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03.2025. - 09.2025.
Support for Civil Society Organizations in Monitoring and Transparency of the Serbia-Kosovo Dialogue
The Institute for Territorial Economic Development (InTER) is launching the project Support for Civil Society Organizations in Monitoring and Transparency of the Serbia-Kosovo Dialogue, funded by the regional program SMART Balkans – Civil Society for Shared Society in the Western Balkans. The project aims to contribute to Serbia’s European...Read more
01.2025. - 01.2029.
Center of Excellence for Civic Participation in Local and Regional Development in Serbia
InTER, as the lead partner, in collaboration with the Ibar Valley Development Association (IDA) and the Local Action Group Srce Bačke, is launching the project °Center of Excellence for Civic Participation in Local and Regional Development in Serbia.° The project is funded by the EU Delegation through the EU Civil Society Facility for the...Read more

10.02.2017.
Improving the production and sales channels in beekeeping
InTER was hired by the Regional Development Agency Zlatibor to conduct an analysis of economic effects of the intervention “Improving the production and sales channels in beekeeping” on the beekeeping sector in Serbia. The project is implemented by RDA Zlatibor, and it is financed by the Swiss Government through the Swiss Development Age...Read more
03.09.2015.
Research on Business Support Infrastructure
InTER is conducting a research about business support infrastructure which includes mapping of business incubators, science and technology parks and hubs, and their analysis. The findings are expected to contribute significantly to a detailed development of this type of support for entrepreneurship. The research is supported by the National Agen...Read more

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The Working Group of the National Convention on the European Union (NCEU) for Chapter 20 – Enterprise and Industrial Policy held a meeting to discuss the current status of negotiations, the implementation of key reforms, and the next steps in Serbia’s EU integration in this area.
As part of the regional project “Implementing Good governance Principles in Public-Private Partnership Projects (GO PPP)” the second meeting of the Regional Public-Private Partnership Initiative was held on 5 June 2025 in Skopje. The event brought together key PPP stakeholders from Serbia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Albania - primarily representatives of relevant ministries and state bodies responsible for planning and implementing infrastructure and development investments through public-private partnership models.
On April 4, 2025, a workshop was held for representatives of civil society organizations (CSOs) and public authorities in Mokra Gora within the project “Implementing Good Governance Principles in Public-Private Partnership Projects (GO PPP)”. The goal of the workshop was to strengthen the knowledge and skills of the participants in the field of PPP, with a special focus on transparency and responsibility in the management of public resources.
On 24 December 2024, Via Ferrata Đurđevica was officially opened in Tutin, and the final conference of the project “Via Ferrata CLUB - Via Ferrata CLimb to Unveil Beauty of Piva and Ibar” was organised.

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18.06.2025.
Meeting of the NCEU Working Group for Chapter 20 – Enterprise and Industrial Policy Held
The Working Group of the National Convention on the European Union (NCEU) for Chapter 20 – Enterprise and Industrial Policy held a meeting to discu... Read more
12.06.2025.
Second Meeting of the Regional PPP Initiative
As part of the regional project “Implementing Good governance Principles in Public-Private Partnership Projects (GO PPP)” the second meeting of the... Read more
06.06.2025.
Appeal for Peace: Two Years Later
On this day, 3 June 2023, a group of 163 prominent individuals from the K-Serb community in Kosovo - including intellectuals, journalists, civil so... Read more
12.05.2025.
Press Release
Press Release
In light of ongoing harassment of women and girls in northern Kosovo and the failure of institutions to respond adequately

In recent we... Read more