The Kosovo Institute of Justice (IKD) has highlighted significant staffing deficiencies across several independent institutions and agencies. According to the IKD, numerous bodies are currently operating with unfilled positions, expired mandates, or incomplete procedures regarding the election and appointment of their directors and members. The IKD’s analysis of the status of mandates across these independent institutions reveals a substantial number of vacancies.
In several instances, the absence of necessary appointments has resulted in these key bodies lacking their full operational composition. Furthermore, certain director and member positions have remained vacant for extended periods. The Institute noted that the data collected indicates that many institutions face administrative gaps.
Consequently, the IKD stresses the necessity of developing clear and actionable procedures to manage mandates that have either expired or are approaching their expiration dates. Addressing these staffing and procedural gaps is crucial for ensuring the continuous and effective functioning of these vital state bodies. The findings from the IKD underscore the need for systematic action to fill vacant roles and regularize the appointment processes within Kosovo’s independent sector.
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