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Public Call for the allocation of funds for projects of Local Self-Government Units is sponsored by Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government (Serbia). This public call provides budget funds for cities and municipalities in Serbia to implement new projects or complete initiated projects that are of particular importance for local self-government units, local economic development, investments, and employment.
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Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government | Projects and Programmes 16. April 2021. BUDGET FUND FOR THE LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT PROGRAM IN 2021 PROGRAM NAME: Budget Fund for the Local Government Program 2021 SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget USER: Local self-governments PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Improving the infrastructure and work of local governments BUDGET: 460,000,000 dinars (in accordance with the Law on Budget for 2021).
Public call for the annual award for the best... 16. April 2020.
ESTABLISHMENT OF A SINGLE ADMINISTRATIVE POINT IN LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT UNITS AND CITY MUNICIPALITIES – 2020 PROGRAM NAME: Support in establishing a single administrative point for local self-government units and city municipalities SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget VALUE: 30,000,000 dinars (in accordance with the Law on Budget for 2020). In order to eliminate the harmful consequences caused by the Covid-19 disease, the budget... 20.
January 2020. BUDGET FUND FOR NATIONAL MINORITIES IN 2020 PROGRAM NAME: Budget Fund for National Minorities in 2020 SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget VALUE: 30,000,000 dinars (in accordance with the Law on Budget for 2020). In order to eliminate the harmful consequences caused by the Covid-19 disease, the budget for projects was reduced by the Decree...
20. January 2020. BUDGET FUND FOR THE LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT PROGRAM IN 2020 PROGRAM NAME: Budget Fund for the Local Self-Government Program 2020 SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Improving the infrastructure and work of local governments BUDGET: 520,000,000 dinars (in accordance with the Law on Budget for 2020).
In order to eliminate the harmful consequences caused by the... 16. March 2019.
BUDGET FUND FOR NATIONAL MINORITIES IN 2019 PROGRAM NAME: Budget Fund for National Minorities in 2019 SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget USER: Institutions, associations, foundations, companies, and other organizations whose founders include national councils of national minorities, civil society organizations whose goals are achieved according to the statutory provisions in the field... 16. February 2019.
BUDGET FUND FOR THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM IN 2019 PROGRAM NAME: Budget Fund for the Local Government Program 2019 SOURCE OF FUNDING: MDULS Budget PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Improving the infrastructure and the work of local governments PROJECTS FINANCED UNDER THE PROGRAM: Decision on the Allocation of Funds from the Budget Fund for the Local Self-Government Program and... 15. January 2019.
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A SINGLE ADMINISTRATIVE POINT FOR LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENT UNITS AND CITY MUNICIPALITIES – 2019 PROJECT NAME: Support in establishing a single administrative point for local self-government units and city municipalities SOURCE OF FINANCE: Budget MPALSG USER: Local self-government units and city municipalities PUBLIC INVITATION: Public invitation for application of local self-government units and city municipalities for the realization of the...
22. November 2018.
Acceleration of the changes – Support to the public administration and local self-government reform PROJECT TITLE: Acceleration of the Changes – Support to the Public Administration and Local Self-Government Reform DONOR: Budgetary resources and UNDP BENEFICIARY: Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government PROJECT AIM: Increased responsibility of administration institutions on all the levels in order to provide... 22.
November 2018.
Programme for results for modernization and optimization of the public administration PROGRAMME TITLE: Programme for results for Modernization and Optimization of the Public Administration SOURCE OF FUNDING: World Bank loan VALUE: 75 million USD (approximately 69 million EUR) BENEFICIARY: Government of the Republic of Serbia PARTNERS: Republic Secretariat for Public Policy, State Audit Institution, Human Resource Management Service, National Employment...
22. November 2018. Project Local Self-Government for the 21st Century PROJECT TITLE: Local Self-Government for the 21st Century BENEFICIARY: Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government DONOR: Goverment of Swiss Confederation PARTNERS: Public Policy Secretariat and Standing Conference of Towns and Municipalities PROJECT AIM: Systemic reforms towards strengthened local governments in line with the Public Administration...
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local Self-Government Units (cities and municipalities) in Serbia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows total amount of RSD 409,640,000.00 (approx. 3.5 million EUR). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Public Call for the allocation of funds for projects of Local Self-Government Units is funded by Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government (Serbia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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