Strategjia e Fondacionit “Soros” në Shqipëri ka evoluar në përputhje me zhvillimet e shoqërisë shqiptare. Nga një institucion që ka funksionuar për një periudhë relativisht të gjatë në një rol kryesisht grantdhënës, Fondacioni është shndërruar gradualisht në një institution që luan një rol më të drejtpërdrejtë në tema me interes për vendin dhe shoqërinë shqiptare, duke u shndërruar kështu në një aktor të rëndësishëm në vend. Për periudhën 2010-2011, përparësitë e fondacionit janë:
- Nxitja e qeverisjes së mirë dhe të reformave të integrimit në BE.
- Nxitja e mundësive për përfshirjen sociale.
- Nxitja e të drejtave të njeriut dhe shtetit të së drejtës.
- Forcimin e përgjegjshmërisë së zyrtarëve ndaj publikut, ndihmesën për përmirësimin e shërbimit publik dhe rritjen e pjesëmarrjes së qytetarëve
- Dhënien e ndihmesës për progresin e Shqipërisë drejt pranimit në Bashkimi Europian
- Dhënien e ndihmesës për procesin e decentralizimit dhe për forcimin e sektorit të shoqërisë civile
- Rritjen e përfshirjes nëpërmjet aksesit të përmirësuar në arsimim dhe kujdesin shëndetësor cilësor
- Rritjen e mundësive për Romët
- Dhënien e ndihmesës për përmirësimin e statusit të grave në shoqëri dhe për të luftuar diskriminimin
Why Italy Needs a Proper Freedom of Information Law
Journalists Reveal the Secret World of Offshore Tax Havens
Open Society Foundations in Europe
Advancing Human Rights in Patient Care: Practitioner Guides
Making Laws Work for Patients
European Communications Associate
Case Watch: A New Perspective on France’s Ban on Religious Headcoverings in Schools
Arguments: Corruption as a Threat to the Rule of Law
Arguments: The Effort to Reform Albania’s Libel Laws
Freedom of Expression Should Not Be a Luxury: LGBTI Rights in Georgia
Executive Assistant
European Communications Associate
Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
Program Officer (Temporary)
Summer Intern, Office of the President
Program Officer
Small Grants Scheme for Organizational Development on EU Accession Issues
European Commission Internship for Young Roma University Graduates
Latin American Advocacy Fellowship on Drug Policy Reform
Alumni Grant Program
Student Initiatives
Statelessness Summer Course at Tilburg University
Advancing the Rights and Integration of Roma
The Asian Human Rights and Drug Policy Program
Central European University Course on Drug Policy and Human Rights
Central Eurasia Project
Live Law: “Breaking In”—Storytelling from the Legal Edge
New Insights into Pretrial Detention in Three West African Countries
L’impact socio-économique de la détention provisoire en Guinée Conakry
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Guinea Conakry
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Ghana
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Sierra Leone
A New Beginning on Drug Policy
The Rios Montt Trial: Human Rights Accountability in Guatemala (NYC Event)
Why Italy Needs a Proper Freedom of Information Law
What is the Color of School Closures?
A New Beginning on Drug Policy
Advancing Human Rights in Patient Care: Practitioner Guides
Making Laws Work for Patients
Will Brazil Support Compulsory Drug Treatment?
Pretrial Detention: Jailed with no Trial, Condemned to Illness and Death
Fifteen Years of Human Rights Photography, Now Available Online
President Obama and #DrugPolicyReform: A Leap in the Right Direction
Condemning Sex Workers is a Dangerous Proposition
Rethinking Policing in the Age of AIDS
Boyhood and Poverty Are Not Medical Conditions
What is the Color of School Closures?
Promoting Postsecondary Success of Court-Involved Youth: Lessons from the NYEC Postsecondary Success Pilot
Education for All in Kyrgyzstan
Freedom of Expression Should Not Be a Luxury: LGBTI Rights in Georgia
ScholarForum: Freedom of Expression/Middle East
All Kids Deserve a Second Chance
Open Society Foundations and the World Bank Get Behind Education for Roma
European Commission Internship for Young Roma University Graduates
Soros Economic Development Fund Backs Aspada Investment Company with $10 Million to Benefit India’s Low-Income Sector
Boyhood and Poverty Are Not Medical Conditions
Debating Human Rights Funding in the EU
So Rich, So Poor: A Conversation with Peter Edelman
Call for Expressions of Interest: Think Tank Young Professional Development Program
Supporting Debate, from Classroom to Community
Combating Anti-Gypsyism: Nothing Less Than Zero Tolerance Will Suffice
Oil Subsidy Report: A Chance for New Democracy in Nigeria?
How Can the U.S. Help the Roma?
Open Society Advances in 2010--2011
Karzai's Bid for a Dictatorial Detention Law
New Legal Aid Law in Sierra Leone Embraces the Role of Paralegals
Reimagining the Constitutional Pardon Power: Does the President Have a Role in Making Drug Sentences Fairer?
Eurovision and Oversight: Making the Most of Azerbaijan's 15 Minutes of Fame
Fair Food Network: Alleviating Hunger One Apple at a Time
A Bad Investment for Europe
The European Union and the Right to Community Living
Fear and Loathing in the French Elections
The Other America
Reform the Un-American Patriot Act
Roma and Racism: International Responses to a Civil Rights Struggle In Europe
Civil Society Groups to Clinton: Help with the Arrest of Bosco Ntaganda
Why Italy Needs a Proper Freedom of Information Law
Journalists Reveal the Secret World of Offshore Tax Havens
News Digest: Citizens Call for Digital Rights to be “Non–Negotiable”
News Digest: Indian Government Rolls out a Centralized Electronic Eavesdropping System
News Digest: South African Parliament Passes Secrecy Bill
Mapping Digital Media: Kazakhstan
Expanding the Framework for Human Rights in Africa
Mapping Digital Media: Estonia
News Digest: Controversial Cybersecurity Legislation Sails through the U.S. House of Representatives
How Internet and Mobile Help Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Journalists Reveal the Secret World of Offshore Tax Havens
Open Society Foundations in Europe
Advancing Human Rights in Patient Care: Practitioner Guides
Making Laws Work for Patients
European Communications Associate
Case Watch: A New Perspective on France’s Ban on Religious Headcoverings in Schools
Arguments: Corruption as a Threat to the Rule of Law
Arguments: The Effort to Reform Albania’s Libel Laws
Freedom of Expression Should Not Be a Luxury: LGBTI Rights in Georgia
Executive Assistant
European Communications Associate
Executive Assistant
Executive Assistant
Program Officer (Temporary)
Summer Intern, Office of the President
Program Officer
Small Grants Scheme for Organizational Development on EU Accession Issues
European Commission Internship for Young Roma University Graduates
Latin American Advocacy Fellowship on Drug Policy Reform
Alumni Grant Program
Student Initiatives
Statelessness Summer Course at Tilburg University
Advancing the Rights and Integration of Roma
The Asian Human Rights and Drug Policy Program
Central European University Course on Drug Policy and Human Rights
Central Eurasia Project
Live Law: “Breaking In”—Storytelling from the Legal Edge
New Insights into Pretrial Detention in Three West African Countries
L’impact socio-économique de la détention provisoire en Guinée Conakry
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Guinea Conakry
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Ghana
The Socioeconomic Impact of Pretrial Detention in Sierra Leone
A New Beginning on Drug Policy
The Rios Montt Trial: Human Rights Accountability in Guatemala (NYC Event)
Why Italy Needs a Proper Freedom of Information Law
What is the Color of School Closures?
A New Beginning on Drug Policy
Advancing Human Rights in Patient Care: Practitioner Guides
Making Laws Work for Patients
Will Brazil Support Compulsory Drug Treatment?
Pretrial Detention: Jailed with no Trial, Condemned to Illness and Death
Fifteen Years of Human Rights Photography, Now Available Online
President Obama and #DrugPolicyReform: A Leap in the Right Direction
Condemning Sex Workers is a Dangerous Proposition
Rethinking Policing in the Age of AIDS
Boyhood and Poverty Are Not Medical Conditions
What is the Color of School Closures?
Promoting Postsecondary Success of Court-Involved Youth: Lessons from the NYEC Postsecondary Success Pilot
Education for All in Kyrgyzstan
Freedom of Expression Should Not Be a Luxury: LGBTI Rights in Georgia
ScholarForum: Freedom of Expression/Middle East
All Kids Deserve a Second Chance
Open Society Foundations and the World Bank Get Behind Education for Roma
European Commission Internship for Young Roma University Graduates
Soros Economic Development Fund Backs Aspada Investment Company with $10 Million to Benefit India’s Low-Income Sector
Boyhood and Poverty Are Not Medical Conditions
Debating Human Rights Funding in the EU
So Rich, So Poor: A Conversation with Peter Edelman
Call for Expressions of Interest: Think Tank Young Professional Development Program
Supporting Debate, from Classroom to Community
Combating Anti-Gypsyism: Nothing Less Than Zero Tolerance Will Suffice
Oil Subsidy Report: A Chance for New Democracy in Nigeria?
How Can the U.S. Help the Roma?
Open Society Advances in 2010--2011
Karzai's Bid for a Dictatorial Detention Law
New Legal Aid Law in Sierra Leone Embraces the Role of Paralegals
Reimagining the Constitutional Pardon Power: Does the President Have a Role in Making Drug Sentences Fairer?
Eurovision and Oversight: Making the Most of Azerbaijan's 15 Minutes of Fame
Fair Food Network: Alleviating Hunger One Apple at a Time
A Bad Investment for Europe
The European Union and the Right to Community Living
Fear and Loathing in the French Elections
The Other America
Reform the Un-American Patriot Act
Roma and Racism: International Responses to a Civil Rights Struggle In Europe
Civil Society Groups to Clinton: Help with the Arrest of Bosco Ntaganda
Why Italy Needs a Proper Freedom of Information Law
Journalists Reveal the Secret World of Offshore Tax Havens
News Digest: Citizens Call for Digital Rights to be “Non–Negotiable”
News Digest: Indian Government Rolls out a Centralized Electronic Eavesdropping System
News Digest: South African Parliament Passes Secrecy Bill
Mapping Digital Media: Kazakhstan
Expanding the Framework for Human Rights in Africa
Mapping Digital Media: Estonia
News Digest: Controversial Cybersecurity Legislation Sails through the U.S. House of Representatives
How Internet and Mobile Help Journalists in the Democratic Republic of Congo
