POLICY BRIEFS | Civil service and policymaking integrity

Following the publication of the PAR Monitor Report Albania, 2019/ 2020, the WeBER 2.0 research team and associates prepared three policy briefs on some of the most burning issues identified in the latest WeBER 2.0 monitoring cycle. Policy briefs focus on the politicization of the civil service in Albania, data-based policymaking and public consultations, offering extensive recommendations on the steps that can be followed to improve civil service and policymaking integrity in Albania. Click to download the policy briefs in English and Albanian.

“Politicization risks in Albania’s civil service: Exclusions from the scope of the civil service law and the integrity of the senior civil service recruitment system”

“Ticking the box on public consultations: enablers, repercussions, solutions?”

“Flawed policy development in Albania: tackling lack of transparency and evidence based policymaking”

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Risqet e politizimit të shërbimit civil shqiptar: përjashtimet nga fushëveprimi i ligjit për nëpunësin civil dhe integriteti i rekrutimit të nëpunësve të lartë civilë  

Konsultime publike sa për formalitet – mundësuesit, pasojat, zgjidhjet?

Mangësitë e zhvillimit të politikave në Shqipëri – trajtimi i mungesës së transparencës dhe politikëbërjes së bazuar në të dhëna

Policy briefs were presented and discussed in the policy forum “Civil service and policymaking integrity”, among an audience of policymakers, local and international experts and civil society, part of the National Working Group on PAR Albania. The event was organised by the Institute for Democracy and Mediation, in collaboration with Hanns Seidel Stiftung, bureau of Tirana in the framework of the Integrity Week 2021.

The activity is part of the “Western Balkans Civil Society Empowerment for a Reformed Public Administration” – WeBER 2.0, a regional project implemented by the Think for Europe – TEN Network and funded by the European Union.