External Review of the Project „Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute“ and Assessment for a potential new project with the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia

• Research unit: FDFA
• Project number: ExSt.2018.871

Key words (German)

Macedonia; Western Balkans; Governance; Parliament; SDC; Swiss Cooperation with Eastern Europe

Key words (English)

Macedonia; Western Balkans; Governance; Parliament; SDC; Swiss Cooperation with Eastern Europe

Key words (French)

Macedonia; Western Balkans; Governance; Parliament; SDC; Swiss Cooperation with Eastern Europe

Key words (Italian)

Macedonia; Western Balkans; Governance; Parliament; SDC; Swiss Cooperation with Eastern Europe

Short description (German)

SDC mandated two international and one national expert to conduct an external review of the current phase of the project “Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute” (Parliamentary Institute Project) and to provide ideas for possible future support to the Assembly, based on a desk study and interviews conducted in February 2017. The Parliamentary Institute and with it the Parliamentary Institute project can be considered as a successful contribution to rendering the parliament more effective, in particular for improving the legislative process by making research capacities and training available as well by rendering parliament more open towards the public. The Parliamentary Institute added value to Parliament. Through the support of the PI, SDC contributed to the start of a change process within Parliament. It is recommended that SDC launches a new programme/project that targets the Assembly as such.

Related documents

• External Review of the Project „Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute“ and Assessment for a potential new project with the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia (PDF) [PDF] 1'359 kB

Short description (English)

SDC mandated two international and one national expert to conduct an external review of the current phase of the project “Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute” (Parliamentary Institute Project) and to provide ideas for possible future support to the Assembly, based on a desk study and interviews conducted in February 2017. The Parliamentary Institute and with it the Parliamentary Institute project can be considered as a successful contribution to rendering the parliament more effective, in particular for improving the legislative process by making research capacities and training available as well by rendering parliament more open towards the public. The Parliamentary Institute added value to Parliament. Through the support of the PI, SDC contributed to the start of a change process within Parliament. It is recommended that SDC launches a new programme/project that targets the Assembly as such.

Related documents

• External Review of the Project „Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute“ and Assessment for a potential new project with the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia (PDF) [PDF] 1'359 kB

Short description (French)

SDC mandated two international and one national expert to conduct an external review of the current phase of the project “Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute” (Parliamentary Institute Project) and to provide ideas for possible future support to the Assembly, based on a desk study and interviews conducted in February 2017. The Parliamentary Institute and with it the Parliamentary Institute project can be considered as a successful contribution to rendering the parliament more effective, in particular for improving the legislative process by making research capacities and training available as well by rendering parliament more open towards the public. The Parliamentary Institute added value to Parliament. Through the support of the PI, SDC contributed to the start of a change process within Parliament. It is recommended that SDC launches a new programme/project that targets the Assembly as such.

Related documents

• External Review of the Project „Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute“ and Assessment for a potential new project with the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia (PDF) [PDF] 1'359 kB

Short description (Italian)

SDC mandated two international and one national expert to conduct an external review of the current phase of the project “Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute” (Parliamentary Institute Project) and to provide ideas for possible future support to the Assembly, based on a desk study and interviews conducted in February 2017. The Parliamentary Institute and with it the Parliamentary Institute project can be considered as a successful contribution to rendering the parliament more effective, in particular for improving the legislative process by making research capacities and training available as well by rendering parliament more open towards the public. The Parliamentary Institute added value to Parliament. Through the support of the PI, SDC contributed to the start of a change process within Parliament. It is recommended that SDC launches a new programme/project that targets the Assembly as such.

Related documents

• External Review of the Project „Support to the Establishment and Development of the Parliamentary Institute“ and Assessment for a potential new project with the Assembly of the Republic of Macedonia (PDF) [PDF] 1'359 kB

Contractor (English)

Franklin De Vrieze, Marija Tegovska and Nicole Töpperwien

Charged budget (English)

SDC

Legal basis (English)

Art. 57 Abs. 1 RVOG Art. 57 al. 1 LOGA Art. 57 cpv. 1 LOGA

Copyright (English)

Copyright, Bundesbehörden der Schweizerischen Eidgenossenschaft | Droits d'auteur: autorités de la Confédération suisse | Diritti d'autore: autorità della Confederazione Svizzera | Dretgs d'autur: autoritads da la Confederaziun svizra | Copyright, Swiss federal authorities

Information (English)

SDC Western Balkans Division+41 (0)58 462 12 [e-mail]