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BiH coal communities are facing significant challenges in the areas of decarbonization, depollution, and the circular economy – all essential for a fair and efficient transition. Through the BiH SuTra project, SEI is supporting municipalities and cities by building their capacities to meet these challenges.
Read moreBiH coal communities are facing significant challenges in the areas of decarbonization, depollution, and the circular economy – all essential for a fair and efficient transition. Through the BiH SuTra project, SEI is supporting municipalities and cities by building their capacities to meet these challenges.
Read moreBiH coal communities are facing significant challenges in the areas of decarbonization, depollution, and the circular economy – all essential for a fair and efficient transition. Through the BiH SuTra project, SEI is supporting municipalities and cities by building their capacities to meet these challenges.
Read moreHow can municipal authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina navigate climate pressures, EU policies and on-the-ground innovations to foster resilient farming? This blog post is written by BiH agriculture experts, Prof. Dr. Sabrija Čadro and Samir Husić, MA, engaged in the BiH SuTra project.
Read moreThe community came together at Banovići’s Srebrenica Victims Square for the Sustainable Summer Bazaar—a relaxed and cheerful event focused on sharing, reusing, and embracing a more sustainable lifestyle. Organised as part of the BiH SuTra – Sustainable Transition of Bosnia and Herzegovina project, with support from the Municipality of Banovići, Youth Association Baum Banovići and Red Cross Banovići, the bazaar was opened to people of all ages to exchange gently used clothes, books, and toys—showing how simple everyday actions can support a circular economy.
Read moreCan agriculture be smart, green, and good for the planet? That was the question explored at the workshop held in Ugljevik, where experts and municipal representatives came together to discuss the future of sustainable agriculture in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The workshop, held on 17 June, focused on strengthening the capacities of local self-government units (LSGs) in this field - helping them grow their knowledge, share experiences, and explore new ideas. And it certainly delivered plenty of food for thought.
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