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ДЕО ИЗВЕШТАЈА ЗА 1995. годину
1995 – A YEAR OF CHALLENGE
After the media campaign against the foundation in early 1994 faded away, we not only continued but expanded our work. Unfortunately, almost exactly a year after the start of the first campaign, the foundation was faced with the new, much stronger one. The official media attacked George Soros and the foundation itself in the most vicious way. In two months more than 400 articles were published or broadcast about the foundation. Once again, we received strong support from different institutions and individuals.
Just two weeks before the beginning of the 1995 campaign we announced our programs in the country’s major media outlets, asking publicly for proposals for the first time. We wanted the work of the foundation to become even more transparent, and to give virtually every institution, association and individual in the country a chance to submit their ideas and complete for grants. While the anti-foundation campaign was at its peak we received over 1.200 proposals or applications. Although there was no doubt all these programs needed support, we also understood that this response represented a form of civic resistance.
This show of support, however, which could have been a source of genuine satisfaction for everyone connected with foundation, turned out to be an additional disadvantage in its relations with the powers that be. Following the attacks against the foundation, the Ministry of Culture of Serbia made a decision to revoke our registration. We appealed to the Supreme Court of Serbia while continuing our program activities.
Despite an extremely difficult economic situation and general clamp down on civil society, this year was marked by a new wave of proposals from 22 local papers, and 43 weeklies and monthlies as well as 8 electronic media. The amazing increase of dependent local papers proved that there was an immense need for an alternative government- controlled media. Toward the end of the year, representatives of the number of independent newspapers met in Kragujevac, where they agreed to create there on association.
The local papers were inspired by the Association of the Independent Electronic Media, which has become one of the most successful media networks in the whole region. We find it especially significant that number of local minority- language print media will participate in the new association of the independent papers. Using the Internet, we hope to improve communication among different media and other institutions and increase their access to information, breaking the internal and external isolation of people in the fields of science, media, culture, and the arts.
The arts and culture program proved to be effective in preventing official structures from fully controlling cultural life. Two alternative cultural centers were established in Belgrade, one in Novi Sad, and we hope to establish similar centers in Prishtine and Podgorica. The SCCA’s first annual exhibition provoked great interest, especially among young people, who are hungry for new challengers in cultural and artistic expression.
The greatest challenge for the SYF until now is how implement the new special program for children of FRY, and how to make the best use of the 15 million dollars George Soros donated for this purpose in August 1995, when in less than two weeks more than 200.000 refugees from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina arrived to FRY. During the last four years we acquired a rich experience in developing alternative/complementary forms of education, and succeeded to put together serious teams of professionals in the field. The special project relies on all these experiences. Our first steps were: to mobilize an even broader circle of professionals, who are to work with children and young people; to find partners both in the local communities and among national and international humanitarian organizations who would participate in the joint effort to develop new opportunities in the fields of education, culture, and provide medical and humanitarian support for this most vulnerable part of the population. The special project will be the most complex effort the SYF has been undertaking until now, but also the most challenging one.
During the last four and half years Foundation succeeded to become known to almost all strata of the Yugoslav society, while its scope of activity covers various projects in very different fields. In 1996 we would like to concentrate on intensifying our efforts on the most successful and important projects, and to provide more substantial support to all those initiatives which really make a difference in the very complex and controversial social context we are living in. In the same time are in permanent search for new partners, and want to make sure that the advocates and activists of the open society project would be in genuine interaction with the foundation.
Sonja Licht
President of the Executive Board
Soros Yugoslavia Foundation
EDUCATION
INDIVIDUAL GRANTS
The Program of the individual grants offers a possibility for scientists and other experts to apply for funds which should enable them to participate at international gatherings abroad (congresses, meetings…), and in experts and professional programs (courses, working groups, research projects, seminars…) lasting up to twelve weeks. The program is, above all, oriental toward younger scientist and experts (45 is the age limit), whose papers or projects have been accepted by the organizers or institutions, and who have been professionally invited in participate.
In 1994 more than two hundred grants were awarded, mainly in the field of medicine, technical and hard sciences.
Conference & Travel ’94
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Dragan Lazic Living expenses for further specialization at Ecole Nationale d‘Ingenieurs de Belfort, France, February-May, 1995 $ 2,000
Xhevant Lumi Living expenses to specialize at the Ophtmathological Clinic, Ljubljana, December 1994-April 1995 $ 1,000
Public advertising of the program and postage $ 611.26
Agron Gjilolli Living expenses for further specialization at the Forest Product Laboratory, Madison, March-June 1995 $ 2,000
Vera Konjovic Living expenses to attend the Berlin Filmfestspiele, February 14-20, 1995 $ 800
Milan Bastic Travel grant to attend the Symposium on Analytical Chemistry, Samarkand, May 26-June 8, 1995 $ 788.97
Stojan Cerovic Living expenses to attend the Conference on New Media Technologies, Cambridge, May 6-8, 1995 $ 831.62
Ljiljana Klisic Travel grant to attend the 5th European Congress of Body Psychotherapy, Carry Le Rouet, April 24-May 5, 1995 $ 600
1995 – A YEAR OF CHALLENGE
After the media campaign against the foundation in early 1994 faded away, we not only continued but expanded our work. Unfortunately, almost exactly a year after the start of the first campaign, the foundation was faced with the new, much stronger one. The official media attacked George Soros and the foundation itself in the most vicious way. In two months more than 400 articles were published or broadcast about the foundation. Once again, we received strong support from different institutions and individuals.
Just two weeks before the beginning of the 1995 campaign we announced our programs in the country’s major media outlets, asking publicly for proposals for the first time. We wanted the work of the foundation to become even more transparent, and to give virtually every institution, association and individual in the country a chance to submit their ideas and complete for grants. While the anti-foundation campaign was at its peak we received over 1.200 proposals or applications. Although there was no doubt all these programs needed support, we also understood that this response represented a form of civic resistance.
This show of support, however, which could have been a source of genuine satisfaction for everyone connected with foundation, turned out to be an additional disadvantage in its relations with the powers that be. Following the attacks against the foundation, the Ministry of Culture of Serbia made a decision to revoke our registration. We appealed to the Supreme Court of Serbia while continuing our program activities.
Despite an extremely difficult economic situation and general clamp down on civil society, this year was marked by a new wave of proposals from 22 local papers, and 43 weeklies and monthlies as well as 8 electronic media. The amazing increase of dependent local papers proved that there was an immense need for an alternative government- controlled media. Toward the end of the year, representatives of the number of independent newspapers met in Kragujevac, where they agreed to create there on association.
The local papers were inspired by the Association of the Independent Electronic Media, which has become one of the most successful media networks in the whole region. We find it especially significant that number of local minority- language print media will participate in the new association of the independent papers. Using the Internet, we hope to improve communication among different media and other institutions and increase their access to information, breaking the internal and external isolation of people in the fields of science, media, culture, and the arts.
The arts and culture program proved to be effective in preventing official structures from fully controlling cultural life. Two alternative cultural centers were established in Belgrade, one in Novi Sad, and we hope to establish similar centers in Prishtine and Podgorica. The SCCA’s first annual exhibition provoked great interest, especially among young people, who are hungry for new challengers in cultural and artistic expression.
The greatest challenge for the SYF until now is how implement the new special program for children of FRY, and how to make the best use of the 15 million dollars George Soros donated for this purpose in August 1995, when in less than two weeks more than 200.000 refugees from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina arrived to FRY. During the last four years we acquired a rich experience in developing alternative/complementary forms of education, and succeeded to put together serious teams of professionals in the field. The special project relies on all these experiences. Our first steps were: to mobilize an even broader circle of professionals, who are to work with children and young people; to find partners both in the local communities and among national and international humanitarian organizations who would participate in the joint effort to develop new opportunities in the fields of education, culture, and provide medical and humanitarian support for this most vulnerable part of the population. The special project will be the most complex effort the SYF has been undertaking until now, but also the most challenging one.
During the last four and half years Foundation succeeded to become known to almost all strata of the Yugoslav society, while its scope of activity covers various projects in very different fields. In 1996 we would like to concentrate on intensifying our efforts on the most successful and important projects, and to provide more substantial support to all those initiatives which really make a difference in the very complex and controversial social context we are living in. In the same time are in permanent search for new partners, and want to make sure that the advocates and activists of the open society project would be in genuine interaction with the foundation.
Sonja Licht
President of the Executive Board
Soros Yugoslavia Foundation
EDUCATION
INDIVIDUAL GRANTS
The Program of the individual grants offers a possibility for scientists and other experts to apply for funds which should enable them to participate at international gatherings abroad (congresses, meetings…), and in experts and professional programs (courses, working groups, research projects, seminars…) lasting up to twelve weeks. The program is, above all, oriental toward younger scientist and experts (45 is the age limit), whose papers or projects have been accepted by the organizers or institutions, and who have been professionally invited in participate.
In 1994 more than two hundred grants were awarded, mainly in the field of medicine, technical and hard sciences.
Conference & Travel ’94
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Dragan Lazic Living expenses for further specialization at Ecole Nationale d‘Ingenieurs de Belfort, France, February-May, 1995 $ 2,000
Xhevant Lumi Living expenses to specialize at the Ophtmathological Clinic, Ljubljana, December 1994-April 1995 $ 1,000
Public advertising of the program and postage $ 611.26
Agron Gjilolli Living expenses for further specialization at the Forest Product Laboratory, Madison, March-June 1995 $ 2,000
Vera Konjovic Living expenses to attend the Berlin Filmfestspiele, February 14-20, 1995 $ 800
Milan Bastic Travel grant to attend the Symposium on Analytical Chemistry, Samarkand, May 26-June 8, 1995 $ 788.97
Stojan Cerovic Living expenses to attend the Conference on New Media Technologies, Cambridge, May 6-8, 1995 $ 831.62
Ljiljana Klisic Travel grant to attend the 5th European Congress of Body Psychotherapy, Carry Le Rouet, April 24-May 5, 1995 $ 600
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Borislav Grubor Travel grant to attend the 3rd INFUB ’95, Lisboa, April 18-22, 1995 $ 602.21
Mihajlo Gajic Living expenses to attend the WCPD’95, Sao Paulo, April 27-30, 1995 $ 1,000
Branislav Repic Travel Grant to attend the 3rd INFUB’95, Lisboa, April 18-22, 1995 $ 602.21
Vladislav Kecojevic Travel grant to attend the 3rd International Symposium on Mine Mechanization and Automatization, Denver, June 12-16, 1995 $ 1,000
Vladimir Terzija Living expenses to attend the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ’95 Congress, visit the MIT, and lecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology, January 25-February 10, 1995 $ 1,000
Aljosa Mimica Travel grant to attend the College International de Traducteurs, Arles, March 1-30, 1995 $ 581.41
Srdjan Antic Travel grant to attend the 8th Sardinian Conference on Neuroscience, Cagliari , May 24-28, 1995 $ 254.41
Maja Radivojevic Living expenses to attend the International Symposium “Etiology and Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease”, Dakkar, February 10-13, 1995 $ 500
Svetlana Vujovic Travel grant to attend the 4th World Congress of Gynecological Endocrinology, Madonna di Campiglio, February 12-19, 1995 $ 500
Prishtine Office Travel and hotel expenses for the Individual Grant Commission Meeting $ 202.42
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Srdjan Darmanovic Travel and hotel expenses Short –term study visit to CEU-Department of Political Sciences, Budapest, May 15-June 15, 1995 $ 1,000.00
Aleksandar Kostic Living expenses to attend the Rotterdam International Film Festival, January 26-February 4, 1995 $ 800
Aleksandra Jovicevic Travel grant to attend the 1st Annual Performance Conference, New York, March 22-31, 1995 $ 727.94
Miomir Biblija Living expenses to attend the Rotterdam International Film Festival, January 26-February 4, 1995 $ 800
Milan Djukic Living expenses for further specialization at the Agia Sifia Children’s Hospital, Athens, March-May, 1995 $ 1,800
Marijana Rici Travel grant to attend the 17th International Symposium on Archeological Excavations, Ankara, May 29-June 6, 1995 $ 482.35
Vesna Rakic-Balovic Living expenses to complete project at the Patras University, April-June 1995 $1,500
Petar Jovancic Living expenses to attend 9th International Wool Research Conference, Biella, Italy, June 28- July 5, 1995 $ 300
Gordana Pantelic Travel grant to attend the International Symposium on Radionuclide Metrology, paris, May 14-19, 1995 $ 500
Slobodan pajovic Travel grant to attend the 7th FIELC, Taipeh, June 25-28, 1995 $ 1,000
Dragutin Debeljakovic Travel expenses to attend and complete the project at the New Jersey University, April 15-May 10, 1995 $ 1,000
Ilija Vujacic Living expenses to complete project on the history of political theories, University of Bologna, June-July, 1995 $ 1,000
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Dubravka Knezovic Travel grant to attend the meeting of the Idea ’95 Executive Committee. Brisbane, June 25-Septembar 1, 1995 $ 1,251.80
Dusica Cvetkovic Living expenses to attend the 4th World Congress of Neuro-sciences, Kyoto, July 9-14, 1995 $ 500
Srboljub Antic Participation in living expenses to complete his project at the Florida University, September 16-October 2, 1995 $ 500
Milan Pravilovic Living expenses to attend the “Skhudra through centuries” Symposium, Skhudra, June, 1995 $ 311.76
Vedran Vucic Travel expenses to the Soros London Conference on Grants $ 766.19
Ivana Scepanovic Travel grant to complete project at the Catholic university, Luven, April-May, 1995 $ 449.64
Ljiljana Milivojevic Travel grant to attend the 12th International Congress of the Group Psychotherapists, Buenos Aires, August 28-Septembar 1, 1995 $ 700
Dusko Kozic Living expenses to attend the 40th IBRO Congress of Neuroscience, Kyoto, July 9-14, 1995 $ 1,000
Zoran Krstic Travel grant to attend Current Practice in Neonatal Surgery Seminar, Manchester, July 16-23, 1995 $ 550
Milica Minic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School. Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.36
Marija lukic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School. Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.36
Branko Bobic Living expenses for further specialization at Helsinki University, Faculty of Medicine, Helsinki, May-July, 1995 $ 1,217.52
Natasa Milenkovic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School, Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.16
Katarina Ilic Travel grant to attend the 1st European Congress of Pharmacology, Milan, June 16-19, 1995 $ 495.61
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARD
Milan Radovic Living expenses to attend the 4th International Satellite Symposium on Acute Renal Failure, Barcelona, July 9-11, 1995 $ 402.12
Vladan Starcevic Living expenses to attend the 14th Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, Miami, May 20-5, 1996 $ 503,62
Emil Bozin Travel grant to complete project at the Michigan State University, Department of Physics, September 1995-March 1996 $ 1,000
Mirjana Vagner Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-September 10, 1995 $ 1,006.00
Zorica Mrsevic Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-September 10, 1995 $ 1,006.00
Nada Raduski Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Dijana Vukomanovic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995
$ 488.44
Dragana Kojicinovic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Jelena Djuric Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Ivana Spasic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Danijel Pantic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 680.27
Borislav Grubor Travel grant to attend the 3rd INFUB ’95, Lisboa, April 18-22, 1995 $ 602.21
Mihajlo Gajic Living expenses to attend the WCPD’95, Sao Paulo, April 27-30, 1995 $ 1,000
Branislav Repic Travel Grant to attend the 3rd INFUB’95, Lisboa, April 18-22, 1995 $ 602.21
Vladislav Kecojevic Travel grant to attend the 3rd International Symposium on Mine Mechanization and Automatization, Denver, June 12-16, 1995 $ 1,000
Vladimir Terzija Living expenses to attend the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers ’95 Congress, visit the MIT, and lecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology, January 25-February 10, 1995 $ 1,000
Aljosa Mimica Travel grant to attend the College International de Traducteurs, Arles, March 1-30, 1995 $ 581.41
Srdjan Antic Travel grant to attend the 8th Sardinian Conference on Neuroscience, Cagliari , May 24-28, 1995 $ 254.41
Maja Radivojevic Living expenses to attend the International Symposium “Etiology and Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease”, Dakkar, February 10-13, 1995 $ 500
Svetlana Vujovic Travel grant to attend the 4th World Congress of Gynecological Endocrinology, Madonna di Campiglio, February 12-19, 1995 $ 500
Prishtine Office Travel and hotel expenses for the Individual Grant Commission Meeting $ 202.42
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Srdjan Darmanovic Travel and hotel expenses Short –term study visit to CEU-Department of Political Sciences, Budapest, May 15-June 15, 1995 $ 1,000.00
Aleksandar Kostic Living expenses to attend the Rotterdam International Film Festival, January 26-February 4, 1995 $ 800
Aleksandra Jovicevic Travel grant to attend the 1st Annual Performance Conference, New York, March 22-31, 1995 $ 727.94
Miomir Biblija Living expenses to attend the Rotterdam International Film Festival, January 26-February 4, 1995 $ 800
Milan Djukic Living expenses for further specialization at the Agia Sifia Children’s Hospital, Athens, March-May, 1995 $ 1,800
Marijana Rici Travel grant to attend the 17th International Symposium on Archeological Excavations, Ankara, May 29-June 6, 1995 $ 482.35
Vesna Rakic-Balovic Living expenses to complete project at the Patras University, April-June 1995 $1,500
Petar Jovancic Living expenses to attend 9th International Wool Research Conference, Biella, Italy, June 28- July 5, 1995 $ 300
Gordana Pantelic Travel grant to attend the International Symposium on Radionuclide Metrology, paris, May 14-19, 1995 $ 500
Slobodan pajovic Travel grant to attend the 7th FIELC, Taipeh, June 25-28, 1995 $ 1,000
Dragutin Debeljakovic Travel expenses to attend and complete the project at the New Jersey University, April 15-May 10, 1995 $ 1,000
Ilija Vujacic Living expenses to complete project on the history of political theories, University of Bologna, June-July, 1995 $ 1,000
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Dubravka Knezovic Travel grant to attend the meeting of the Idea ’95 Executive Committee. Brisbane, June 25-Septembar 1, 1995 $ 1,251.80
Dusica Cvetkovic Living expenses to attend the 4th World Congress of Neuro-sciences, Kyoto, July 9-14, 1995 $ 500
Srboljub Antic Participation in living expenses to complete his project at the Florida University, September 16-October 2, 1995 $ 500
Milan Pravilovic Living expenses to attend the “Skhudra through centuries” Symposium, Skhudra, June, 1995 $ 311.76
Vedran Vucic Travel expenses to the Soros London Conference on Grants $ 766.19
Ivana Scepanovic Travel grant to complete project at the Catholic university, Luven, April-May, 1995 $ 449.64
Ljiljana Milivojevic Travel grant to attend the 12th International Congress of the Group Psychotherapists, Buenos Aires, August 28-Septembar 1, 1995 $ 700
Dusko Kozic Living expenses to attend the 40th IBRO Congress of Neuroscience, Kyoto, July 9-14, 1995 $ 1,000
Zoran Krstic Travel grant to attend Current Practice in Neonatal Surgery Seminar, Manchester, July 16-23, 1995 $ 550
Milica Minic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School. Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.36
Marija lukic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School. Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.36
Branko Bobic Living expenses for further specialization at Helsinki University, Faculty of Medicine, Helsinki, May-July, 1995 $ 1,217.52
Natasa Milenkovic Living and travel expenses to participate at the Democracy and Diversity Summer Graduate School, Krakow, July 11-August 3, 1995 $ 523.16
Katarina Ilic Travel grant to attend the 1st European Congress of Pharmacology, Milan, June 16-19, 1995 $ 495.61
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARD
Milan Radovic Living expenses to attend the 4th International Satellite Symposium on Acute Renal Failure, Barcelona, July 9-11, 1995 $ 402.12
Vladan Starcevic Living expenses to attend the 14th Annual Meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, Miami, May 20-5, 1996 $ 503,62
Emil Bozin Travel grant to complete project at the Michigan State University, Department of Physics, September 1995-March 1996 $ 1,000
Mirjana Vagner Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-September 10, 1995 $ 1,006.00
Zorica Mrsevic Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-September 10, 1995 $ 1,006.00
Nada Raduski Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Dijana Vukomanovic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995
$ 488.44
Dragana Kojicinovic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Jelena Djuric Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Ivana Spasic Travel grant to attend Summer School “Post-Communist Transition and Integration Processes in Europe”, Bernitoro, Italy, September 3-10, 1995 $ 488.44
Danijel Pantic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 680.27
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Irina Nikolic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 680.27
Marina Banic -Petrovic Travel grant to attend the 1st International TA Congress, San Francisco, August 7-15, 1995 $ 1,061.15
Predrag Bajovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Isidora Jaric Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.61
Srdjan Rajkovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.31
Tijana Somer Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Biljana Mandic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Florina Krasniqi Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.61
Ivan Colovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Natasa Popovic Living expenses to specialize at the A. Einstein Hospital, New York, September-November 1995 $ 1,418.37
Shemsedin Dreshaj Living expenses to specialize at the A. Einstein Hospital, New York, September-November 1995 $ 1,418.37
Sasa Popovic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 702.04
Maja Lalic Travel grant to attend World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 702.04
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Ivana Radovanovic Travel grant to attend the 5th Congress of Mesolite in Europe, Grenoble, September 18-23, 1995 $. 507.59
Tatjana Ulicevic Living expenses to complete her M.A. in mathematics at the Lomonosov University, Moscow, 1995-1996 $ 5,000
Snezana sankovic Travel grant for further specialization at the National Hospital, London, mid-September-mid-December 1995 $ 1,520.69
Bojan Aleksov Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 404.93
Snezana Tontic Travel grant to attend the meeting “To Understand Bosnia”, Sejny, Poland, October 11-14, 1995 $ 380.28
Mileta Prodanovic Travel grant to attend the meeting “To Understand Bosnia”, Sejny, Poland, October 11-14, 1995 $ 380.28
Jasminka Hasasnbegovic Travel grant to attend the “Law reform Programs: COLPI and National Foundations” Budapest, October 14-16, 1995 $ 328.10
Olga Kostresevic Travel grant to complete project at the Europaisches Ubersetzer Kollegium, Straelen, Germany, September 1-30, 1995 $ 554.23
Sonja Prodanovic
Branka Petrovic Travel grant to attend the “Environment for Europe” Conference $ 724.79
Jovan Ratkovic Living expenses to complete environmental studies at the East Anglia University, Norwich, September 1995-March 1996 $ 11,228.75
Zlatko Sisic Living expenses for further specialization at the London, June-July 1995 $ 4,651.91
Vida Ognjenovic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 1,095.32
Milisav Savic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress. Perth, October 26- November 1, 1995 $ 1,095.32
Milena Polojac Living expenses to complete studies at the Amsterdam Law School, Amsterdam, November 1995-February 1996 $ 1,991.49
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Gazim Rexha Travel grant to attend the BBC English Language Summer School, University of Greenwich, July 30- August 19, 1995 $ 405.76
Nenad Prokic Travel grant to attend the “Media 10/10” International Festival, Namur, November 14-19, 1995 $ 422.68
Sevdije Ahmeti Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-Septembar 10, 1995 $ 2,007.78
Dubravka Valic-Nedeljkovic Travel grant to attend the Annual Meeting of the Belgian Linguistic Association, Antwerp, December 7-9, 1995 $ 310
Dejan Nikolic Living expenses for further specialization at the University of Colorado Health Center, Denver, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,172.20
Dragoljub Ackovic Travel grant to attend the International Conference on Rroma Issues in Eastern Europe, August 27-30, 1995 $ 535.86
Tatjana Ilic Living expenses for further specialization at the Billstroemska Folkhegskola, Gothenburg, August 20-December 20, 1995 $ 461.90
Milos Arsenijevic Living expenses to complete research at the Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,326.99
Stevan Lilic Travel grant to attend the AIDC World Congress, Tokyo, September 20-30, 1995 $ 700
Atila Pejin Living expenses to complete his historical research in Israeli archives, December 15-25, 1995 $ 800
Vera Pravica Living expenses to participate at the Immunology Research Group, School of Biological Sciences, University of Manchester, November-December 1995 $ 1,000
Dejan Tomasevic Living expenses to complete studies of architecture at the USC, Los Angeles, December 1995-March 1996 $ 2,000
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Milorad Arsenijevic Travel grant to attend the European PATROM Meeting, Universidad di Oviedo, October 26-29, 1995 $ 502.388
Besa Poskurica Living expenses for specialization at the Instituto di Fisiologia Umana, Milan, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,000
Aleksandra Pavlovic Travel grant to attend the International Gastro-Surgical Club meeting, Bangkok, December 3-12, 1995 $ 500
Cedomila Karanovic Living expenses for training at the Basel Museum fur Gagenwartskunts, September 1995 $ 407
Eleonora Dzoljic Living expenses to complete research at the Erasmus University School of Medicine, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,500
Vesna Vujic Travel grant to attend the ENA congress,Amsterdam, September 2-8, 1995 $ 450
Zoran Redzic Travel grant to attend the ENA congress,Amsterdam, September 2-8, 1995 $ 450
Jasmina Markovic-Lipkovski Travel grant for further specialization at the Gottingen Georg-August Universitat, September-December 1995 4 $ 450
Gordana Dobrosavljevic Living expenses for further specialization at the Amsterdam Law School, July 1-29, 1995 $ 369.29
Jadranka Hofman-Jablan Travel grant to attend the 3rd Interdisciplinary Symmetry Congress, Washington, DC, August 14-20, 1995 $ 703.11
Dragoslava Zivkov-Saponja Travel grant to attend the 8th Annual Meeting of the Mediterranean Association of Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, October 12-15, 1995 $ 602.67
TOTAL $ 99,466.83
Irina Nikolic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 680.27
Marina Banic -Petrovic Travel grant to attend the 1st International TA Congress, San Francisco, August 7-15, 1995 $ 1,061.15
Predrag Bajovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Isidora Jaric Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.61
Srdjan Rajkovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.31
Tijana Somer Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Biljana Mandic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Florina Krasniqi Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 613.61
Ivan Colovic Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 391.16
Natasa Popovic Living expenses to specialize at the A. Einstein Hospital, New York, September-November 1995 $ 1,418.37
Shemsedin Dreshaj Living expenses to specialize at the A. Einstein Hospital, New York, September-November 1995 $ 1,418.37
Sasa Popovic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 702.04
Maja Lalic Travel grant to attend World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 702.04
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Ivana Radovanovic Travel grant to attend the 5th Congress of Mesolite in Europe, Grenoble, September 18-23, 1995 $. 507.59
Tatjana Ulicevic Living expenses to complete her M.A. in mathematics at the Lomonosov University, Moscow, 1995-1996 $ 5,000
Snezana sankovic Travel grant for further specialization at the National Hospital, London, mid-September-mid-December 1995 $ 1,520.69
Bojan Aleksov Travel grant to attend the Summer School “Neighbors and Future in South-Eastern Europe”, Rennes, September 3-23, 1995 $ 404.93
Snezana Tontic Travel grant to attend the meeting “To Understand Bosnia”, Sejny, Poland, October 11-14, 1995 $ 380.28
Mileta Prodanovic Travel grant to attend the meeting “To Understand Bosnia”, Sejny, Poland, October 11-14, 1995 $ 380.28
Jasminka Hasasnbegovic Travel grant to attend the “Law reform Programs: COLPI and National Foundations” Budapest, October 14-16, 1995 $ 328.10
Olga Kostresevic Travel grant to complete project at the Europaisches Ubersetzer Kollegium, Straelen, Germany, September 1-30, 1995 $ 554.23
Sonja Prodanovic
Branka Petrovic Travel grant to attend the “Environment for Europe” Conference $ 724.79
Jovan Ratkovic Living expenses to complete environmental studies at the East Anglia University, Norwich, September 1995-March 1996 $ 11,228.75
Zlatko Sisic Living expenses for further specialization at the London, June-July 1995 $ 4,651.91
Vida Ognjenovic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress, Perth, October 26-November 1, 1995 $ 1,095.32
Milisav Savic Travel grant to attend the World PEN Congress. Perth, October 26- November 1, 1995 $ 1,095.32
Milena Polojac Living expenses to complete studies at the Amsterdam Law School, Amsterdam, November 1995-February 1996 $ 1,991.49
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Gazim Rexha Travel grant to attend the BBC English Language Summer School, University of Greenwich, July 30- August 19, 1995 $ 405.76
Nenad Prokic Travel grant to attend the “Media 10/10” International Festival, Namur, November 14-19, 1995 $ 422.68
Sevdije Ahmeti Travel grant to attend the NGO Forum on Women, Beijing, August 26-Septembar 10, 1995 $ 2,007.78
Dubravka Valic-Nedeljkovic Travel grant to attend the Annual Meeting of the Belgian Linguistic Association, Antwerp, December 7-9, 1995 $ 310
Dejan Nikolic Living expenses for further specialization at the University of Colorado Health Center, Denver, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,172.20
Dragoljub Ackovic Travel grant to attend the International Conference on Rroma Issues in Eastern Europe, August 27-30, 1995 $ 535.86
Tatjana Ilic Living expenses for further specialization at the Billstroemska Folkhegskola, Gothenburg, August 20-December 20, 1995 $ 461.90
Milos Arsenijevic Living expenses to complete research at the Center for Philosophy of Science, University of Pittsburgh, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,326.99
Stevan Lilic Travel grant to attend the AIDC World Congress, Tokyo, September 20-30, 1995 $ 700
Atila Pejin Living expenses to complete his historical research in Israeli archives, December 15-25, 1995 $ 800
Vera Pravica Living expenses to participate at the Immunology Research Group, School of Biological Sciences, University of Manchester, November-December 1995 $ 1,000
Dejan Tomasevic Living expenses to complete studies of architecture at the USC, Los Angeles, December 1995-March 1996 $ 2,000
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Milorad Arsenijevic Travel grant to attend the European PATROM Meeting, Universidad di Oviedo, October 26-29, 1995 $ 502.388
Besa Poskurica Living expenses for specialization at the Instituto di Fisiologia Umana, Milan, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,000
Aleksandra Pavlovic Travel grant to attend the International Gastro-Surgical Club meeting, Bangkok, December 3-12, 1995 $ 500
Cedomila Karanovic Living expenses for training at the Basel Museum fur Gagenwartskunts, September 1995 $ 407
Eleonora Dzoljic Living expenses to complete research at the Erasmus University School of Medicine, December 1995-March 1996 $ 1,500
Vesna Vujic Travel grant to attend the ENA congress,Amsterdam, September 2-8, 1995 $ 450
Zoran Redzic Travel grant to attend the ENA congress,Amsterdam, September 2-8, 1995 $ 450
Jasmina Markovic-Lipkovski Travel grant for further specialization at the Gottingen Georg-August Universitat, September-December 1995 4 $ 450
Gordana Dobrosavljevic Living expenses for further specialization at the Amsterdam Law School, July 1-29, 1995 $ 369.29
Jadranka Hofman-Jablan Travel grant to attend the 3rd Interdisciplinary Symmetry Congress, Washington, DC, August 14-20, 1995 $ 703.11
Dragoslava Zivkov-Saponja Travel grant to attend the 8th Annual Meeting of the Mediterranean Association of Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery, October 12-15, 1995 $ 602.67
TOTAL $ 99,466.83
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RADIO, TV AND NEWS AGENCIES
ASSOCIATION OF THE BROADCASTING MEDIA______________________
In order to help survival of the independent broadcasters, the Media program of the SYF concentrated on providing the equipment, spare parts and expandable supplies (video and audio tapes…), developing the communication in the media through E-mail, covering the costs of the news agency services, as well as legal and expert consulting.
Facing the same problems, the independent radio and TV stations formed the Association of the independent Broadcasting media of Yugoslavia, thus enabling better communication, based on program and journalist exchange. The forming of the Association resulted in their joint application for news agencies subscriptions, forming of the unified technical basis, joint legal and expert consulting.
The Association of the Broadcasting Media consists of the six independent radio stations and one radio and TV broadcaster. (Radio B92 from Belgrade, Radio BUM93 from Pozarevac, Radio Bajina Basta from Bajina Basta, Radio Cetinje from Cetinje, radio Antena M from Podgorica and RTV Studio B from Belgrade).
News agencies services for Association $ 183,062.50 Technical support and expert consulting $ 162,086.81
The independent TV production
- B92
(“Crime that Changed Serbia” and “East by East-West”) $ 21,151.99
- VIN- video weekly magazine $ 14,705.88
Beta news Agency $ 34,043.71
Montena Fax $ 10,122.34
AIM $ 14,171.33
Alternative agency network
______________________________________________________________TOTAL: $ 439,344.56
PRINT________________________________________________________
Within this program the Foundation provided the most needed newsprint paper and the printing costs for the print media, as well as the equipment for the establishment of e-mail communication. The Foundation supported the forming of the Association of the Local Print Media, gathering 22 local media which are covering the whole territory of Yugoslavia.
RECIPIENT_________ __PURPOSE________________TOTAL AWARD
VREME, weekly from Belgrade Grant for newsprint paper and equipment (DTP laboratory) $ 406,324.63
MONITOR, weekly from Podgorica Grant for newsprint paper $ 32,916.83
NIN, weekly for Belgrade Grant for newsprint paper $ 36,250.27
Nasa Borba, daily form Belgrade Equipment grant for fax and phone correspondents to Brussels and Washington $ 53,023.25
ABV Media group Grant to cover the space for the ABV group, gathering Radio B92 and the weekly Vreme, and the news agency Beta. $ 20,548.43
Omladinski grafiti, youth paper from Podgorica Grant for printing costs $ 9,577.91
Talas, youth magazine from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 29,205.99
Republika, biweekly from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 19,216.56
Ludus, theatrical monthly from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 7,390.98
Kosava, monthly from Vrsac Grant for printing costs $ 7,194.24
Argument The independent agency received the grant for publication “Media and War” $ 40,595.04
Ekonomska politika The grant for printing costs and equipment grant (PC 486) $ 20,713.02
Nezavisni, Novi Sad Grant for printing costs $ 14,705.88
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Svet, biweekly from Novi sad CLIO Grant for printing costs
Independent media research agency received equipment grant (HP printer) $ 14,598.54
$ 4,190.14
Grant for the publication “Novinarstvo” (“Journalism) $ 7,194.24
Nezavisnost
Grant for printing costs of the Independent Union paper $ 10,875.08
ASSOCIATION OF THE BROADCASTING MEDIA______________________
In order to help survival of the independent broadcasters, the Media program of the SYF concentrated on providing the equipment, spare parts and expandable supplies (video and audio tapes…), developing the communication in the media through E-mail, covering the costs of the news agency services, as well as legal and expert consulting.
Facing the same problems, the independent radio and TV stations formed the Association of the independent Broadcasting media of Yugoslavia, thus enabling better communication, based on program and journalist exchange. The forming of the Association resulted in their joint application for news agencies subscriptions, forming of the unified technical basis, joint legal and expert consulting.
The Association of the Broadcasting Media consists of the six independent radio stations and one radio and TV broadcaster. (Radio B92 from Belgrade, Radio BUM93 from Pozarevac, Radio Bajina Basta from Bajina Basta, Radio Cetinje from Cetinje, radio Antena M from Podgorica and RTV Studio B from Belgrade).
News agencies services for Association $ 183,062.50 Technical support and expert consulting $ 162,086.81
The independent TV production
- B92
(“Crime that Changed Serbia” and “East by East-West”) $ 21,151.99
- VIN- video weekly magazine $ 14,705.88
Beta news Agency $ 34,043.71
Montena Fax $ 10,122.34
AIM $ 14,171.33
Alternative agency network
______________________________________________________________TOTAL: $ 439,344.56
PRINT________________________________________________________
Within this program the Foundation provided the most needed newsprint paper and the printing costs for the print media, as well as the equipment for the establishment of e-mail communication. The Foundation supported the forming of the Association of the Local Print Media, gathering 22 local media which are covering the whole territory of Yugoslavia.
RECIPIENT_________ __PURPOSE________________TOTAL AWARD
VREME, weekly from Belgrade Grant for newsprint paper and equipment (DTP laboratory) $ 406,324.63
MONITOR, weekly from Podgorica Grant for newsprint paper $ 32,916.83
NIN, weekly for Belgrade Grant for newsprint paper $ 36,250.27
Nasa Borba, daily form Belgrade Equipment grant for fax and phone correspondents to Brussels and Washington $ 53,023.25
ABV Media group Grant to cover the space for the ABV group, gathering Radio B92 and the weekly Vreme, and the news agency Beta. $ 20,548.43
Omladinski grafiti, youth paper from Podgorica Grant for printing costs $ 9,577.91
Talas, youth magazine from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 29,205.99
Republika, biweekly from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 19,216.56
Ludus, theatrical monthly from Belgrade Grant for printing costs $ 7,390.98
Kosava, monthly from Vrsac Grant for printing costs $ 7,194.24
Argument The independent agency received the grant for publication “Media and War” $ 40,595.04
Ekonomska politika The grant for printing costs and equipment grant (PC 486) $ 20,713.02
Nezavisni, Novi Sad Grant for printing costs $ 14,705.88
RECIPIENT PURPOSE TOTAL AWARDS
Svet, biweekly from Novi sad CLIO Grant for printing costs
Independent media research agency received equipment grant (HP printer) $ 14,598.54
$ 4,190.14
Grant for the publication “Novinarstvo” (“Journalism) $ 7,194.24
Nezavisnost
Grant for printing costs of the Independent Union paper $ 10,875.08
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