Representatives of Working Group 17 of the National Convention on the European Union participated on September 2, 2026, in Belgrade in consultations with a delegation of an expert mission
Belgrade, October 2–4, 2026 (Friday–Sunday) The Centre for Advanced Economic Studies is organizing a three-day training on public budget analysis, intended for representatives of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Serbia.
CEVES analysis shows that the management of the current budgetary reserve in Serbia is extremely non-transparent. In a narrower scope of approximately 8 billion dinars of funds directly allocated from the current budgetary reserve, as much as 72% of the funds were allocated through the Government's General Secretariat, while for more than half of the items it is not possible to determine which budget program they belong to.
Authors: Kori Udovički, Pavle Medić It is undoubtedly true that the majority of Serbian citizens want change, but many still don't know whom to entrust with that task. Student protests
CBAM — a mechanism by which the EU charges for the carbon footprint of imported goods — is in force from the beginning of 2026. The EU is also lagging behind with the operationalization of some accepted rules,
Kori Udovički CEVES invites all interested parties in good governance of Serbia to oppose the recently adopted amendments to the regulations on the process of adopting new regulations and public policies
CEVES Newsletter July 2026 Dear friends, associates, and colleagues, In our second CEVES newsletter this year, we comment on the economic growth assumptions on which the new
May 2026. CEVES Newsletter Dear our friends, associates, and partners, We share with you the newsletter for the first quarter of 2026, in which we deal with the economy that
