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, December 11, 2023 – Corruption represents one of the three most important problems for a third of the citizens of BiH, while national issues are among the least important topics, prioritized by only about 5% of the BiH citizens, according to public opinion surveys on the perception...

Sarajevo, November 30, 2023 – As many as 68.8% of BiH citizens do not trust the work of employees in the public administration, and most of them (82.9%) believe that money from the budget is not spent in the right way. The lack of trust was also affected by the fact that more and more...

The fight against corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) was under the spotlight in a roundtable discussion organised today by the Delegation of the European Union/EU Special Representative in BiH, the Embassy of Sweden to BiH, and Transparency International in BiH. The roundtable brought...

Transparency International in Bosnia and Herzegovina held a workshop for civil society organizations “How to successfully advocate?” at Hotel Jelena in Banja Luka. The main goal of the Workshop was to familiarize the participants with the process of advocacy in more detail, with special...