Publications

A progress report on an ODIHR-initiated project to establish an inventory of existing election-related norms, commitments, principles, and good practices.

The OSCE Mission to Montenegro supported the development of the RTCG Digital Transformation Strategy 2023-2027, by engaging an external consultant Dragana Janinović. Radio and Television of Montenegro has successfully performed the role of the public service media of Montenegro for several decades, changing and evolving together with society. New ways of information exchange, technology, transfer and use of data, open up a completely new sphere of possibilities. The need for digital transformation of the Public Service is unquestionable and should be seen as an opportunity to redefine its role and the way it serves the citizens of Montenegro.

Educational material for Aarhus Centres

The Research done by the Institute of Rural Development as commissioned by OSCE Project Co-ordinator in Ukraine provides an overview and detailed analysis of Ukrainian laws regulating civil society funding and taxation issues with focus on problematic issues relating to application of legal provisions to practice. It also contains recommendations as to improvement of the existing regulatory framework in line with the best international practices, the need for consistency and effectiveness in fostering sustainable development and financial independence of civil society organisations. Available in English and Ukrainian.

The priorities of the German OSCE Chairmanship in 2016

The guidebook summarizes the programmes, activities and goals of political parties running for 6 May parliamentary elections in Armenia. It was prepared by the Foundation for Civil and Social Development (FCSD) with the support of the OSCE Office in Yerevan and USAID/Counterpart International. The

Capacity-building of relevant stakeholders, particularly those working on the front lines of humanitarian crises, is a key component of participating States’ anti-trafficking response. To support counterparts to minimize risks of human trafficking and work proactively to identify and assist victims, several international and non-governmental organizations have developed and are providing a number of training opportunities. The OSR/CTHB, through this resource, aims to facilitate access of related actors to such opportunities by compiling training courses and modules- that are readily available to or can be requested by authorities and organizations operating on the ground- on several issues connected with addressing trafficking in human beings in the context of the humanitarian crisis generated by the war against Ukraine.

OSCE guide on gender and migration- executive summary

Almost all OSCE participating States use some form of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) in their electoral processes. These technological developments inevitably bring certain benefits but also many challenges that were not common for traditional, paper-based elections.

Published by the OSCE, the International Organization for Migration and the International Labour Office, the book aims to assist states in developing new policy approaches, solutions and practical measures for better management of labour migration.