Eleven thousand respondents filled out a questionnaire to inform a birthing experience map published by K-Monitor, Funky Citizens and EMMA Association. Hungarian data collected for this study indicates that gratitude payments are involved in 68 percent of deliveries, with an average amount of HUF…
The Majority of Hungarian Children Are Born In Corruption
tangentopoli // 2021.01.02.
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Empowering local self-government - Cooperation between advocacy groups and local governments
MerényiM // 2020.12.21.
Címkék: magyarország külföld románia önkormányzat english lengyelország civilek k-monitor
Between May and July 2020, we conducted 64 semi-structured in-depth interviews with representatives from 35 organizations in 35 different local entities in Hungary, Poland and Romania, involving both activists and local government officials. Our main ambition was to learn about the narratives used…
Another day, another slap in the face of Hungarian Democracy
tangentopoli // 2020.11.11.
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While Hungarians were kept in uncertainty about the details of the anti-COVID measures of the government, the government published the draft amendment of the Constitution that would limit the scope of what can be considered public funds.
In Spring there was a widespread fear that the government…
This is the Minimum! - 21st century standards of transparency in the municipalities
pite e // 2019.11.14.
Címkék: english ezaminimum
K-Monitor, investigative portal atlatszo.hu and TI Hungary organized a campaign called “This is the minimum!” prior to the Hungarian local elections held in October, asking candidates to commit themselves to six transparency measures if elected. Measures include improvements regarding the…
Conspiracy for Democracy: Concepts of civil-municipal cooperation
pite e // 2019.11.07.
Címkék: english conspiracy for democracy
K-Monitor organized a two days event in June 2019 to discuss inspiring practices and emerging trends on citizens’ participation in local decision making. The event was attended by representatives of local governments and civil society actors from Hungary, Spain, France, Italy and Romania.