Culture, Cultural Heritage, Tourism, Architecture, Governance, Education and Training, Cultural development, Economic and social development, Communication, Monitoring and evaluation, Urban Plannning, Infrastructure Engineering
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Technical Assistance for Evaluation of Sector of Human Resources Development implemented and financed by IPA Programme, EU Programmes and other Donors in the Republic of Serbia


Sector:
Governance, Justice & Human rights, Social & Economic Development
Education and training
Area: Western Balkans
Country: Serbia
Period: 2013
Client: EC-EuropeAid
Framework contract: FWC BENEF 2009 - LOT 9: Culture, Education, Employment and Social
Amount: € 138.028

The global objective of the assignment is to maximise impact of financial assistance in the sector of Human Resources Development in Serbia from the EU and other donors. The sector of Human Resources Development comprises policies which are concerned with the development of human potential through education and training, better working and living conditions of the citizens and a fairer access to quality services.



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