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Initiatives

The effectiveness of the social inclusion process depends on the engagement and involvement of all stakeholders and actors: line ministries and public administration, local governments, academic community, think tanks, civil society and individuals themselves.

We would like to present herein some initiatives that the Social Inclusion and Poverty Reduction Unit has initiated or has supported, aiming to enhance social inclusion in the Republic of Serbia. These initiatives aim to establish higher accessibility to information and resources which may contribute to the improvement of living conditions, poverty reduction and social exclusion.

For more information please contact the Social Inclusion and Poverty Reduction Unit, as well as our partner organizations.

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