What is a civil society?

Even though it seems to be a very sophisticated concept, the civil society represents the “third sector” of society, next to the other two sectors - the state and the business.  

The state ensures governance, the business – economic development and the civil society addresses those issues, which remain uncovered by the state or business. Usually civil society is represented by public associations (NGOs), in other words - by ordinary people who get togheter led by their wish to do something for a particular group of beneficiaries – these could be either people with specific needs, or ones who require special assistance.

Toolkit for NGO's  

Study Visit to Belgium and the Netherlands on "Social Service Delivery"

OCTOBER 2007
• all October - RCs regional trainings for NGOs in Comrat, Hincesti, Ungheni and Edinet
• 30 Sep - 6 Oct - Study Visit to Bulgaria
• 12 Oct - Recognition of International Day of Elderly
• NGO Fairs in regions:
- 17 Oct - Edinet, Casa de cultura,
- 20 Oct - Comrat, Liceu,
- 23 Oct - Hincesti, Scoala de Arte
• Workshop on Strategic Planning for Social NGOs Network

SEPTEMBER 2007
• Sep 28 Talk Show dedicated to Elderly
• Sep 25-28 Support mission of Luk Zerderloo for organizations working in the social protection of people with disabilities
• Sep 21, 2007 - Workshop on Accreditation and Monitoring of social services
• all September- RCs regional trainings for NGOs in Comrat, Hincesti, Ungheni and Edinet
• Sep 14 Talk Show "Buna Seara" dedicated to the Day of Social Assistant
• Sep 12-14 Series of workshops on Project Development and Grantfinding for Social NGOs