Most local governments in Bosnia and Herzegovina have their own development strategies, yet they struggle to produce tangible results. Is the ‘Integrated local development methodology' the way ahead?
Are value chains the way to make rising food prices work for the poor in Bosnia and Herzegovina, by creating employment opportunities in the food and agriculture sector?
How have cross-border ‘hot spots’ in the Western Balkans become a key focus of environmental, crisis prevention, health, and regional development efforts?
This article describes how methodology from the European ‘Quality of Life’ survey has been used to measure social exclusion in the new EU member states and the candidate countries. These results indicate that, in most of the...
Fourteen years after the Dayton Accords were signed, social inclusion remains critically important in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Building on the country’s 2007 National Human Development Report, this article analyses how social...
The authors argue that access to water is a fundamental human right and, as such, needs to be better integrated into social inclusion agendas. It looks at three countries (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Tajikistan, and Kosovo) where...
