The Monitoring Center CEMI participates at the ninth job fair organized by Career ways on the 30th and 31st of March, 2012 (from 12pm until 17pm, both days) at the Mall of Montenegro.

All interested candidates for job at CEMI will have an opportunity to submit their CV directly to CEMI's representatives and to get all information about possibilities and conditions of the work in our organization.

We hope that our participation at this job fair will motivate you to help us to increase and develop our capacities.

Obzirom na visok nivo nezaposlenosti mladih u Bosni i Hercegovini i Crnoj Gori i nedovoljnoj uključenosti i zajedničkoj saradnji svih aktera u toj oblasti Omladinska informativna agencija BiH (OIA) i Centar za monitoring (CEMI) u saradnji sa NVO “Tvrđava” i Zavodom za zapošljavanje Crne Gore uz podršku Evropske unije (Program prekogranične saradnje - IPA fond) realizuju projekt „Bolje mogućnosti za zapošljavanje mladih“. Cilj projekta je doprinos smanjenju nezaposlenosti mladih u prekograničnim opštinama: Goražde, Foča, Ustikolina, Pljevlja, Nikšić, Žabljak i Plužine.

U okviru pomenutog projekta je u Baru u hotelu “Princess” od 09 - 12. marta, 2012. godine održan trening za vršnjačke edukatore.
Na treningu su učestvovali mladi iz Crne Gore i Bosne i Hercegovine, kao i predstavnici Delegacije Evropske komisije u Crnoj Gori i Zavoda za zapošljavanje Crne Gore. U toku seminara, mladi su imati priliku da usvoje nova znanja u oblasti vršnjačke edukacije, tehnika grupnog rada i da usavrše adaptivne i prenosive vještine.

Škola evroatlantskih integracija za mlade polaznicima pruža znanja o sadržini i aspektima procesa evroatlantskih integracija Crne Gore, svim prednostima i manama koje taj proces nosi sa sobom. Polaznici škole će biti pripadnici savjeta mladih političkih partija, mladi pripadnici nevladinih organizacija, mladi novinari i studenti osnovnih i postdiplomskih studija koji su društveno angažovani i koji imaju do 35 godina starosti. Škola će omogućiti polaznicima sticanje i produbljivanje znanja o karakteru NATO alijanse, politici proširenja, ulozi, misijama i partnerstvima koje NATO razvija danas u svijetu, kao i o svim aspektima punopravnog članstva, neophodnim kriterijumima i standardima članstva i svim obavezama koje bi Crna Gora imala kao NATO članica.

Školu čine tri modula u ukupnom trajanju od tri mjeseca, pri čemu će predavanja biti organizovana jednom do dva puta nedjeljno. Polaznici imaju obavezu da pohađaju najmanje 80% programa. Predavači u školi su istaknuti univerzitetski profesori, diplomate, ambasadori, predstavnici državnih instistucija i nevladinih organizacija, kao i stručnjaci koji se bave pitanjima međunarodnih odnosa, međunarodne bezbjednosti, studijama mira, bezbjednošću Zapadnog Balkana kao i reformom sektora odbrane i procesom evroatlantskih integracija.

Prva generacija škole predviđa 30 polaznika. Popunjenu aplikacionu formu (preuzeti sa sajta) uz cv slati na mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it najkasnije do 5. marta 2012. godine.

Projekat  Škole je podržala Komisija za raspodjelu dijela prihoda od igara na sreću.

OVDJE MOŽETE PREUZETI PRIJAVNI FORMULAR ZA ŠKOLU EVROATLANTSKIH INTEGRACIJA

Institute Alternative (IA), Centre for Civic Education (CCE), Centre for Monitoring (CEMI), European Movement in Montenegro (EMIM) and the Centre for Development of NGOs (CRNVO) assess that the opening of parliamentary inquiry and establishing of investigation committee for collection of information on privatization of Telekom Montenegro represent the best manner to obtain legal and an adequate epilogue of the privatization of this company that will be based on facts and at the same time will protect the public interest.

IA, CCE, CEMI, EMIM and CRNVO invite MPs, especially from the ruling majority, to support the parliamentary inquiry because there are no formal legal barriers for its opening, which is also clear from the information provided by the Ministry of Justice regarding the draft decision on the opening of the parliamentary inquiry. In particular, we call the parliamentary majority to show that there are no reasons to defend anyone from authorities in advance, both the previous ones and the current ones, and thus to assure the public in its fair and impartial approach toward their party fellows from other branches of the government. Additionally, we believe that the importance of the control mechanism of a parliamentary inquiry in the protection of public interest is underestimated. Its conduct in this particular case may contribute to the clarification of the doubts about the corrupt practices.

Given the fact that parliamentary inquiry in Montenegro has not been used since the Parliamentary Rules of Procedure were passed in 2006, its conduct would indicate the commitment of all political parties in Parliament to promote the currently poor control function of the Parliament, which the European Commission noted as well. Also, conduct of the parliamentary inquiry would mark the willingness of MPs to develop this instrument and apply it more frequently in practice in more effective manner.

Montenegrin public must promptly learn who are the people responsible for the detriment of the citizens of Montenegro, which brought them and to the persons linked with them enormous financial gains, by selling one of the most successful companies in the history of Montenegro.

Stevo Muk, President of the Managing Board, Institute Alternative
Daliborka Uljarevic, Executive Director, Centre for Civic Education
Zlatko Vujovic, President of the Managing Board, CEMI
Ana Novakovic, Executive Director, CRNVO
Momcilo Radulovic, Secretary General, European Movement in Montenegro