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28 March 2008
 

sv500103The Economic Policy Institute (Sofia), thanks to the kind financial support of the Balkan Trust for Democracy (Belgrade); the East East: Partnership Beyond Borders Program (London) and the Central European Initiative (Trieste), organized a two-day long Regional training seminar in Sofia on: "E-Governance and Project (Communication) Management - Best Practices for the Public Administration on Central and Local Level in South Eastern Europe" (27-28 March 2008). The public event was the tenth seminar conducted within the framework of the so called "T'Club" Forum - a huge network of young public servants, working in the field of European integration.

 
08 March 2008
 

dsc01716On 8th of March 2008 (Saturday), on the occasion of the International Woman's Day, the Economic Policy Institute (EPI) and the Royal Norwegian Embassy to Bulgaria carried out a public discussion on topic: "Women of today: Balancing Work and Family Life (the Experience of the Countries from Northern Europe)". The Forum took place at the "Sredets" Exhibition Hall of the Ministry of Culture and gathered approximately 60 people.

 
14 December 2007
 

14 december - finalIn December 2007 the Economic Policy Institute successfully concluded the first stage of the project "The Implication of EU Membership on Immigration Trends and Immigrant Integration Policies for the Bulgarian Labor Market". The initiative is organised with the  kind support of the German Marshall Fund of the United States, Washington (www.gmfus.org) within the framework of its Key Institution's Program on Immigration and Integration.

 
13 December 2007
 

13 december - concluding remarks 2A concluding meeting took place on December 13, 2007 in Sofia in the framework of the project "The Implication of EU Membership on Immigration Trends and Immigrant Integration Policies for the Bulgarian Labor Market".

 
About us
The Economic Policy Institute is a non-governmental non-profit organization, founded on 12 May 1997.

Its mission is to encourage and support the implementation of free market experience and know-how that will influence Bulgaria's effective participation in the global economy and its membership in Euro-Atlantic structures.

EPI's primary tasks are:

• to bring experts together to explore issues and exchange views in order to generate innovative proposals for practical economic policy measures;
• to provoke public discussions on economic issues;
• to provide independent expert opinions and analyses;
• to inform and influence policy- and decision makers and the society;
• to encourage pro-active dialogue;
• to research economic issues and introduce best practices;
• to provide analysis of alternative approaches to economic issues.