The project aims at strengthening the independence, efficiency, quality and accountability of the judiciary enabling it to fight against all forms of crime through a more efficient criminal justice system in the Republic of Serbia.
The overall project aims to make the justice system more efficient, effective and accountable. The project will support the development and early implementation of a credible sector-wide long-term reform strategy through the provision of technical, financial, and material assistance.
Regulation 1393/2007 of 13 November 2007 on the service of judicial and extrajudicial documents in civil and commercial matters (the “Regulation” or the “Service Regulation”) has proven to be a successful means of improving judicial cooperation and transmission of documents within Europe and to function fairly well in practice.
The overall objective of the project is to contribute towards the development of a stable and democratic political framework in the Central Asian partner countries, as established in the EU Strategy for Central Asia.
The overall objective of the project is to contribute to a more independent and performing judiciary system in Lebanon, thus increasing its legitimacy and trust among the Lebanese public.
The Constitutional Court of Georgia (CCG) was established in 1996 and has faced important developments in terms of its structure and competencies.
Within the framework of EU approximation process, the project aims at strengthening the rule of law and human rights protection in Georgia in line with Georgia’s international commitments.
The overall objective of this contract is to support the modernization of the Serbian Tax Administration (STA) by establishing efficient It system aligned with the EU requirements for management of human resources and subsequent training of users in its use and maintenance.
The global objective of the project of which this contract will be a part is to contribute to the implementation of the State Strategy for Regional Development of Georgia 2010-2017.
The overall objective of the programme of which this contract will be part is to promote an equitable access to justice and its efficient enforcement for all citizens in general and poor and disadvantaged people, including women, children, minorities, indigenous people, and human rights and social activists, in particular.
Even though the Government has set a number of mechanisms for improving the situation of the minorities in the country, there is constant and evident need for strengthening the stakeholders’ capacity for better implementation, enforcement and monitoring of the relevant legislation and strategies.