What is “Doma”?
Protection of the environment is one of the biggest challenges faced by Macedonia and the region. The lack of verified, accurate and precise information, quality analysis, debate, as well as responsibility from the relevant institutions was the reason to create #Doma.
#Doma is an environmental, educational, online platform of the Institute for Communication Studies through which we research, analyze, inform and educate on topics related to environment, biodiversity, sustainable practices and environmental awareness.
The purpose of #Doma is to inform and educate about the protection of the environment and biodiversity, to instigate debate and motivate the citizens to be actively involved, and to put pressure on the institutions for the purpose of problem solving. #Doma will also require answers from the relevant institutions, which will give them the opportunity to demonstrate their accountability and transparency and will contribute towards more informed and actively engaged citizens.
The environmental issues, as well as nature itself, know no political boundaries. #Doma will explore the natural values as well as the natural hazards and threats at regional level, in cooperation with all Balkan countries and beyond.
This website was developed in the frames of the project “Connect the Dots: Improved Policies Through Civic Participation”, implemented by the Institute for Communication Studies. The project is funded by the United Kingdom Government, with support of the British Embassy in Skopje. The views and opinions expressed on this website do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the British Government.
Welcome to #Doma!
Editor
Kiril Przho
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About us
The Institute for Communication Studies (ICS) is a non-profit scientific research organization, founded in 2012.
The ICS mission is to assist the strengthening of the Macedonian democracy in working with the media, civil society organizations and public institutions, educating a critical public that will seek greater transparency and accountability by involving citizens in public policy making.
About the project
This website was developed in the frames of the project “Connect the Dots: Improved Policies Through Civic Participation”, implemented by the Institute for Communication Studies. The project is funded by the United Kingdom Government, with support of the British Embassy in Skopje. The views and opinions expressed on this website do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the British Government. All content is under Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-ND 3.0), meaning it is free for redistribution.