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BUILDINGDEMOCRACYFROMBELOW:THE WORKOF THELOCALDEMOCRACYAGENCIESAND THEIRASSOCIATION
ASSOCIATIONOF THELOCALDEMOCRACYAGENCIES
Projects funded by
EUROPEAN UNION
- From a pilot project to a strong network - The Association of Local Democracy Agencies- ALDA is growing- Financial support- Partners and Members- To be a member of ALDA brings many advantages to local and regional authorities- Key dates- Map of the Local Democracy Agencies
KOSOVO - UNMIK- Local Democracy Agency - Kosovo
SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO- Local Democracy Agency - Subotica- Local Democracy Agency - Central and Southern Serbia- Local Democracy Agency - Montenegro
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA- Local Democracy Agency - Prijedor- Local Democracy Agency - Zavidovici- Local Democracy Agency - Mostar
CROATIA- Local Democracy Agency - Verteneglio/Brtonigla- Local Democracy Agency - Sisak- Local Democracy Agency - Osijek
FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA- Local Democracy Agency - Ohrid
GEORGIA - supporting a new democracy at the edge of Europe
DONORS
CONTACTING THE LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCIES
CONTACTING THE ASSOCIATION OF THE LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCIES
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From a pilot project to a strong network
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The Local Democracy Agencies (LDAs) were created be-cause European local and regional representatives wished to provide assistance to war-ravaged regions in the former Yugoslavia. The first LDA was founded in Subotica, Serbia, in 1993, with other LDAs following in all the countries of the former Yugoslavia. The Agencies operate only in de-centralised areas, where the presence of the international community is usually lower.
Initially, the LDAs supported citizens with local and hu-manitarian aid, but after the war in the Balkans ended, they began contributing to the difficult task of re-building local communities, restoring respect for human rights and re-establishing understanding and good relations between different ethnic groups. The LDAs also play an important role in the Stability Pact for South East Europe and they are members of the Steering Committee on Local Democracy and Transborder Co-operation. The Agencies have been recognised as fundamental stakeholders in the stabilisation and democratisation of the area and collaborate regularly with such organisations as the Council of Europe, the Euro-pean Union, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Italy, France and Norway and the Open Society among many others.
Each LDA is an independent organisation. Some are locally registered NGOs, others are internationally registered NGOs and still others are de-centralised branches of an Associa-tion registered abroad. This decentralised structure gives us the flexibility to tailor the structure of each LDA and its network of partners according to local circumstances.
Despite their diversity, the LDAs are unified by a common methodology that stresses multilateral decentralised co-operation between local authorities and representatives of civil society. Town-twinning between Northern or Western European local authorities and their counterparts in the Bal-kans is one of our most effective and widespread techniques.
The Association of Local Democracy Agencies
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As the number of Local Democracy Agencies and the scale of their activities increased over the years, the Association of Local Democracy Agencies (ALDA) was founded as an umbrella organisation in 1999. This brought significant ben-efits for the work of the Agencies because ALDA coordinates LDA activities, contributes to fundraising, develops common projects and gives administrative and personal assistance where needed.
ALDA’s statute provides that the Association will manage its programmes in close co-operation with the Council of Europe. A working agreement ensures that ALDA and the LDAs help the Council of Europe in implementing its programmes in South East Europe. In return, the Council of Europe, in particular its Congress of Local and Regional Authorities, provides ALDA and the LDAs with political, financial and logistical support.
Since 2000, ALDA has undertaken numerous activities to extend its geographical basis and to bring its proven method of town-twinning to areas outside South East Europe. In 2004, ALDA ran the EU Mayors programme financed by the European Commission, which brings together partners from six Western and Eastern European countries (England, Ire-land, Italy, France, Poland and Lithuania) to exchange their best practices in different areas of local democracy. Other new geographical areas include Belarus, where ALDA will implement a project together with partners from Lithuania and Poland. Furthemore, the first Local Democracy Agency outside South East Europe will be opened in Kutaisi, Georgia in summer 2005.
Funding for the LDAs and their Association comes from a wide variety of sources including the Council of Europe, the Con-gress of Local and Regional Authorities, the European Com-mission, the United Nations, and the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). In addition, the LDAs and ALDA have received financial support from a number of states (Switzerland, Norway, Finland, Liechtenstein, Ireland, Italy and Luxembourg), towns and individuals.
The Local Democracy Agencies comprise a network of more than 216 partners from 21 European countries of which 52% are local authorities, 25% NGOs, 7% regional authorities and 16% others. At present, ALDA counts 107 members from 15 countries - local authorities (58%), NGOs (16%) and individuals (20%) make up the broad network of of members. 39% of them are also partners of the LDAs.
ALDA is growing
Financial support
Partners and Members
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Map of the Local Democracy Agencies
Key dates
1993 Founding of LDA in Subotica (Serbia and Montenegro) and in Osijek (Croatia)
1994 Founding of LDA in Maribor (Slovenia), closed in 1996
1995 Founding of LDA in Tuzla (Bosnia and Herzegovina), closed in 2003
1996 Founding of LDA in Sisak (Croatia), in Ohrid “Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” and in Verteneglio (Croatia)
1997 Founding of LDA in Zavidovici (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
1999 Founding of the Association of LDAs
2000 Founding of LDA in Prijedor (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
2001 Founding of LDA in Central and Southern Serbia (Serbia) and in Montenegro
2003 Founding of LDA in Kosovo and 10th anniversary celebrations of the work of the Local Democracy Agencies
2004 Founding of LDA in Mostar (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
1. to be part of a European network of local authorities involved in capacity building, democratic processes and peace-building programmes
2. to be included in European projects and to fundraise together with partners from all over Europe
3. to exchange best practices with other local and regional authorities from Europe and to improve skills or capacities in local government, civil society participation as well as economic and social development
To be a member of ALDA brings many advantages to local and regional authorities:
KOSOVO - UNMIK
Interethnic dialogue and cultural enrichment
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYKOSOVO
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Created in 2003.
Projects include:
Civic and environmental education.Training of local officials.French language courses.Networking assistance.
Local and international exchange programmes.Youth workshops.
Regional networking events for women.
Sustainable tourism.
Kosovo Ensemble (France), Association Locale de Forma-tion et d’Adaptation (A.L.F.A.), Youth Planet, Association Francaise d’aide et de soutien au Kosovo (AFASAK), Mou-vement pour une Alternative Non-violente (MAN), Equipe de Paix dans les Balkans, Association des Municipalités du Kosovo, Municipaly of Gjilan, East-West Institute.
Capacity building and transborder co-operation
Gender issues
Local economic development and sustainable development
LDA partners
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYSUBOTICA
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SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
Founded in October 1993.
Projects include:
Workshops in management of local self-government.
Experts’ meetings, surveys, and publications to strengthen interethnic dialogue and tolerance.
Training seminars for young political leaders on best practices.Projects between Voivodina and counties in Croatia, Hungary and Romania.
A series of publications in Serbian and English.
Wolverhampton, City Council (Lead Partner), United Kingdom; Town of Subotica; Minority Rights Group Inter-national London (UK); Buskerud County Council, Norway; Center for Minorities’ Rights Protection, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina; Dalmatian Solidarity Committee, Split, Croatia; Open University Subotica.
Wolverhampton, City Council (Lead Partner), United King-
dom; LGI Budapest, the British Embassy in Belgrade and the British Government, the Swiss Agency for Development and Co-operation, Finland, Liechtenstein and the Canton of Basel Stadt.
Capacity building
Reconciliation
Transborder cooperation
Environmental protection and sustainable development
LDA partners
Project supporters
SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCY IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN
SERBIA
Strengthening local authorities
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Trans-border co-operation in the Euro–region EuroBalkans
Sustainable development and environmental protection
Established in 2001.
Projects include:
Training for local and regional councillors on new perspec-tives of Local Government Management (Kragujevac).
Trainings and exchange of experiences among partner cit-ies (Nis, Kraljevo).
Workshops on conflict management and participatory plan-ning (Leskovac, Kraljevo).
Education of lawyers, attorneys and NGO representatives on how to bring a case to the European court for Human Rights (Nis).
Support to the establishment of the territorial pact “Put Vode” (Kraljevo).
Round table on local self-government (Nis).Technical support to the “municipal Housing Agencies” (Kraljevo).
International conferences and meetings for the establish-ment of a Euro-region (Nis).
Fact-finding of best practices in Bulgarian public services (Nis).Project cycle management training, and logical framework
analysis for Neighbourhood Program (Nis).
Studies on waste management (Nis).Workshops on the National Park Kopaonik (Nis).Environmental awareness campaigns (Kragujevac).
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Assessments with the Council of Europe’s Development Bank (Nis).
Tools for the establishment of a social enterprises (Nis, Kragujevac).WSs for a Manifesto for Local Development in the Balkans
(Kragujevac, Kraljevo).Training course for “Territorial Operators”(Kraljevo, Nis).Agricultural pilot project (Kraljevo).International conference on industrial dismissed areas (Kragujevac).Establishment of a micro credit fund with priorities in agri-
culture and tourism development (Kraljevo).Establishment of Consortium “Put Vode”(Kraljevo).
Workshops in schools and Ethno Youth Camp (Nis).Prequalification of refugees, IDPs, Roma and people in
need; financial support for start-up self employment (Nis,Kraljevo).
Women studies and Gender Library (Kraljevo).Girls’ workshops - day of women’s studies lectures (Kraljevo).
Person to person long distance support (Kraljevo).
Interethnic relations and refugees
Gender studies
Assistance to the elderly, local, IDPs and refugees
Local economic development
LDA Partners
Athletic tournaments to promote cross-border contact (Kraljevo).
Educational enrichment for displaced children (Kraljevo).Support to civil society and youth aggregation (Kraljevo).Youth info point (Kraljevo).Youth Exchanges with Ireland, Italy, Bosnia and Herzegovi-
na, Kosovo (Nis,Kraljevo).Internship programme in local authorities and the media
(Nis, Kraljevo, Kragujevac, Leskovac).
Suresnes - lead partner (France), Carlow County Council (Ireland), Reggio Emilia, Municipality of Vefsen (Norway), Municipality of Saltdal (Norway), Tavolo Trentino per la Serbia, Association of the LDA Zavidovici, Citizen Committee of Ivrea, Codess Sociale Venezia, Institute for Public Administration - Dublin, Italian Consortium of Solidarity, Cités Unies de France, Kent County Council, City of Barcelona, Balkan Assist Associa-tion, East West Institute, City of Nis, Kragujevac, Kraljevo and Leskovac, Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities.
Youth empowerment
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SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO
Capacity building
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYMONTENEGRO
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Created in 2001.
Projects include:
Training for NGOs.Improving citizens’ participation.Transborder co-operation.
Transborder co-operation.Basics of human rights for highschool students.Summer School.PR and Training Ressource Centre. Improving status of people with disabilities in Montenegro.Youth Centre.
Protection of environment and sustainable development.Local economic development.Development and poverty reduction strategy.
East Staffordshire Borough Council - lead partner (UK), City of Ancona (Italy), Regione Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy), City of Neuchatel (Switzerland), City of Lingen (Germany), Or-ganisation Betton-Montenegro (France), City of Niksic, City of Kotor, City of Rozaje, Philosophical Faculty of University of Montenegro, Union of Municipalities of Montenegro (Serbia-Montenegro), City of Levanger (Norway).
Reconciliation and integration
LDA Partners
Development
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYPRIJEDOR
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Interethnic dialogue and reconciliation
Transparency and citizens’ participation
Local sustainable economic development
Established in 2000.
Projects include:
Promotion of the Civic Forum of Prijedor. School for Peace and journalism course for young
people.Support to the youth centres in Prijedor.Workshops in schools.
Exchanges of experiences and joint activities be-tween cultural institutions, local administrations, local economic development stakeholders, and the third sector.
Exchanges between schools, cultural and sport ex-changes.
Debates and initiatives on the inclusion of SEE coun-tries in the EU.
Humanitarian help.
Training for local authorities.Public budget hearing.Working group on transparency and reform of public
administration.Debates between local authorities and citizens.
Trainings and stages promoting young entrepreneurship.Support to microcredit fund and Association of Agri-
cultural Producers of Prijedor.
Promotion of Europe from Below
LDA Partners
Town of Prijedor; “Project Prijedor” Association (Italy), towns of Aldeno, Baselga di Pinè, Borgo Valsugana, Cad-erzone, Caldonazzo, Cavalese, Grumes, Lavis, Levico, Massimeno, Pergine Valsugana, Pinzolo, Predazzo, Ronzo Chienis, Spiazzo, Tassullo, Trento, Varena, Comprensorio Alta Valsugana C4, Comprensorio Valle dell’Adige C5 (Italy); Diputacion de Cordoba (Spain); Cooperative of Social Soli-darity “L’Ancora” (Trento), “House of Peace” Association (Trento), Cultural Association “L’Allegria” (Trento), “Initia-tive for Solidarity Association” (Brescia).
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Established in April 1997.
Projects include:
Micro-credit through the Centre for Entrepreneurship Development.Creation of local greenhouses.Research on local development with the French government.Planning a natural park around a local spring.
Marketing women’s artisanal products in Italy.Fundraising for housing construction.
Education, integration, and public relations for Roma.Intercultural meeting on intercultural education.Reconstruction of schools.Youth Centre, school exchanges, sports.Production of books, documentaries (Europe, Srebrenica), and exhibitions.
Association for the Zavidovici LDA (established by: Asso-ciation of the Brescia Municipalities - ACB); Province of Cremona; Municipality of Alba; Ufficio Pace città di Alba; Donne in nero AlbaBrescia: Arci Provinciale; Staff Service Mu&Ap; Uisp; Spi Cgil; Gruppo Dedalo; Cinsa; Liberacion (Carpendolo); Ass. culturale Treatro (Gardone VT); Gruppo Cag Naviganti (Concesio); Comune di Romanengo; Comu-ne di Gadesco Pieve Delmona; Comune di Gomito; Cgil; Gruppo Mir Hoda; Arci Nuova Associazione.
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYZAVIDOVICI
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Sustainable economic development
Empowerment of Women
Confidence-building measures
LDA Partners
Capacity building
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BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYMOSTAR
Local Economic Development
Sustainable development, protection of environment and waste management
LDA Partners
Interethnic Dialogue
Opened in 2004.
Projects include:
Exchange of best practices with secondary schools
Training for local authorities and civil society in conflict management, participatory planning process and setting up of an info-point.
Identifying the best opportunities of local development per-ceived by different target groups.
Seminars and exchanges of best practices.
Puglia Region (Italy, Lead Partner), host city of Mostar, Sicily Region, City of Monfalcone, City of Montegrotto (Italy), Region of Vejle (Denmark), City of Kragujevac, City of Kayseri (Turkey).
CROATIA
Transborder co-operation
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYVERTENEGLIO / BRTONIGLA
Capacity Building
Sustainable development
LDA Partners
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Established in 1996.
Projects include:
Training for local authorities.Interethnic dialogue.
Improvement of communication skills.Participation in international conferences.Courses on volunteerism and associationism.Training on implementation of EU standards.
Environmental awareness courses, competitions, and pageants.Sustainable tourism.Training on legal issues in agro-tourism and rural tourism.Candidacy for “Town of Wine” in the National Italian Association.Actions for local economic development in the Balkans.
City of Bellinzona - lead partner (Switzerland), City of Por-togruaro (Italy), Commune of Greve in Chianti, Ravenna, Duino Aurisina and Russi (Italy), Region of Istria (Croatia), Commune of Verteneglio (Croatia), “Causes Communes Suisses” (Switzerland), Association “Circolo di cultura Is-tro-Veneta”, Association “Marevivo -FVG” (Italy)
CROATIA
Democratisation and capacity building
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYSISAK
Decentralised international cooperation
Promotion of Human Rights and Minority Rights
Family violence prevention and protection of victims
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Opened in 1996.
Projects include:
Promotion of local government transparency and accountability.Trainings on Transparent Grant-Awarding Module for local authorities. Mayor-to-Mayor meetings.
Trainings for local authorities and civil society in conflict manage-ment and participatory planning process.
Opened Info point in the LDA Sisak.
Cross-border Mayor-to-Mayor meetings in Italy and Bosnia.Youth exchange.Facilitation of joint projects between nature parks in Italy and Croatia.Organisation of the international seminar “Xenophobia and ethnic
discrimination”.
Workshops for youth and creation of Human Rights calendar.Promotion of inter-ethnic dialogue.
SOS phone line for the victims of family violence and social exclu-sion (psycho-social help and legal advices).
Public campaigns against violence.Workshops and trainings for women. Published manual “Recognize the violence” in circulation of 1600 copies.
Local economic development.Environmental protection.
City of Mogliano Veneto (partner leader), City of Preganziol, City of Marcon, City of Roncade, City of Arese, City of Lainate, City of Casale Monferrato, Province of Venice, Veneto region, City of Martin, City of Sisak, City of Hrvatska Kostajnica, NGO “Gruppo Accoglienza Famiglie Ex Yugoslavia”, NGO “SOS Lipovljani”, NGO “Il ponte”.
LDA Sisak has won the Prize for Human Rights“Liberté-Egalité-Fraternité”from the Republic of France in December 2004.
Sustainable development
LDA Partners
CROATIA
Sustainable development
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYOSIJEK
Opened in 1993.
Projects include:
Local economic development.Protection of environment.
Leadership in local governance.Management training for local officials and NGOs. Youth Council in the Town of Osijek.Strengthening co-operation with partners.
Roundtables, seminars, and excursions for interest groups.
De-mining project.School of Civil Society lectures on reconciliation and democracy.Day of Europe, Day of Council of Europe in the Town of Osijek.Occasional humanitarian aid for schools and refugees.Promoting topic-based debate over party-based debate.
City of Osijek (Croatia), City of Lausanne - lead partner (Switzerland), Causes Communes Vaud Leman (Switzer-land), Utrecht Platform (Netherlands), Centre for Peace Non-violence and Human Rights (Osijek, Croatia), Associa-tion of Regional Training Centres (Nitra, Slovakia).
Capacity building
Reconciliation activities
LDA Partners
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Transborder Co-operation in the Euroregion Danube-Drava-Sava
“FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA”
LOCAL DEMOCRACY AGENCYOHRID
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Established in 1997.
Projects include:
Developing cyberforums for key stakeholder groups.Conferences with partners to strengthen communication.
Training in local management techniques.Developing website.
Protection of the environment.Local economic development.
Host City Ohrid, Municipality Karditsa (Greece), Development Agency AN.KA. Karditsa - lead partner (Greece)
Transborder co-operation
Capacity building
Sustainable development
Intercultural and interreligious dialogue
LDA Partners
GEORGIA-supporting a new democracy at the edge of Europe
The Association of Local Democracy Agencies organised two fact finding missions to Georgia in February and Sep-tember 2004, in order to assess the needs and the possi-bilities to export its 12 years experience and methodology from South East Europe to the Caucasus. In the scope of the second mission, ALDA organised a seminar on “Partici-pation of the civil society in the decision-making process”. The seminar was attended by potential international partners (namely the city of Nantes (France); the city of Bristol and Newport (UK)); the mayor and representatives of the city council of Kutaisi (Georgia) and NGOs active in Kutaisi. ALDA is convinced that its methodology based on interna-tional decentralized cooperation might be an asset for the city of Kutaisi and its surrounding regions and wishes to open a new Local Democracy Agency in 2005.
to help local authorities to operate in an open and fair way;to improve their skills and capacities in order to have them
take into account the ‘bottom’ needs;
to support citizens in communicating their needs to local authorities; to improve their skills and capacities;
to implement a long-term commitment of the international and national partners by providing concrete and sustain-able activities;
to create synergies among the partners:
to provide human rights advocacy.
The future LDA will act as a platform with different aims:
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DONORS
Among the main donors of our activities are:
Programme “Promoting local economic development in the Western Balkans: youth groups capacity-building”.
Pilot Project in Belarus; Programme “Ac-tions for capacity-building for local authori-ties and civil society in Southern and Eastern Europe”; Italian Cities for the Cities in the Balkans (IB).
Local Economic Development in the Balkans.
MA.H.L.DE.NET - MAre Hadriaticum Local DEmoc-racy cross-border NETworks
EU Mayors Programme on EU Enlargement and Municipal Development (DG Enlarge-ment); Programme “Participation of civil society in the decision-making process at the local level. A common added value for local authorities in Europe” (DG Education and Culture).
Programme on Sustainable Development and the Protection of the Environment in South-East Europe.
Programme “Development of Democratic
Citizenship and Responsive Leadership at Local Level in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia and Montenegro”.
Confidence Building Measures Programme
Programme “Transborder Cooperation and Interethnic Dialogue”
Programme “Transborder Cooperation and Interethnic Dialogue”, Opening of an LDA in Mostar and Georgia.
Programme “Transborder Cooperation and Interethnic Dialogue”.
Programme “Transborder cooperation and interethnic dialogue”.
Democratisation and civil society.
Programme “Democratisation, transborder cooperation and civil society”.
Translation of manuals of “Local Government Management”, Programme on Communica-tion Issues.
NORWAY
ITALIAN MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
EUROPEAN COMMISSION
CANTON GENEVA
DIRECTORATE FOR LEGAL AFFAIRSAT THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
SWITZERLAND
LIECHTENSTEIN
FINLAND
CANTON BASEL STADT
CONGRESS OF LOCALAND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES
IRELAND
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND PUBLICSERVICE REFORM INITIATIVE
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FRENCH MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
INTERREG III A TRANSADRIATIC,EU COMMISSION
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Delegate: Stève DucheneAddress: Rruga Prizrenit Nr 23 Gjilan/Gnjilane Kosovo Poste via ZurichTel/fax: + 381 (0) 280255 39Mobile: + 377 (0) 44 283 349E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.adlkosovo.org
Delegate: Stanka Parac DamjanovicAddress: Trg cara Jovana Nenada 15, 24000 SUBOTICA - S&MTel/fax: + 381 24 554 587E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Emiliano BertoldiAddress: LDCSS Ulica Pobede 28, 1800 NisTel/Fax: + 381 18 523 853E-mail: [email protected]
Acting delegate: Marija PetronijevicTel.: + 381 64158 7878E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Kerim MedjedovicAddress: Njegoseva, 19 81400 Niksic, MontenegroTel.: + 381 83 212 515Fax: + 381 83 212 519E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Patrizia BugnaAddress: Kralja Petra I Oslobodioca 43 79101PrijedorTel.: + 387 52 241 100, 241 101Fax: + 387 52 241 102E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Simonetta DonsanteAddress: Omladinska 10, 72220 ZavidoviciTel/Fax: + 387 32 877 008E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.lda-zavidovici.it
Field office - KRALJEVO
LDA VERTENEGLIO/BRTONIGLA
LDA SISAK
LDA OSIJEK
LDA OHRID
Delegate: Roberto Maselli Address: Rade Bitange 48, BiH - 88000 MOSTAR Tel.: + 387 36 580865 Fax: + 387 36 580865 E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Tullio FernetichAddress: Trg Sv. Zenona Piazza S. Zenone 4 HR-51474, BRTONIGLA VERTENEGLIOTel.: + 385 52 774 617Fax: + 385 52 720 424E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.lda-verteneglio.hr
Delegate: Tatjana PuskaricAddress: Stjepana i Antuna Radica 2a 44000 SisakTel.: + 385 44 521 227Fax: + 385 44 521 231E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]: www.lda-sisak.hr
Delegato: Miljenko TurniskiAddress: K.F. Sepera HR-31000 OSIJEKTel.: + 385 31 203 088Fax: + 385 31 203 087E-mail: [email protected]
Delegate: Mirijana LozanoskaAddress: P.O.Box 34 6000 OhridTel.: + 389 46 279 980Fax: + 389 46 279 981E-mail: [email protected]: www.aldoh.org.mk
LDA SUBOTICA
LDA KOSOVO
LDA CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN SERBIA
LDA MONTENEGRO
LDA PRIJEDOR
MOSTAR
LDA ZAVIDOVICI
Antonella ValmorbidaDirector ALDA
Council of Europe - Avenue de l’Europe - Office 1024 - 67075 Strasbourg France
Tel. + 39 33 55 23 63 41 - Fax + 33 3 88 41 27 51/37 47
E-mail: [email protected]
Martial Paris Assistant to the Director
Council of Europe - Avenue de l’Europe - Office 1024 - 67075 Strasbourg - France Tel. + 33 3 90 21 45 93 - Fax + 33 3 88 41 27 51/3747
E-mail: [email protected]
Dorothee Fischer
Press Officer and Project Manager
Council of Europe - Avenue de l’Europe - Office 1024 - 67075 Strasbourg - France
Tel. + 33 3 90 21 45 93 - Fax + 33 3 88 41 27 51/3747
E-mail: [email protected]
Stefania TorielloProject Manager decentralised co-operation
22, Stradella della Racchetta - 36100 Vicenza - Italy
Tel. + 39 0444 540 146 - Fax + 39 0444 231 043
E-mail: [email protected]
Elisabeth Laforge Secretariat Congress of Local and Regional Authorities
of the Council of Europe - Office B 526
67075 Strasbourg
Tel. + 33 (0)3 90 21 55 22
Fax + 33 (0)3 88 41 2751
E-mail [email protected]
Gianfranco MartiniPresident
E-mail: [email protected]
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LDA OSIJEK
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