Author: Цивика мобилитас

  • The Swiss Ambassador Sommer Visited Kochani and Civic Initiatives

    More than ten parents and family members affected by the tragedy at the Kochani discotheque met the Swiss Ambassador in the country, H.E. Christoph Sommer. At the meeting with their association – “16th March 2025” CSO there were representatives of the Swiss Embassy and Civica Mobilitas team. On the same…

  • Public Interest before Hidden Ownership

    Around the world, the existence of the so-called “shell” or empty companies has been known for quite some time; without a known owner and without employees they have transferred huge amounts of money for fictional services among themselves, in order to hide the trace of this money which most often…

  • CSOs Discussed on How Better to Promote Their Achievements

    The communications and visibility of Civica Mobilitas and CSOs were a topic of the workshop that was held on 11th February 2026 in the venue of Civil Society Resource Centre. 21 representatives of 20 CSOs, current recipients of partnership grants (CM-PG-2) discussed their communication challenges and how to follow the…

  • Citizens for Change #23

    OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2025 | DOWNLOAD PDF Civic Participation is Right and Responsibility for All The focus of this issue of Citizens for Change is civic participation. A topic which was not only discussed by CSOs in this quarter, but also practiced. The colleagues from Pro Local Bitola did this…

  • Will Macedonia Finally Know Where Its Scholarship Users Are?

    Every year, Macedonia loses a young people potential of one small town. Only in Slovenia, in the last several years, there have been on average around 1,000 Macedonian students. While the best minds of our high schools conquer the classrooms in Vienna, Berlin, Ljubljana or Amsterdam, the country has been…

  • Joint Achievements in Civica Mobilitas in 2025

    The year that we have left behind is a year of joint efforts, ideas and activities with which we have created space for dialogue, participation and solidarity. Together we have contributed that the citizens are louder, more active and more involved, because we believe in a civil society that is…

  • Stories about Women Who Have Learned that Discrimination Is not “Normal”

    Discrimination against women is rarely recognized immediately. It is hidden behind “that is the way the system functions”, behind shame and fear of consequences. For many women, the first step is not an institutional report, but rather an inner struggle, i.e. if what they experience is injustice or just something…

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