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    Country Report 2018: Montenegro
    (2018) Jankovic, Anto
    Individuals are free to form philanthropic organizations and are allowed to act collectively through unregistered groups, too. The registration process is clear and consistent, requiring a reasonable amount of time and resources. The governing body is independent, apolitical, and transparent. The Law on NGOs defines two types of organizations: non-governmental associations and nongovernmental foundations, which may perform economic activities if the profit is used to further the activities and goals of the organization. The law also mentions foreign non-governmental organizations, which may operate on the territory of Montenegro, but must follow the regulations of the country where they were founded. Usually, these organizations are implementing their projects and strategies according to their headquarters programs. They are not seen as philanthropic organizations, and most of them operate a low level of activities.
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    The 2025 Global Philanthropy Environment Index Montenegro
    (Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, 2025) Vukovic, Vuk
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