Organization for Security and Co-operation in EuropeOSCE Mission to Serbia
Document Group
Democratization Department publications
Code of conduct for local officials in Serbia
Part of a multimedia guide on the code of conduct for local officials in Serbia, produced by the OSCE Mission to Serbia.
Model legislation for local self-government units aimed at the implementation of the Aarhus Convention
Published by OSCE Mission to Serbia in November 2010
EU Rules on Gender Equality
The Serbian translation of this publication was made possible thanks to the assistance of the OSCE Mission to Serbia.
Gender equality mechanisms at local level
Mechanisms for Gender Equality at the Local Level – Activities of the OSCE in the period 2002 - 2010. ()
Gender equality mechanisms at local level
Mechanisms for Gender Equality at the Local Level – Activities of the OSCE in the period 2002 - 2010. ()
Vodič za operatere i druge korisnike kroz propise iz oblasti zaštite životne sredine (II deo)
A handbook entitled: “Guide to environmental legislation for operators and other practitioners II” is intended to assist industrial operators in implementation of the newly adopted environmental regulations governing their work, but will also support the work of environmental inspectors, judges, prosecutors and others in charge of environmental legislation enforcement.
Uputstvo za odmeravanje kazne za prekršaje iz obasti ekologije - Priručnik za sudije prekršajnih sudova
The “Guidelines on the methods of setting fines for environmental violations - Manual for misdemeanour judges” provide guidance to misdemeanour judges in standardizing the penalty policy throughout the country, created in line with the newly adopted environmental laws in Serbia.
Strengthening Civil Society in Serbia
The publication presents the findings of the Mission's research on the sustainability of civil society organizations in Serbia. ()
Brochure on Local Environmental Security Project
This booklet provides infomation about a project conducted in 7 municipalities in southern Serbia (Bujanovac, Medveda, Leskovac, Vranje, Prokuplje, Pirot and Prijepolje) from October 2008 until July 2009.