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Policy Plan

  • The CEE Network will continue to strengthen its support to women’s organisations, women MPs and party leaders from socialist and social democratic parties in CEE through a thematic and sub-regional approach. The following general lines of development and activities are planned for the period:
  • Support to development of strategies and substantive capacity for the promotion of women in political decision making within parties (including the implementation of the quota system) and in electoral processes;
  • Support to the inclusion of gender concerns in the EU enlargement process through advocacy, policy formulation, strategy setting and partnership with the PES.
  • Development of support to women’s organisations, women MPs and party leaders from socialist and social-democratic parties through it’s sub-regional offices in Tallin (Baltic States, Russia, Ukraine and Belarus), Budapest (Central Europe) and Ljubljana (South Eastern Europe). Sub-regional strategy setting and mutual support through networking
  • Capacity development training programmes tailored for each sub-region

MoldovaMoldova

Tue 15 Dec 2009 The last Parliamentary elections in Moldova were held on 29 July 2009. After the elections, the Alliance for European Integration consisting of four pro-Western parties, formed a governing coalition. Early Parliamentary elections might be necessary after the Communist Party in the opposition boycotted the Presidential vote in Parliament, which resulted in a failure to elect the next President.... Read full update

JordanJordan

Thu 10 Dec 2009 On 23 November 2009 King Abdullah dissolved the Parliament and called for early elections. King Abdullah issued a royal edict ordering the dissolution of what is widely considered a rubber stamp assembly, composed of 110 mainly tribal pro-government loyalists, as of 24 November. Read the entire country update of Jordan for the latest developments. Read full update

BelarusBelarus

Tue 8 Dec 2009 The Parliamentary elections of 28 September 2008 have shown again that President Lukashenka holds firm control of the Belarusian politics despite his endangered relationship with Russia and the pressure from the West to liberalise. As no single opposition candidate was able to secure a seat in Parliament after the poll, the eyes were turned towards the Western countries and particularly, the EU... Read full update

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