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Cover
Table of Contents
Introduction
Acknowledgements
Executive Summary
Dimensions of NGO Sustainability
Ratings
Articles

Country Overviews
  Albania
  Armenia
  Azerbaijan
  Belarus
  Bosnia and Herzegovina
  Bulgaria
  Croatia
  Czech Republic
  Estonia
  Georgia
  Hungary
  Kazakhstan
  Kosovo
  Kyrgyzstan
  Latvia
  Lithuania
  Macedonia
  Moldova
  Montenegro
  Poland
  Romania
  Russia
  Serbia
  Slovakia
  Slovenia
  Tajikistan
  Turkmenistan
  Ukraine
  Uzbekistan

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The 2004 NGO Sustainability Index

For Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia

The Office of Democracy, Governance and Social Transition in USAID's Bureau for Europe and Eurasia is pleased to present the 2004 NGO Sustainability Index for Central and Eastern Europe and Eurasia. This report is the eighth edition of this unique study of the strength and viability of the NGO sectors in each country in the region. The 2004 Index continues to measure seven dimensions deemed critical to NGO sustainability – legal environment, organizational capacity, financial viability, advocacy, service provision, infrastructure and public image.

We hope that the 2004 Index will continue to serve as a useful management tool for international donors and local and international NGOs, both to inform program design and to monitor and measure progress. The individual country reports in the Index provide a comprehensive introduction for those new to the region or a specific country, or an update for those already actively involved. The Index also serves as a convenient primer on some of the unique initiatives affecting NGO sectors across the region. We hope that some of the lessons and experiences documented in this publication may inspire new programmatic directions by local and international NGOs alike.

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