MONITORING REPORT: ENERGY STRATEGY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOSOVO 2022-2031 (Period 2023)

April 2024

The Prishtina Institute for Political Studies has published the Monitoring Report: Energy Strategy of the Republic of Kosovo 2022-2031, for the period 2023. The report was made within the project 'Increasing public accountability in the process of European integration', in cooperation with the FOL Movement , supported by the MATRA program, which is financed by the Embassy of the Netherlands in Kosovo. The monitored measures are the measures from the Kosovo Energy Strategy for the period 2022 and 2023.

The Energy Strategy of the Republic of Kosovo was approved by the Assembly of Kosovo on March 8, 2023. This Strategy aims to address current challenges and lay the foundations for a future of the energy sector that will provide security of supply, clean energy, efficiency of energy and active participation of citizens. The Republic of Kosovo is at a key point in the development of its energy sector, guided by the Kosovo Energy Strategy 2022-2031. In this context, the monitoring report serves as an essential tool, providing a comprehensive assessment of the progress of the implementation of the strategy for the years 2022 and 2023. The report aims to assess achievements and identify challenges during the years 2022 and 2023 of the implementation of the strategy.

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Programs	Energy and Environment Quality Governance
Publication Year	2024

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RAPORTI MONITORUES STRATEGJIA E ENERGJISE E REPUBLIKES SE KOSOVES 2022_2031_ALB(.pdf, 12.75 MB) - 309 download(s)
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