Nemanja Nenadic (1972), after lawyer’s practice in the Third Municipal Court in Belgrade, joined Transparency International branch in Serbia in 2001. He is currently Program Director of that NGO.
He designed, managed or participated as expert, lecturer or legal advisor in more than a hundred of local, national and international anti-corruption projects, dealing with issues such as EU integration, compliance with international standards, access to information, conflict of interest, public procurement, political party and election campaign financing, criminal law, codes of ethics, media law, public-private partnership, financial control and audit, budget transparency, CSO financing regulation, inspection work, public administration reform, open data, public debates in legislative process, open government, whistleblower protection, state aid, money laundering, financial investigations, local government and judicial accountability.
He cooperated with international organisations (including OSCE, ODIHR, UNDP, UNODC, OECD, GRECO, Council of Europe, Venice Commission, SIGMA, EBRD, RESPA RAI, OGP) and participated in international CSO initiatives and researches (Open Budget Partnership, FOIANET). He also worked as a legal expert and lecturer for consultancy companies throughout the Western Balkans region. He was engaged in drafting of several national anti-corruption strategies and more then a hundred laws and by-laws in Serbia and neigbouring countries and participated in numerous campaigns, conferences and workshops organised by the government, parliament, independent authorities, municipalities, media, academia, the civil and business sector.
He graduated Law from Belgrade University.
Photo by Zoran Drekalović
nenadic@cpmconsulting.eu