Let’s put corruption in the museum!
A comprehensive analysis of the situation in the area of fight against corruption needs to precede to the improvement of the existing mechanisms to prevent this phenomenon. Furthermore, it is necessary to clearly define which body at the national level coordinates and monitors the implementation of anti-corruption activities at the local level.
In Montenegro, more proactive approach and cooperation of all competent institutions, at national and local level, is needed for the fight against corruption, and support of civil society organizations, media and citizens is prerequisite for track record in this area.
The Anti-corruption Agency and NGO Centre for Civic Education (CCE) signed Memorandum of Cooperation which aims to further improve and strengthen cooperation through joint preventive action in fight against corruption.
Representatives of 14 non-governmental organisations (NGO) have signed a Memorandum on establishment of the Coalition for Transparency and Fight against Corruption at the Local Level, with an objective of, as it was stated, strengthening of transparency and responsibility of institutions in areas of particular risk for this negative occurrence.
Reaction of Coalition KUM to the draft Law on Local Self-Governments Financing
The initial meeting of the Coalition for Transparency and Fight against corruption at the local level, which also included strategic planning and drafting of the Action plan of the Coalition, was held in Petrovac from 19 to 21 April 2018, within the project „Let’s put corruption into museum!“.
The second training module of for representatives of four civil society organizations, whose projects are supported through the project “Let’s put corruption into museum!“, was completed today in Podgorica, in the organization of the Centre for Civic Education (CCE).
The deadline for application for artists to the Public call for participation at the regional art colony on communicating corruption through artists view has been extended.
Public call for participation at the regional art colony