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A mountain panorama seen from behind a raggedy wooden fence.

Systematic shortcomings will deprive people affected by Georgian dam of compensation

September 11, 2017 | Read more

An assessment of livelihoods of people to be affected by the Nenskra hydropower plant in Georgia is rigged with mistakes that will lead to significant losses for locals.

A wooden hanging bridge over a strong river stream. The word welcome is written in red letters on the bridge.

The true colours of Svaneti – A festival in the stunning Georgian mountains

August 30, 2017 | Read more

Despite the remote location, the culture festival We Are Svaneti brought together people from three continents and helped young Svans to become aware of their communities’ unique traditions.

A meeting room with empty chairs around a table.

EU funds in central and eastern Europe: ‘partnership principle’ still not translating to ‘partnership in practice’

August 29, 2017 | Read more

A new report assesses the state of play with the involvement of civil society partners in EU funds.

A panorama view of the Tuzla lignite power plant in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Balkan governments unprepared for new EU pollution rules

August 17, 2017 | Read more

New EU rules entering into force today, to limit pollution from power plants, will also apply in most Western Balkan countries. But the region’s governments are so far acting like they don’t exist.

Bulgarian government wants to limit civil rights for the sake of EU funding

July 24, 2017 | Read more

With new legislation, Bulgaria’s government is trying to limit inconvenient civil engagement in projects it deems strategic.

Way off track in Riga – EU funds at risk for controversial tram project

July 21, 2017 | Read more

Public tensions have been rising over a proposed EUR 100 million tram line in the capital Riga that is proposed for EU funding.

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