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ИЗЈАВА; ''Закон о народном благостању''; Рад ванредне народне скупштине; Како мисли један Немач о Немцима; Како се подиже пољоделство; Зарада и награда; Крагујевачке прилике; Балгоје Стојадиновић - ЈАВНИ ПРАВОЗАСТУПНИК У ВАЉЕВУ; ОГЛАСИ; Начелстћу округа крагујевачког;
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Слободна штампа и народна скупштина; Процес Са. Марковића књижевника и Дим. Стојковића уредника ''Јавности''; ДОПИСИ; Шабац месеца Фебурара; Црна Река 13. Фебруара; Чачак 26. Фебруара; Чачак 24. Фебурара; Чачак 26. Фебруара 1874. год.; ШТАМПАРСКЕ ИСПРАВКЕ; ОГЛАСИ; На знање; АКЦИОНАРИМА; ОБЈАВА; ИМПЕРИЈАЛ, НОРТ БРИТИШ АНД МЕРКАНТИЛЕ ЕНГЛЕСКА - АКЦИОНАРСКА ДРУШТВА ЗА ОСИГУРАВАЊЕ ПРОТИВ ВАТРЕ У ЛОНДОНУ И ЕДИНБУРГУ ОСНОВАНА ГОДИНЕ 1803. И 1890. с особеном управом у Бечу;
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ОПШТИНА; Је ли човек од природе лењ и грабљив?; Махиавело и Монтескије с штампи; ДОПИСИ; Богиње; Новости из Београда; ОГЛАСИ; ИМАПЕРИЈАЛ, ИМПЕРИЈАЛ, НОРТ-БРИТИШ И МЕРКАНТИЛЕ ЕНГЛЕСКА АКЦИОНАРСКА ДРУШТВА ЗА ОСИГУРАВАЊЕ ПРОТИВ ВАТРЕ У ЛОНДОНУ И ЕДИНБУРГУ ОСНОВА ГОДИНЕ 1803. И 1890. С ОСОБЕНОМ УПРАВОМ У БЕЧУ; Књижевни Оглас; ПРИЈАТЕЉИМА НАРОДНЕ КЊИЖЕВНОСТИ;
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Poverty reduction is one of the key priorities of the Government of the Republic of Moldova. The National Development Strategy »Moldova 2020« aims, by 2020, to lift at least 149 thousand citizens or over 20% of those living in poverty. Progress in poverty reduction is generated by the consistent, efficient and coordinated implementation of economic and social policies, able to generate sufficient jobs and ensure a high degree of social inclusion of all members of society, with a special emphasis on the development of support programs. population and employment, as well as on measures for the development of the small and medium-sized enterprise sector and the modernization of agriculture. (the editor) // PUBLISHED BY THE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY OF THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
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The path to a market economy and the withdrawal of the state from many areas of economic activity has given rise in the transition period to several adverse social phenomena such as unemployment, poverty and other elements that have, in turn, negative effects on the educational, cultural and in general affects the quality of life of the population. Not to mention the declining capacity of the state to support vulnerable groups such as pensioners and people with disabilities at a decent level. // Even if the transition to a market economy meant reducing the role of the state in the economy, however, the deficiencies of market mechanisms and their inability to self-regulate or to meet the full spectrum of societal requirements, involve finalizing those social policies. And now social policies are supported by support programs in special cases such as child raising benefits, support for families with many children, the disabled, in case of loss of care, in case of illness or temporary incapacity for work and others. // PUBLISHED BY CENTRUL DE ASISTENŢĂ PENTRU AUTORITĂŢILE PUBLICE (CAAP - Chişinau)
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Creating the conditions for improving the quality of life of the population by developing an economically competitive society, based on knowledge, capable of sustainable economic growth, jobs and high social cohesion is the fundamental objective of the National Development Strategy for 2008 -2011 (SND) of the Republic of Moldova. However, the problems of poverty continue to persist both nationally and globally, prompting experts in the field to investigate the causes and mechanisms that favor this condition in order to reduce the risks of social exclusion. // PUBLISHED BY UNDP (MOLDOVA), UNIFEM UNITED NATIONS DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR WOMEN, NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS (MOLDOVA)
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Informal care comprises unpaid care services provided in the private sphere of the home, as part of pre-existing relationships with relatives, spouses, friends or neighbours. Informal care is often the only form of long-term care which many persons in need of care can access at all, and is a significant, and internationally increasingly widespread component of long-term care.ii As the formal long-term care system in Bosnia and Herzegovina is underdeveloped and plagued with many shortcomings, primarily manifested in the form of limited access to services and insufficient allowances for the users, the burden of caring for care-dependent persons has been shifted for the most part into the sphere of informal care. Yet informal carers are completely neglected in long-term care policies and receive no support – whether in the form of services or financial compensation – to make the task of providing care easier or improve the informal carers’ well-being.
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Osobe koje pružaju neformalnu njegu nisu prepoznate u sistemu dugoročne njege u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH). Postojeće mjere iz domena dugoročne njege su primarno usmjerene na osobe kojima je potrebna njega, pri čemu su potrebe neformalnih njegovatelja skoro u potpunosti zanemarene. Osnovni cilj ovog teksta je analizirati stanje u oblasti dugoročne njege s fokusom na neformalnu njegu u BiH i predstaviti međunarodne prakse u ovoj oblasti, koja je u većini zemalja Evropske unije prepoznata i sistemski uređena kroz različite vidove podrške i usluga neformalnim njegovateljima. Na osnovu identificiranih nedostataka i primjera dobre prakse u drugim zemljama, formulirano je nekoliko preporuka za sistematsko rješavanje pitanja neformalne njege u BiH.
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Neformalnu njegu čine neplaćene usluge njege pružene u privatnoj sferi domaćinstva, odnosno u sklopu već postojećih veza sa srodnicima, bračnim partnerima, prijateljima ili komšijama. Neformalna njega je nerijetko i jedini vid dugoročne brige koju veliki broj osoba u stanju potrebe uopće može dobiti te predstavlja značajnu i, u međunarodnim praksama, sve zastupljeniju komponentu sistema dugoročne njege. S obzirom na nerazvijenost i brojne nedostatke u formalnom sistemu dugoročne njege u Bosni i Hercegovini (BiH), koji se prvenstveno ogledaju u ograničenom pristupu uslugama i nedostatnim novčanim davanjima korisnicima, teret skrbi o ovim osobama uglavnom je prebačen u sferu neformalne njege. Uprkos tome, neformalni njegovatelji su potpuno zanemareni u politikama dugoročne njege i nemaju nikakvu podršku – u vidu usluga ili novčane kompenzacije – koji bi olakšali zadatak pružanja njege ili poboljšali blagostanje neformalnog njegovatelja.
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The financial data for 20161 year prove that financial intermediation is impaired by some structural deficiencies, although banks accumulate excess liquidity, these still remain relatively expensive, with low maturity and finally unattractive to the real economy. In these conditions, to recover and develop, the financial system needs modern mechanisms and tools, in particular long-term financial resources that could support long-term investment projects. Moreover, amid relatively short maturity of bank deposits, low interest of companies in capital market and limited access to foreign capital markets, private pension system is still the most viable solution for long-term development of financial resources. // Thus, we find that although the pension system reform has recently intensified, it does not provide any incentives for development of the private pension system, and this study seeks to bring back to the public attention the importance of the private pension system, the gaps hindering its development, and solutions to strengthen social equity and provide a decent life in the post-active period. Also, some long-term liquidity is needed, resources collected through private pensions could also be a starting point for development and modernization of the domestic financial market.
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In its response to the Covid-19 pandemic the Republic of Serbia introduced state of emergency on 15 March 2020 and then terminated it on 6 May 2020. From the start of 2020 until the declaration of state of emergency around 400,000 persons entered Serbia, of which around 40,000 persons in the week before the introduction of state of emergency. Majority of them came from high-risk countries affected by the Covid19 pandemic, such as Italy. This required quick decisions of the authorities with respect to the Covid-19 pandemic in order to prevent a collapse of the health care system and a health disaster like the one in Bergamo, Italy. The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the world in many aspects. As the pandemic gained pace, Serbia modified its response and calibrated itself to the newly emerged circumstances. The key actors on the international stage used soft power to pursue their foreign policy and geopolitical interests and goals. During the pandemic the European Union was slow and cumbersome, as a result of what other countries tried to seize and fill the created gap. Serbia managed to turn the crisis caused by the Covid19 pandemic into success. In addition to the assistance it provided to other countries at the outbreak of the pandemic, particularly Italy, Serbia also led the mission of saving of human lives in the region. It assisted all the countries in the region, and later embarked on production of vaccines.
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On the historic date of March 08th 2021 (International Women’s Day), a large number of international affairs specialists gathered for the second consecutive summit in Vienna, Austria.[2] Along with the two acting State Presidents, the event wasendorsed by the keynote of the EU Commissioner for European Neighborhood and Enlargement, Excellency Olivér Várhelyi.
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The SARS-CoV-2 pandemic has highlighted the economic, social, political and structural weaknesses of the European Union. It has resulted not only in human tragedy, but also in political conflict, loss of trust, uncertainty in the future on the part of citizens dealing with lackluster MS and European responses and, ultimately, in an economic crisis whose severity, length and secondary impacts are yet unknown. The likelihood of kneejerk policy reactions in the direction of restricted travel, protectionism and “beggar thy neighbor” policies should concern the leadership of the European Union. The answer to these issues is to begin laying a foundation for a more resilient European Union when it comes to public health crises, one in which good policy mixes with operational capability and strategic communication to ensure both the predictability and the efficacy of responses to future outbreaks. This will require not only the efforts of individual nations and cooperation between them, but also the coordinating capacity of the European Union. This white paper argues that the existing European Programme for Critical Infrastructure Protection is one of the most important building blocks for future safety from pandemics. It offers, in its European and national iterations (where health is already present in the critical infrastructure taxonomy), a conceptual toolbox for understanding the systemic impact of crises such as the pandemic, including beyond the sphere of health, and the means for planning, organizing and implementing measures to increase the resilience of European societies to such crises.
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The Apennine Peninsula is geographically far from the Balkans, but basically judging by the mentality they are very similar to us. That is why intense socializing in small closed places (such as most of the Italian cafes and pubs) and in times of imminent danger of the virus contributed to its spread too quickly. Italians as well as Balkans did not pay too much attention to appeals from the authorities not to go to bars every day after work - and thankfully during work. The local police have a fine and cultural problem with imposing restrictive measures and their authority. So, quarantine, although it has long been announced in practice, is difficult to apply. And that's why we got to this massive scale disaster.
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It’s just a virus. It is regarded by many as a weapon. If we look closer it’s not far from the truth. A library could be easily filled with the last two-months writings on this strange virus. If we were leaving aside preconceptions and would not be afraid of the inept allegation that we are promoting the conspiration theory then we would more than likely reach the conclusion that similar to a weapon of mass destruction, the saga of Covid-19 has an undeniable geopolitical overtone.
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In December 2019, a new disease caught the attention of the media and the public around the world. Scientists quickly discovered that the cause of the disease is the Corona virus, which emerged for the first time in the city of Wuhan, China and for which there is currently no appropriate medical response. Since then, simultaneously with the massive media reports on proliferation of the virus to other parts of the world, the public fear has been growing. On 11 February 2020, the virus got its scientific name - Covid-19. Virus Covid-19 evolved into a major disaster for the world, citizens and global economy all over the world. In the case of China, the delayed announcement of the virus, due to the assurances by Chinese officials that they can restrain proliferation of the virus, has led to an outbreak and proliferation of the virus outside of China, as a result of what the epidemic in China evolved into a global pandemic.
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A seminar at the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) on political and security implications of the corona crisis underscored the prevalent uncertainty regarding the situation, but also highlighted several instructive points. The biggest threat to the global (and Israeli) economy derives from the slowdown or negative growth in the United States, and at the current stage, the American ability to meet the crisis effectively is not clear. As for Israel, the risks of escalation in the northern arena and the Gaza Strip have decreased in the short term, but toughening the restrictions on the border crossings with the Palestinian Authority could lead to its economic collapse. The combination in Israel of a political crisis, the budget deficit, multiple security challenges, and the coronavirus outbreak is highly problematic, and a continuation of the crisis beyond the next two-three months could mean negative annual growth. The IDF could be called on for extensive assistance to the civilian front for a long period, yet while needing to maintain its fitness and readiness.
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The current research attempts to offer an account of the post-revolutionary ruling elite’s discourse on development and its transformation over time. This is not an attempt to assess what the government did concerning development, but what the government said or promised. Despite the fact that issues like democratization, security, ethnic conflicts, and foreign relations affect developmental outcomes, this paper will limit itself to social and economic targets, reforms and achievements, as communicated by the Georgian government. The questions that the research aims to answer are: What was the developmental trajectory communicated by the Georgian government since 2003 to domestic and international audiences? What kind of role did the Georgian government project in social and economic development? The recent electoral success of the Georgian Dream (GD) coalition placed the former ruling party, the United National Movement (UNM), in opposition. As it is too early to interpret the development discourse of the new government as well as the new opposition, the scope of the current research will be limited to the period since the revolution to September 2012.
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Poštovani čitatelji, Vodič o postupanju u prirodnim i drugim nesrećama izrađen je u okviru projekta „Pomoć opštinama da unaprijede sistem ranog upozoravanja i podrška oporavku od poplava – SAFE“. Projekat „SAFE“ se finansirao iz EU programa „Pomoć civilnog društva oporavku od poplava“ (IPA 2014). Projekat „SAFE“ je bio teritorijalno fokusiran na općine Sanski Most (Federacija Bosne i Hercegovine) i Oštra Luka (Republika Srpska) te su, zbog toga, u Vodiču predstavljena pravila postupanja u pojedinim prirodnim i drugim nesrećama koje predstavljaju preteţno stalni rizik ugroţavanja za lokalno stanovništvo i imaju visok stepen opasnosti za ţivot i zdravlje građana te javnu i privatnu imovinu. Radi se o poplavama, klizištima, zemljotresima, požarima i opasnostima od mina i neeksplodiranih ubojnih sredstava (NUS). Međutim, budući da se radi o općim pravilima postupanja, upotreba Vodiča prevazilazi lokalni kontekst i moţe predstavljati zanimljivo štivo za širu bosanskohercegovačku javnost. Generalno gledajući, glavni cilj Vodiča je informirati lokalno stanovništvo o pravilima postupanja u navedenim prirodnim i drugim nesrećama, kako bi se izbjegle ljudske ţrtve i tjelesne povrede te prevenirale ili umanjile štete na materijalnim dobrima. Drugim riječima, cilj je ojačati svijest građana s namjerom podizanja otpornosti lokalnih zajednica na te prirodne i druge nesreće. Centar za sigurnosne studije se zahvaljuje Evropskoj uniji i Delegaciji Evropske unije u Bosni i Hercegovini, bez čije pomoći i potpore realizacija projekta „SAFE“ ne bi bila moguća.
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Iako je javni red i mir društvena vrijednost, on je i normativno određen. Prije svega, on je određen Zakonom o javnom redu i miru. Međutim, može se reći i da je ustavna kategorija s obzirom na to da se i u ustavu indirketno pominje ova odrednica. Uobičajeno se pod javnim redom i mirom, u skladu sa određenjem u Zakonu o javnom redu i miru, podrazumijeva ,,usklađeno stanje međusobnih odnosa građana nastalo njihovim ponašanjem na javnom mjestu i djelovanjem organa i službi u javnom životu, radi obezbjeđivanja jednakih uslova za ostvarivanje prava građana na ličnu bezbjednost, mir i spokojstvo, privatni život, slobodu kretanja, zaštitu ljudskog dostojanstva i prava maloljetnika i drugih lica“.
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