Publications

The Commentary on Montenegro’s gender equality law offers an overview of the role of the different institutions and organizations in implementing the Law and examples of best practice. Not available in English.

This publication has been produced within the Democratic Workshop "Barbara Prammer" of Parliament of Montenegro, funded by the OSCE Mission to Montenegro. Not available in English.

In addition to the four key priorities of importance for citizens- personal and safety of their property, the fight against crime, border security and the security of persons and buildings, the important part of the Strategy is dedicated to the education and training of police officers, as well as their professional development. Not available in English.

This research report provides an overview of the existing stereotypes and their impact on creating inter-ethnic distance, as well as an opportunity to monitor the developments in the field of ethnic interaction in the country in the past twenty years. Furthermore, the report presents the results related to the issues of discrimination, hate speech and hate crimes in the national context. This report is not available in English.

The goal of this Manual is to inform in detail on voting procedures, from preparations for Election Day to the closing of polling centre, including counting procedures, packing and transport of electoral material, to its handover to the Municipal Election Commission.

This report captures lessons learned during the September 2016 OSCE National Action Plan (NAP) Academy held in Vienna, Austria. It shares participants’ insights and guidance on how to strengthen plan design processes. It discusses the elements of a “high-impact” plan, focusing on the logic framework (logframe), and the creation of results-oriented outcomes and midterm outcomes. Based on the results of interactive exercises at the NAP Academy, it provides examples of possible plan outcomes and midterm outcomes, which are tailored to specific country contexts and priorities.

These brochures are designed to provide the reader with the basic information on various types of disasters, risks stemming from them, and the actions one should take in order to reduce this risks as much as possible. The brochures cover risks of fire, flooding and earthquakes, deemed as most probable in the territory of the Municipality of Ulcinj. These brochures were developed by a working group consisting of the representatives of the municipal authorities of Ulcinj, national-level emergency management authority and Aarhus Centre Niksic, which was formed under the Secretariat/OCEEA-lead project “Disaster Risk Reduction and Security in the OSCE Area”.

These brochures are designed to provide the reader with the basic information on various types of disasters, risks stemming from them, and the actions one should take in order to reduce this risks as much as possible. The brochures cover risks of fire, flooding and earthquakes, deemed as most probable in the territory of the Municipality of Ulcinj. These brochures were developed by a working group consisting of the representatives of the municipal authorities of Ulcinj, national-level emergency management authority and Aarhus Centre Niksic, which was formed under the Secretariat/OCEEA-lead project “Disaster Risk Reduction and Security in the OSCE Area”.

These brochures are designed to provide the reader with the basic information on various types of disasters, risks stemming from them, and the actions one should take in order to reduce this risks as much as possible. The brochures cover risks of fire, flooding and earthquakes, deemed as most probable in the territory of the Municipality of Ulcinj.

From 17 to 20 November 2016, the OSCE Mission is supporting the Kosovo Police mark the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims through a small-scale information campaign to raise awareness about traffic safety and invite the public to respect traffic rules. The campaign includes an information leaflet with main causers of traffic accidents and personal stories of people affected by them, as well as participation in various TV and radio debates on the topic.