Tag: NALED

Within the annual conference on economic reforms organised by NALED on Friday, 1 February in Belgrade, NALED Managing Board awarded special recognition to distinguished...

The 11th annual conference on economic reforms presented the new edition of Grey Book of regulations, with 100 business recommendations for simplifying administrative procedures and improving the business conditions. Read more

The 11th annual conference on economic reforms presented the new edition of Grey Book of regulations, with 100 business recommendations for simplifying administrative procedures...

The new system for registering immovable property in the Cadaster - eCounter, as well as the first results of the implementation of the Law...

On the World Bank Doing Business report for 2019, Serbia took the 48th position among 190 countries, which represents a fall of five places...

At the traditional September meeting of the members and partners of the National Alliance for Local Economic Development (NALED), the alliance announced that it...

H.E. Ambassador Julia Feeney soon to become the honorary citizen of Belgrade

The Managing Director of Apatin Brewery Vladimir Novaković is elected as the new Chairman of the Board of Directors of NALED. The decision was made by...

During the second cycle of the "Take a receipt and win"prize competition, with a record participation of 41% of citizens and 11 million receipts...

The conference "Public-Private Dialogue For Growth" was organised on the occasion of a four-year project aimed to encourage public-private dialogue in Serbia, launched by...

Serbia has over 11,000 manufacturers and importers of products that turn into special waste streams after use, but only 49% of them have submitted annual reports to the competent institutions about the amounts sold in 2017.

Accelerated reforms, particularly those in the area of improving the business climate, ensure that the opinions of business associations are more important than ever. The increasingly open and constructive dialogue between the government and business leaders, which also resulted in Serbia making continuous progress on the World Bank’s ’Doing Business’ list, compelled us to set aside space in the New Year’s edition of CorD for the comments of presidents of chambers of commerce and organisations, business clubs and associations that bring together members of industry, NGOs and representatives of the local community.

The key goals are improving the business regulatory framework and strengthening public administration capacity

The Kopaonik Business Forum confirmed that the reform agenda has been well established and that it features the most important issues for improving conditions for doing business – the corporatisation of public companies, the development of eGovernment and digitisation, infrastructure, rule of law, education etc

The volume of the grey economy was reduced among registered businesses during the past five years, falling from 21.2 to 15.4% of the GDP....

Fostering eGovernment development, NALED has initiated a systematic approach with strong coordination of all stakeholders - the state, businesses and the civil sector - in implementing reforms in this area. Global experiences show that eGovernment can save up to two per cent of a country’s GDP – in Serbia, this amounts to around €600 million a year

For the past fifteen years, I have had the privilege of being engaged in growing civil society in the region and understanding how active and caring citizens gathered together in associations drive the development of their communities and countries