The Regional Good Governance Public-Private Partnership Platform (R2G4P) initiative is dedicated to promoting shared anti-corruption solutions to enhance the accountability of state institutions and strengthen civil society and the rule of law in Southeast Europe. By building capacity and implementing best practice European social research innovation tools, the initiative works to close gaps in anticorruption policy and public procurement across the region, amplifying the impact of the planned increase in EU infrastructure support. The initiative focuses on nine countries: Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Romania, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia.
The R2GP4 initiative (2021-2024), funded with a € 1.5 million grant from Iceland, Lichtenstein, and Norway through the ЕЕА and Norway Grants Fund for Regional Cooperation, is coordinated by the Center for the Study of Democracy and is implemented by the following partners:
- Albanian Center for Economic Research, Albania
- Center for Democratic Transition, Montenegro
- European Policy Center, Serbia
- CHR. Michelsen Institute, Norway
- State Commission for Prevention of Corruption, North Macedonia
- Government Transparency Institute, Hungary
- Institute for Democracy Societas Civilis-Skopje, North Macedonia
- Institute of Public Finance, Croatia
- Regional Anti-Corruption Initiative (RAI)
- Regional Cooperation Council (RCC)
- Societatea Academică din România, Romania
- Zašto Ne, BiH
More information can be found on the official platform page on the SELDI website.