2015

A category for individual charity was introduced within the VIRTUS award.

Together with the B92 Fund, InfoPark was launched, an information point in the park near the bus station in Belgrade, where most of the refugees and asylum seekers passing through Serbia gather.

Trag joined the initiative Dobrociniti, organized by the Catalyst Foundation, which encourages a culture of generosity.

An advocacy initiative for a more favourable legal and tax framework for philanthropy was also implemented.

Since March 2015, in partnership with the Oak Foundation, the regional grant program Issues Affecting Women has been launched, in order to support the strategic work and institutional development of women’s organizations in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro, with grants of up to 300,000 dollars per organization, with the aim of long-term strengthening of the women’s movement in the region.

Over 600 requests for information, advice and consultation have been responded to, starting with simple questions, all the way to help requests in developing project proposals.

A public debate on “Tax benefits – an incentive for the development of philanthropy and civic activism” was organized as part of the “Week of Parliamentarianism in Serbia”, with the aim of strengthening the dialogue between MPs, business and civil society.

The “Regional Sustainability Academy” was held with 25 organizations from Serbia and the region.