Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina has joined the regional initiative “Monitoring Reforms and Growth of the Western Balkans,” an independent, data-driven monitoring of the EU Growth Plan for the Western Balkans, through which the implementation of reforms and...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) held the second module of the School of Integrity titled “Citizen, Human Rights, and Freedoms”, which took place from October 24, 2025. until the 26th in the Ethno Village Čardaci. The program brought together young activists and...

Sarajevo, September 30, 2025 – A weak legal framework at all levels still allows institutions to hide information of public interest, undermining transparency and reducing the accountability of public institutions. The new law at the BiH level, presented as reformative, has brought new challenges...

Sarajevo, 20. September 2024 – The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina did not adopt the Reform Agenda at its last session, risking the loss of an additional 108 million euros. While countries in the region are already utilizing funds from the Growth Plan, Bosnia and Herzegovina still...

Sarajevo, 27 August 2025 – The Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina once again failed to discuss the Reform Agenda at today’s session. Due to this delay, Bosnia and Herzegovina lost €108.5 million in July — equivalent to 10% of the funds allocated under the Growth Plan. While...

In the framework of the regional project “Integrity Watch in the Western Balkans and Turkey: civil society combating corruption with political integrity data”, Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) is launching the call for proposals for non-governmental organizations in...

Sarajevo, March 12, 2025 – Recording interviews, mandatory written testing of all candidates using advanced question-selection software, professional and independent oversight of the entire recruitment process, and mandatory public reporting on conducted competitions are among the key proposals...

Sarajevo, January 30, 2025 – Today in Sarajevo, the online tool ‘Access to Information’ (Pristupi Informacijama) was officially presented. This platform enables users to create requests for free access to information directed at all institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The tool, available...

Bosnia and Herzegovina has still not made significant progress in the fight against corruption, and it remains a serious concern, requiring intensified efforts to achieve a consistent track record in combating corruption. The lack of harmonization of the legal framework areas of the country...

Sarajevo, decembar 9th 2024 – December 9th, International Anti-Corruption Day was marked in Sarajevo today, which was an opportunity to emphasize the urgent need to enhance the fight against corruption and strengthen the rule of law. The conference provided a platform for key institutions to...

Sarajevo, October 3, 2024 – Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina presented results of the monitoring of election campaign expenses, which show that until October 1, the parties spent about 10.8 million BAM on billboards, advertisements in the media (television and print...

Sarajevo, September 27, 2024 – Delays in responding, providing incomplete answers, or delivering information in a format not stipulated by law are just some indicators of the careless and arbitrary implementation of freedom of information laws in Bosnia and Herzegovina. As a result, citizens face...

SARAJEVO, September 26 (FENA) – Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina has filed a lawsuit for the denial of access to information regarding the actions of the Prosecutor’s Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina based on findings from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s...

Sarajevo, September 5, 2024 – In the past two months, Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina (TI BiH) has submitted 90 reports related to violations of election legislation. So far, the Central Election Commission (CEC) has imposed 14 sanctions based on TI BiH’s reports,...

Sarajevo, August 7, 2024: In the last month, Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina submitted 50 reports to the competent institutions due to irregularities in the pre-election period, which mostly relate to misuse of public resources and premature campaigning. Based on reports from...

Independent institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, such as the Central Election Commission, Ombudsman and audit institutions, face serious challenges in preserving integrity and transparency, according to the latest National Integrity System study (NIS) presented by Transparency International....