Tag: USAID
Azza El-Abd, USAID’s Mission Director For Serbia:
Helping Serbian Businesses To Thrive
USAID assistance during the past five years has helped Serbia adopt and implement regulations that make it easier for businesses to operate and prosper in Serbia. We intend to continue promoting this kind of initiative
NALED And USAID Implement Project For Encouragement Of Public-Private Dialogue
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...
Joint USAID-Serbian Gov’t Project Helps SMEs In South And SW Serbia...
On March 28, the U.S. Government, through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), and the Government of Serbia celebrated the accomplishments of...
RAS And USAID Joint Project Helped The Development Of SMEs In...
The Development Agency of Serbia (RAS) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) marked the completion of a four-year Private Sector Development Project (PSD), which contributed to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs in the south and southwest Serbia.
RAS And USAID Joint Project
The Development Agency of Serbia (RAS) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) marked the completion of a four-year Private Sector Development Project (PSD), which contributed to the development of small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs in the south and southwest Serbia.
AmCham Promotes Dialogue To Ease Trade
A conference “Public-Private Dialogue for Facilitation of Foreign Trade”, organised by the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) and the USAID REG project in Serbia,...
USAID And Serbian Government Progress On Making Serbia A BetterPlace To...
On November 16, the United States Agency for International Development USAID, a U.S. government agency, and the Serbian Government, celebrated the achievements of the...
Doing Business Index Success
The 2nd annual conference Doing Business 2018: Strengthening Serbia's Competitiveness, held at Belgrade’s Hyatt Regency Hotel and organised by NALED, with the support of...
Better Business Conditions In Serbia
Conditions for doing business in Serbia have improved, especially with regard to the inspection services and issuing building permits. This is the conclusion from...
Azza El-Abd, USAID’s Mission Director For Serbia:
Further Develop Of Democratic Governance Institutions
USAID is committed to continue working with the Serbian government, businesses, and civil society to develop democratic governance institutions that are responsive to citizens’ needs and to expand economic opportunities for the people
Kyle Scott, U.S. Ambassador to Serbia:
NALED Values Are As Important As The Results
Over the years, NALED has grown into a leading institution in Serbia and the region. Its ability to unite local self-governments, SMEs, and civil society makes it one of the key forces behind Serbia’s reform achievements, and makes NALED an important partner for U.S. Government-supported economic growth projects
Steven Rosenberg, Former Director Of USAID MEGA Project And Founder Of NALED:
Over-Politicization Is The Key Obstacle For Serbia
Serbia has excellent development potential. It is located at the crossroads of South Eastern Europe, has a hard working, reasonably priced and educated work force and a government that appears to be committed to adopting many of the reforms called for by NALED
Violeta Jovanović, Executive Director of the National Alliance for Local Economic Development, NALED:
Decade of Dialogue For a Better Serbia
10 years of supporting reforms in Serbia
Dejan Ranđić, Entrepreneur With Initiative:
Innovation And Entrepreneurship – A Chance for Growth
The projects “New beginning” and “ICT Hub” are two initiatives with the same underlying philosophy: innovation and entrepreneurship are the major drivers of an economy.
USAID Provides $1.3mln to Help Serbia Respond to Migrant Crisis
USAID announced a new $1.3 million project to help Serbia respond to the continuing migrant crisis.
