Author: Цивика мобилитас

  • Clean Drinking Water – A Basic Right or a Luxury?

    Five years ago, worried that illnesses affecting several members of her family and friends were caused by contaminated water in Gevgelija, Jovanka Dojranlieva joined forces with a few citizens from Gevgelija to form the civic initiative “Arsena.” They set out to investigate the quality of the water supplied by the…

  • “Textile Workers Stand Up Against Corporate Exploitation”

    More than 35,000 Macedonian citizens work in the textile industry, with 7,000 employed just in Štip and the surrounding area. The work is demanding, conditions are poor, and wages are at poverty levels. Nearly 80% of workers are women. They work in the factories because they have no other way…

  • Steps Towards…

    While the new government is focused on legislative changes in the social sector and is seeking a model to improve social entrepreneurship, civil society organizations are trying, through training programs, to help socially and economically vulnerable groups become competitive in the labor market. Supported by the Civica Mobilitas program, several…

  • Women Are Not Only Victims of Domestic Violence, but Also of Laws and Institutions

    In the past five years in Macedonia, 28 murders have been recorded as domestic violence. The Ministry of Interior’s daily bulletins are filled with incidents in which women—wives, girlfriends—are beaten. In just the first six months of this year, the police filed criminal charges against a total of 388 individuals…

  • “Civica Mobilitas National Forum – Citizens for Change”

    Under the motto “Citizens for Change – Civil Society Organizations Day”, CIVICA Mobilitas organized the third National Forum, which was attended by around one hundred civil society organizations from across the country. In front of numerous citizens and park visitors at the “Shkolka” area in the City Park in Skopje,…

  • “In White Coats Across the World – The Trend of Young Doctors Emigrating”

    Every year, dozens of doctors continue to leave Macedonia in search of better working conditions and higher salaries abroad. This exodus of doctors and healthcare workers is already being felt in many parts of the country – entire regions are left without doctors, and once-busy clinics now stand empty. The…

  • Government Should Increase Funding for the Civil Sector

    In addition to requesting clear conditions for the distribution of funds from the state budget, the civil sector is also calling for a substantial increase in these resources. It is proposed to change the model for allocating funds from the State Lottery. With these two changes, some NGOs indicate that…

  • Meet the Guardians of Lake Ohrid and Galichica

    A group of 30 volunteers has been fighting for the protection of Lake Ohrid and Galichica National Park for two and a half years, with almost no resources but enormous enthusiasm. They call themselves Ohrid SOS and are the loudest guardians of Ohrid’s natural beauty against the threats posed by…

  • Government Funds for the Civil Sector Possible, but Under Clear Conditions

    The civil sector can be funded from the state budget, say representatives of NGOs. However, they also stress that the conditions for obtaining these funds should be clear, transparent, and directed towards organizations that meet the set requirements. They demand that the Code of Good Practices for the allocation of…

  • How Active Citizenship Promotes Peace and Prosperity

    Tanja and Sonja are two citizens who realized that with a little motivation, people can mobilize and contribute to changes in their way of life. Both are teachers at the “Lazo Trpovski” Elementary School in the Municipality of Karposh, and had never before been involved in any civic organization. However,…

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