ASSESSMENT OF HUNGARY'S COMPLIENCE WITH CONDITIONS TO ACCESS EU FUNDS

K-Monitor, together with Amnesty International Hungary, Eötvös Károly Institute, the Hungarian CivilLiberties Union, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, and Transparency International Hungary has re-assessed the compliance with the RRP milestones.

A year of missed opportunities

In the second half of 2022, Hungary made a number of commitments, partly due to the launch of the conditionality mechanism and partly to the adoption of Hungary's RRF plan. This is the largest and most comprehensive anti-corruption and rule of law package in the last ten years, providing the Government with a unique opportunity to send a clear signal to EU partners, civil society and citizens that anti-corruption criticisms are taken seriously.

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How many crises can local governments absorb? (Project summary)

The collaborative research project of K-Monitor, Oživení (Czechia), Sieć Obywatelska Watchdog Polska (Poland) and Funky Citizens (Romania) started in July 2021 and has concluded now after 2 years of work. The main objective of the project was to better understand how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected local democracy and municipalism in Central and Eastern Europe and to disseminate lessons learned on how to enhance democratic resilience.