International Affairs in Bosnia And Herzegovina

Stabilisation Forces Sfor Eu Forces Eufor

The Stabilisation Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina (SFOR) was a NATO-led multinational peacekeeping force deployed to Bosnia and Herzegovina after the Bosnian war. Although SFOR was led by NATO, several non-NATO countries contributed troops. It was replaced by EUFOR Althea in December 2004.

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Office Of The High Representative

The Office of the High Representative (OHR) is an ad hoc international institution responsible for overseeing implementation of civilian aspects of the Peace Agreement ending the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The position of High Representative was created under the General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, usually referred to as the Dayton Peace Agreement, that was negotiated in Dayton, Ohio, and signed in Paris on 14 December 1995. The High Representative is working with the people and institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina and the international community to ensure that Bosnia and Herzegovina evolves into a peaceful and viable democracy on course for integration in Euro-Atlantic institutions. The OHR is working towards the point where Bosnia and Herzegovina is able to take full responsibility for its own affairs. The Steering Board of the Peace Implementation Council, the international body guiding the peace process, concluded at its July 2011 meeting, that it “look[ed] forward to close cooperation and coordination between the enhanced EU presence, the High Representative in BiH, and other international community actors in line with their respective existing roles.”

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United Nations Mission In Bosnia And Herzegovina Unmibh

Set up in 1995, UNMIBH exercised a wide range of functions related to the law enforcement activities and police reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Mission also coordinated other UN activities in the country relating to humanitarian relief and refugees, demining, human rights, elections and rehabilitation of infrastructure and economic reconstruction. Following the successful conclusion of its mandate, UNMIBH was terminated on 31 December 2002.

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Undp In Bosnia And Herzegovina

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Disaster Preparedness And Prevention Initiative For South Eastern Europe Dppi See

South East Europe is prone to disasters that transcend borders and overwhelm the capacity of a single country to cope. The level of preparedness and prevention capacities varies considerably from country to country. Some threats, such as flooding and forest fires tend to be seasonal in nature and thus present opportunities for immediate preparedness measures and mutual cooperation between neighbouring nations. In November the Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe launched the “Disaster Preparedness and Prevention Initiative” (DPPI) in an effort to contribute to the development of a cohesive regional strategy for disaster preparedness and prevention for its 10 member States (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of North Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Turkey). The DPPI has been conceived as an activity that seeks to provide a framework for South Eastern European nations to develop programs and projects leading to strengthened capabilities in preventing and responding to natural and man-made disasters. It also brings together donor countries and international governmental and non-governmental organizations to coordinate ongoing activities and identify unmet needs in order to improve the efficiency of national disaster management systems within the regional cooperation framework. The overarching goal of the DPPI is to foster regional cooperation and coordination in disaster preparedness and prevention for natural and man-made disasters in South Eastern Europe, without creating new structures or layers of bureaucracy. The DPPI attempts to: Strengthen good neighbourly relations and stability through the exchange of information, lessons learnt and best practices in the field of disaster management Enhance cooperation between DPPI partners in view of EU enlargement and the process of Euro – Atlantic integration for SEE countries Support and encourage countries in the region to develop, adopt and/or enforce state-of-the-

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Inter Legalis

Inter Legalis presta un servicio integral de consulta legal que acompaña a la empresa española durante el proceso de implantación y desarrollo de su negocio, mediante la constitución y creación de empresas, prestación de servicios jurídicos en distintas areas y asesoramiento fiscal especializado.

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Bosnian Advocacy Center

Bosnian Advocacy Center is an independent non-governmental organization that advocates for a free, sovereign, democratic and secular Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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Privredna Gospodarska Komora Federacije Bosne I Hercegovine

budite legitimni član asocijacije privrednih/gospodarskih komora u Federaciji BiH • učestvujte u izgradnji komorskog sistema, u skladu sa osobnim ciljevima i interesima • razvijajmo poslovne odnose sa drugim asocijacijama i institucijama privrede • ne isključujte svoju kompaniju iz familije privredne asocijacije

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Bih National Contact Point - Danube Region Programme

Dunavski program jedan je od tri programa transnacionalne saradnje u kojima učestvuje Bosna i Hercegovina (uz ADRION i MED). Prrogram obuhvata teritoriju 14 zemalja i njegov opšti cilj je unapređenje ekonomske, socijalne i teritorijalne kohezije u Podunavlju. Program djeluje kao pokretač politika, s ciljem rješavanja zajedničkih izazova i potreba u specifičnim područjima u kojima se očekuje da transnacionalna saradnja ostvari konkretne rezultate. Svrha Državne kontakt tačke za Dunavski transnacionalni program je podrška efikasnoj provedbi Programa. Da bi se to ostvarilo, učestvujemo u programiranju, provođenju i monitoringu Programa, pružamo podršku aplikantima, potencijalnim aplikantima i korisnicima u Bosni i Hercegovini kako bi poboljšali njihove kapacitete za učešće u Programu, te radimo na vidljivosti i promociji Programa. Ova strana održava se kroz kroz Projekat tehničke pomoći za državnu kontakt tačku u Bosni i Hercegovini, u okviru Dunavskog transnacionalnog programa 2014-2020, koji finansira Evropska unija. Sadržaj strane je isključiva odgovornost uređivača i ne odražava nužno stavove Evropske unije.

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International Relations Office Unmo

Through the work of International Relations Office, University creates an atmosphere where the students will feel safe to cross the border of average and step into the world of science that does not recognise any kind of limitation and that does not accept fear of failure, having in mind that precisely the students should be bearers of the change.

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Nato Political Engagement Support Cell Pesc In Bih

The Political Engagement Support Cell is part of NATO’s presence in Sarajevo and reports to NATO Headquarters in Brussels. As one of NATO's Satellite Offices, it supports the realization of NATO’s objectives in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), facilitates and enhance political dialogue, promotes partnership cooperation, and contributes to NATO’s strategic communication efforts in BiH. The Office was established in July 2024.

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Center For Promotion Of Economic Development Ceper

The Center for Promotion of Economic Development (CEPER) is dedicated to fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and the growth of new businesses in Western Balkans by providing access to resources, mentorship, and opportunities. We empower entrepreneurs to bring their ideas to life and drive economic growth. CEPER envisions a future where the next generation of entrepreneurs and business leaders from Western Balkans have the support and resources they need to turn their ideas into thriving enterprises, driving innovation and creating jobs. Together, we will build a strong and inclusive economy that benefits all.

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Eu4fast

The Multi-donor action "EU Support to Strengthen the Fight against Migrant Smuggling and Trafficking in Human Beings in the Western Balkans” (EU4FAST) is implemented by a consortium of partners: the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), the Austrian Ministry of Interior, the German Federal Police (Bundespolizei), the Dutch Center for International Legal Cooperation (CILC), the international technical cooperation operator of the French Ministry of the Interior CIVIPOL, the Croatian Ministry of the Interior, the Italian Ministry of the Interior and the Slovenian Ministry of the Interior. The project is aimed at improving the conditions for preventing and combatting migrant smuggling and trafficking in human beings in the Western Balkans. The team consists of a wide range of experts through embedded country teams (ECTs), including police officers, prosecutors, legal advisers, protection advisers, project assistants and administrative officers. The active support to the relevant institutions at the operational level will in turn support the WB6 advance on their path towards their EU accession by providing tailored support in line with the specific needs of the partner institutions and stakeholders at national and regional level.

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Tuzlanska Banka D.D. Tuzla

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Nato Bosnia And Herzegovina

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