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The role of civil society in fighting corruption and organized crime in Southeast Europe

Civil societies in southeast European countries, though not mature, are vibrant and will develop their potential in the years to come. Civic organizations, as instigators and promoters of civil society development, have a proven record of making societies sensitive to such detrimental factors as corruption and organized crime. Maintaining public awareness is based on providing for an informed public debate on these issues. Therefore, civil society organizations have a pivotal role in fighting corruption and organized crime and produce a double impact by influencing both the public and authorities, as well as assisting the state authorities in devising approaches to counter eminent public threats stemming from corruption and organized crime activities.