Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative
The Southeast Europe-Together Against Corruption II (SEE-TAC II) programme builds upon the successes of the previous two phases and aims to further strengthen the resilience of Western Balkans societies against corruption by focusing on the Environment and Security sectors. The programme aims to enhance the capacity of government institutions, civil society organizations (CSOs), the private sector, and the media across six Western Balkans jurisdictions: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*,
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- Website: https://rai-see.org
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- Recorded profile date: 2026-04-22
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The Southeast Europe-Together Against Corruption II (SEE-TAC II) programme builds upon the successes of the previous two phases and aims to further strengthen the resilience of Western Balkans societies against corruption by focusing on the Environment and Security sectors. The programme aims to enhance the capacity of government institutions, civil society organizations (CSOs), the private sector, and the media across six Western Balkans jurisdictions: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*,
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