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Civil society organizations (CSOs) in the Western Balkans face significant challenges in monitoring and evaluating reform processes. A lack of capacity, tools, and resources prevents them from effectively ensuring oversight, identifying deficiencies, and advocating for necessary changes within reform agendas. This problem is further exacerbated …
Policies for poverty reduction must be better targeted Poverty is mostly measured by using absolute or relative indicators. Bosnia and Herzegovina started measuring the poverty in …
Editorial For the past few months, we have been overwhelmed with the story that excises are a condition of progress in all fields. As it seems, …
„Starting from 1859 to the present, it has never even been forbidden by law in BiH to form a credit union compared to today’s independent, democratic, …
The economies in the region support agriculture five to six times more and that is exactly what makes the producers in FBiH, and BiH uncompetitive. The …
The growth of foreign investments in BIH in the second quarter reached the amount of KM 386.7 million (FIPA BIH) Russian company “Zarubežnjeft” and Croatian gas …
Authors: Jasmin Halebić, Rijad Kovač Simplification of procedures and issue of permits has a positive impact on employment growth in local communities. A research conducted in …
