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Central and Eastern European Citizens Network was created to provide opportunities for grassroots citizens initiatives from CEE region to learn, exchange experiences and ideas as well as enhance their organizational growth through establishing and managing a partner relationship among themselves.

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cpu_2013_call.pdf

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Do you e-participate?

This report is providing final results of the CEE CN on-line survey on electronic participation entitled "Do you e-participate?".

The introduction chapter is providing description of survey rationale and context. The third chapter is explaining survey methodology including objectives, implementation, questions, tools, background information, survey period and target groups. Respondents statistics as well extend of participation are presented in chapter four. Data from survey analysis is presented in chapter five. Chapter six is providing main conclusions based on survey analysis as well recommendations for future CEE CN activities in e-participation domain.

Initial results of the survey were presented at the Citizen's Participation University 2012 and the final results of the survey will be presented at CPU 2013.

CEE CN on-line survey "Do you e-participate?" was financially supported by the 2011 Operating Grant funded by the European Union's Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and implemented by the Central and Eastern Europe Citizens Network http://www.ceecn.net in conjunction with Institute for Electronic Participation http://www.inepa.eu.

Simon Delakorda, M. Sc.
Institute for Electronic Participation
Ljubljana, 27^th of March 2013

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CEE CN annual report 2012

CeeCN_2012_web.pdf

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Citizens Participation Week 2012

Since 2005, Citizen Participation Week (CPW) has been highlighting issues relating to people and their communities. This has been done through the promotion of citizen participation where local and regional problems and resolutions are put on the agenda, while the notions of participation and democracy, and the opportunities for active citizenship, involvement and local action are also discussed. The emphasis is also put on good practices.

The Citizens Participation Week presents a European wide advocacy campaign in 20 countries coordinated by the Central and Eastern European Citizens Network.

You are invited to learn more about Citizen Participation Week 2012 by using links below:

CPW web site

CPW on Facebook

CPW 2012 – members´ activities

BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - Centers for Civic Initiatives
The activities which took place included:

Forums for candidates with local representatives,
Websites with pre-elections promises,
Reports about the last mandate and the chairman’s period in local communities,
Panel discussion with citizens and public experts on local level and questionnaire for candidates
Investigation about citizens’ satisfaction with local administration and communal service (including: water, electricity, roads and waste).