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The Program on Cooperation between the government of the Kyrgyz Republic and the non-government sector of the Kyrgyz Republic must be adopted. This must be a strategic policy document that incorporates all steps necessary to form strategic cooperation between government and non-government sectors. The Program must be developed on the basis of the Concept on Cooperation between Public Associations, Public Foundations and state authorities, as adopted and enforced by the Government decree on March 25, 2004. Additionally, the Program shall identify the areas for cooperation with prioritization, the long-term action plan, clear formats of inter-sector cooperation and a concrete set of indicators that help measure the success or failure of joint actions. The NGO sector must be consolidated through centralization around the networktype and large non-governmental organizations, such as Interbilim and Association of Civil Society Centers Support and other similar organizations. Leading NGOs shall initiate the adoption of the document that will regulate the principles and purposes of NGO activities, similar to the Operations Standards of Non-governmental Organizations and the Charter of Principles for Non-governmental Organization Activity, adopted by Polish NGOs in 2003. This change will improve the credibility and legitimacy of NGOs. The major issue remains whether the presence of major elements of institutionalization, mentioned above, will or will not ensure an effective institutional framework for a dialog. This policy brief concludes that the presence of these three elements represent an institutional framework that would greatly facilitate the process of cooperation. However, the quality of cooperation, and its effectiveness, depend on the level of institutional development of each sector which can, in turn, be strengthened through inter-sector dialog. Bibliography UNDP, Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States, “<strong>Policy</strong> process reform: institutionalization of consultations between government institutions and non-government organizations in the CIS countries,” Bratislava, August 2002 Tessa Brannan, From ‘Antipolitics’ to Anti-Politics: what became of East European ‘civil society’? Working Paper Series, Development Studies Institute, January 2003 “Role of Nongovernmental Organizations in Development Cooperation,” by Prof. Bradford Gentry and Olena P. Maslyukivska, UNDP Public-Private Partnerships for the Urban Environment, May 10, 1999 [http://www.undp.org/pppue/pppueold/library/files/maslyu01.html] Igor Golinski, “Poland Adopts New Law on Public Benefit Activity and Volunteerism,” International Center for Not-for-Profit Law, May 9, 2003, [http://www.icnl.org/knowledge/news/2003/05- 09.htm] “Review of the History of Establishment and Development of the NGO Sector in the Kyrgyz Republic,” by Elmira Shishkaraeva and others, Bishkek, 2006 “The European <strong>Policy</strong> and Practice in cooperation between state and NGO,” collection of materials, the International Center of Non-commercial Law, Almaty 2005 (accessed in Russian) “The Liaison Office as a Tool for Successful NGO-Government Cooperation: An Overview of the 98
Central and Eastern European and Baltic Countries’ Experiences” by Maria Gerasimova, the International Journal of Not-for-Profit Law, Volume 7, Issue 3, June 2005 [http://www.icnl. org/knowledge/ijnl/vol7iss3/special_1.htm] The National Civic Fund of Hungary, [http://www.efc.be/cgi-bin/articlepublisher. pl?filename=HI-SE-10-03-1.html] “Kyrgyzstan Case Study Sourcebook: Partnership and Collaboration between Government and Civil Society Organizations,” AKDN, Counterpart-Sheriktesh, Bishkek, 2007. [http:// sheriktesh.org/html/publications_en.html] “Democracies in Flux: The Evolution of Social Capital in Contemporary Society,” Robert Putnam, UK: Oxford University Press, 2002 On-line references The law on Non-Commercial Organizations of KR http://www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=220&lid=1230&less=false The Law on Public Benefit Activity and Volunteerism, Poland http://www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=220&lid=836&less=false The 1 percent system www.onepercent.hu/Dokumentumok/Chapter_4_Golinski_Pl.pdf Operational Standards for NGOs, Poland http://www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=220&lid=833&less=false Charter of Principles for Non-governmental Organization Activity http://www.legislationline.org/legislation.php?tid=220&lid=832 The on-line system of Kyrgyzstan’s legislation: http://online.toktom.kg/ 99
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