@odihr,osce.waw.pl
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	Strengthen Police	Strengthening of the police through the provision of DNA analysis capability.	Montenegro		DM 1,500,000		2/10/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	Police Equipment	Procurement of an auto fingerprint identification system.	Montenegro		DM 2.400,000		2/10/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	Ministry of Interior Broadband Network	Upgrading of the Monistry of Interior's information system.	Montenegro		$2,000,000		2/10/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Legislative Workshops	Provision of training on legislative issues for judges, attorneys and lawyers from SEE countries.	SEE		N/A		2/23/2000		German Ministry of Justice, Berlin
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Assistance in Legislative and Judicial Reform	Provision of assistance and counseling in legislative drafting; provision of assistance regarding the uniform application of the laws by the judiciary; provision of equipment aid for the judiciary; provision of training for judges, attorneys and lawyers.	SEE		N/A		2/23/2000	Government	German Ministry of Justice, Berlin
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Legal Reform (Albania)	The project will consist of several sub-projects, including: - Assistance in legislative drafting in the field of criminal law and fight against corruption - training	Albania		N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Berlin, Section 241		+49-1888-17-4271	+49 1888 17-4161
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Legal Reform (Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Hungary)	The project will consist of several sub-projects, including: - Assistance in legislative drafting (e.g. civil law and economic law reform, criminal law reform); -provision of training	Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Hungary		N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	Deutsche Stiftung für internationale rechtliche Zusammenarbeit e.V.	Ubierstr.92, 53173 Bonn	+49 228 9555-0	+49 228 9555-100	Email: info@irz.de
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Legal Reform (Romania)	The project will consist of several sub-projects, including: - assistance in legislative drafting, including practical issues of legislative drafting, Constitu-tional reform, Competencies of the Constitutional Court, Re-form of criminal law, criminal procedure, Reform of admini-strative procedure; - assistance regarding uniform application of the law by the judiciary (e.g. creation of an official journal of rulings by the Supreme Court) - provision of training	Romania		N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	Deutsche Stiftung für internationale rechtliche Zusammenarbeit e.V.	Ubierstr.92, 53173 Bonn	+49 228 9555-0	+49 228 9555-100	Email: info@irz.de
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Coordination of Bosnian Legislation with European Standards	Establishment of a library collection of European Union regulations and judgements from the European Court of Human Rights and European Court of Justice which would be used as a reference point in the harmonization of Bosnian legislation with that of the European Union.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 175,000		2/10/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law	Ministry of Civil Affairs and Communications, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Harmonisation of Entity and State Laws	Harmonisation of laws between the entities; harmonisation of federal and State laws.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 400,000		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Assistance in the Implementation of Execution of Penalties and Sanctions Law	Assistance in the implementation of the federal Law on the Execution of Penalties and Sanctions through; -the establishment of a correction houses for men and women -the reparation of the building for mandatory psychiatric treatment; -the reparation of an existing correction house and juvenile correction center in Zenica;	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 11,538,461		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Legal Reform	The project involves the following sub-projects: -Harmonization of the Federal Penal Law and Law on Criminal Proceeding with international standards -drafting of federal laws and regulation for harmonization with European legislation -drafting of federal anti-corruption laws	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DM 700,000		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Council of Europe	Creation of a Clearing House	Creation of a web-site clearing house for the harmonisation of legislation with European standards.	SEE				2/15/2000		Mr. Guy De Vel, Director General, Directorate General of Legal Affairs	Council of Europe, 67075 Strasbourg Cedex	+33 3 88 41 22 01	+33 3 88 41 37 39	guy.devel@coe.int
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	New Law on Penalty Execution	Reform of the existing law on Penalty Execution.	Montenegro		DM 205,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	New Law on Prosecutors	Reform of the existing Law on Prosecutors.	Montenegro		DM 205,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	New Law on Internal Affairs	Reform of the existing Law on Internal Affairs.	Montenegro		DM 205,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	New Law On Firearms (Carrying Firearms)	Reform of the existing Law On Firearms (Carrying Firearms).	Montenegro		DM 205,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	New Law On Guaranteed Private Property Protection	Reform of the existing Law on Guaranteed Private Property Protection and the Establishment of a Private Property Office.	Montenegro		DM 205,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Training of Lawyers (Bilateral Projects)	The projects will attempt to assist the legal reform process in Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Romania and Hungary. It will provide training on the application of the new laws and on international legal instruments. The project will also involve the provision of legal literature and publications in the local language (in Co-operation with the Council of Europe).	Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Romania, Hungary		N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	MFA Berlin, Section 241		+49-1888-17-4271	+49 1888 17-4161
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Training of Lawyers (Bilateral Projects)	Multilateral training program for judges, attorneys and lawyers from SEE countries. Possible topics to be covered by the training programmes include: the fight against transnational organized crime and corruption; questions regarding international legal aid; ways and means to strengthen transnational working contacts	Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Romania, Hungary	Council of Europe	N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	MFA Berlin, Section 241		+49-1888-17-4271	+49 1888 17-4161
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Reform of the Federation Supreme Court, Prosecutors' Office and Judiciary	The project consists of a number of sub-projects, including: -reform of the federal Supreme Court, Prosecutors' Office and Judiciary; -reform of the Federal Supreme Court to prosecute and investigate, in the first instance, cases pertaining to terrorism, drug trafficking and organized crime; -assistance in the implementation of the Law on Judicial and Public Prosecution functions; -assistance in the implementation of the Law on Public Notaries	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 2,670,569		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Establishment of Federal Court Police	Establishment of court police and the provision of necessary training as well as the procurement of equipment and materials necessary for the functioning of the court police.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 1,000,000		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Establishment of a Federal Judicial Information Network	Establishment of a information database and network between all courts, prosecutors' offices and ministries of justice in the Federation of the Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 600,000		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Cooperation in the Harmonization of Federal Laws with International Standards	Provision of financial assistance for the continuation of cooperation with international organizations, the OHR, governmental organizations and NGOs in the harmonization of federal laws with international standards.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 300,000		2/16/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Personnel Training	Provision of training to judges, prosecutors, clerks, correction officers as well as administrative personnel and notaries' staff.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 1,900,000		2/11/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Government of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Reform of Federal Registrars	Assistance in the provision of legal reform, technical infrastructure and personnel training for the overhaul of: -the Registrar for Companies and Legal Entities; - Land and Real Estate Registrar; - Registrar for Liens on Moveable Property; - Registrar of Annual Statement; -Registrar of Citizens	Bosnia-Herzegovina		DEM 2,000,000		2/11/2000	Government	Federal Ministry of Justice, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Establishment of a national court information network	Establishment of an information system between all courts and prosecutor's offices in Bosnia-Herzegovina.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 100,000		2/10/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law, Ministry of Civil Affairs	Musala 9, Sarajevo 71000 Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Assistance in the Establishment of a National Legal Office	Provision of appropriate office space for the National Legal Office as well as the procurement of all necessary equipment and legal literature and the provision of funds for attorneys' and other employees' payments.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 1 million		2/10/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law, Ministry of Civil Affairs	Musala 9, Sarajevo 71000 Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Assistance in the Establishment of a National Prosecutor's Office	Provision of appropriate office space for the national prosecutor's office as well as the procurement of necessary equipment and legal literature and the provision of funds for prosecutors and other employees' payments.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 1 million		2/10/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law, Ministry of Civil Affairs	Musala 9, Sarajevo 71000 Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Assistance in the establishment of the Supreme Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Procurement of all necessary equipment and legal literature for the Supreme Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina as well as the provision of funds for judges' and employees payments.	Bosnia-Herzegovina		Euro 1 million		2/10/2000	Government	Department for International and Inter-entity Criminal Law, Ministry of Civil Affairs	Musala 9, Sarajevo 71000 Bosnia-Herzegovina
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Montenegro	Reform of Citizens' Services	Reform of Citizens' Services within the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Montenegro	Montenegro		DM 1,800,000		2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Greece	Seminar for Young Magistrates and Lawyers	The Ministry of Justice of Greece will provide 1 seminar per year to young magistrates and lawyers to introduce, familiarize and provide them with training on issues relevant to security and stability in SEE	SEE		N/A		2/15/2000		Mr. Evangelos Kroustalakis, Vice President of the Supreme Court	P.O. Box 22, 55102 Thessaloniki, Greece	+31 476-291	+31 476-144
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Germany	Police Training and Technical Assistance	Provision of training and assistance to police and border police in SEE countries.	SEE		N/A	German financial and technical contribution	2/23/2000	Government	MFA Berlin, Section 241		+49-1888-17-4271	+49 1888 17-4161
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Hungary	Law Enforcement Training Programme	Establishment of a four-week training programme for law enforcement officers, to be held in Budapest, Hungary.	SEE		Euro 55,000 + Euro 1,800 per participant		2/15/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Hungary
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Bulgaria	Regional Police Officer Training Center on Human Rights	Establishment of a center to provide police officer training on human rights	SEE		Euro 117,015		2/15/2000	Government	Anelia Ivancheva	Ministry of Interior Sofia 1000	+359 2 982-4157	+359 2 980 3248
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	European Police Academy	Police Training	Provision of police training in conformity with EU standards and methods.	SEE				2/15/2000	Government
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	University of Ljubljana	Police Training and Education on Police and Security Issues	A three year higher education program in police and security studies. The programme would be offerred in Serbo-Croat or English. The programme would be offerred in Ljubljana so participants would have to reside in Ljubljana for the duration of their studies.	SEE				2/24/2000	Government	Dr. Milan Pagon, CPSS		+386 61 172-4678
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	WEU	Multinational Advisory Police Element (MAPE)	The WEU has, since May 1997, conducted a police training and advisory mission in Albania: the Multinational Advisory Police Element (MAPE). Two training centres have been established in Tirana and Durres. WEU personnel are providing advice and training to selected ministries and police directorates.	Albania				1/25/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Sweden	Training of Albanian Lawyers	Training of Albanian lawyers in national refugee and asylum law, human rights and international public law.	Albania				1/25/2000	Government	Division fo Western Balkans, SIDA	+46 8 698-5000
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Sweden	Support to Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Support to Constitutional Court of Bosnia-Herzegovina	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Sweden		+46 8 405-1000
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Promoting Human Rights and Domestic Law	International promotion of human rights and domestic law.	SEE	Netherlands Helsinki Committee			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Promoting Independent Judiciary in Croatia	Promotion of independence within the judiciary in Croatia.	Croatia	Netherlands Helsinki Committee			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Training and Internship Programme for Lawyers	Training and internship programme for Bulgarian and Romanian lawyers on the topics of; the rule of law, democracy and human rights.	Romania, Bulgaria				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Humanitarian Law Center	Humanitarian law center in Kosovo	Kosovo				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Legislative Reform Programme	Legislative reform programme in 14 CEE and SEE states.	SEE, CEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Training and Documentation Programme on International and European Law	Joint training and documentation programme in international and European law. The programme is being conducted in Sofia, Romania.	Romania	Asser Institute			1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Program for Countries in Transition	Bezuidenhoutsweg 67	+31 70 348-6295	+31 70 348-4797
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Austria	International Conference: Development and Maintenance of Property Rights	Sponsorship of the first two sessions of the International Conference on the Development and Maintenance of Property Rights for Central, Eastern and Baltic Europe.	CEE, SEE, Baltic States	World Bank			1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Austria	Bilateral Study Visits for Prison Experts	The project involved the hosting of of study visits to Austria by Hungarian prison experts.	Hungary				1/25/2000	Government	Division for Coordination of Assistance to CEEC & NIS, Austrian Federal Chancellery		+43 1 531-1543 80	+43 1 533-6882	monika.einzinger@bka.gv.at
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Assistance in the Development of the Croatian Judiciary	Assistance in the development of the Croatian judiciary (1 project).	Croatia				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs , European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 3: Police and Judicial Reform	Netherlands	Regional Legislative Reform Programme	Legislative reform programme (1 project).	SEE				1/25/2000	Government	Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Directorate, Balkans Task Force		+31 70 348-4253	+31 70 348-5329
WT 3: Migration	European Commission	Immigration and External Border Control	Programs aiming at managing immigration and external border control in Albania and BiH. To be implemented in 1999 in cooperation with the Greek Ministry of Public Order, Austria and ICMPD. Training programmes and exchanges of staff in Albania and other countries in the region. The European Commission's ODYSSEUS Program	SEE	IOM, Greek Ministry of Public Order, ICMPD, Austria			10/18/1999	International Organization Government
WT 3: Migration	UNHCR	Legal Assistance in the Areas of Migration and Asylum	The project involves the provision of assistance to the Bosnian Government in the preparation of legislation on asylum and immigration. The UNHCR will, in cooperation with the Bosnian Government, provide training for relevant government officials once the law has been passed.	Bosnia-Herzegovina				1/24/2000	International Organization	UNHCR, Office of the Chief of Mission, Zagreb
WT 3: Migration	UNHCR	Assistance in the preparation of Asylum and Migration Legislation	The UNHCR has been be providing technical support to the Croatian Government in preparing legislation that will regulate asylum and immigration matters.	Croatia				1/24/2000	International Organization
WT 3: Migration	Council of Europe	Programs Aimed at Favoring Concerted Action in the Field of Migration	Intergovernmental Activities: -Committee of Experts on Migration (CDMG)	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	Mr. Costas Pilavachi, Director General of Social Cohesion
WT 3: Migration	Council of Europe	Development of Institutional Capabilities in the Area of Migration and Asylum	Intergovernmental Activities: -Committee on Legal Issues Regarding Asylum and Refugees (CAHAR) Programmes of Cooperation with SEE countries: -assistance on the law on foreigners and rights of asylum	SEE				1/25/2000	International Organization	<font face="Arial" s