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The Municipality of Kakanj is one of seven local communities participating in the BiH SuTra project. Following a year-long preparatory process, including public consultations earlier in 2026, Kakanj has officially adopted its Operational Plan for Sustainable Transition. This is a concrete step toward reshaping how the municipality aims to improve the environment and quality of life for its residents. Kakanj's plan is also aligned with the EU Green Agenda for the Western Balkans and addresses the particular challenges facing municipalities in mining regions.
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The City of Gradiška is one of seven local self-government units participating in the BiH SuTra project. Following a year-long preparatory process, Gradiška has officially adopted its Operational Plan for Sustainable Transition. The BiH SuTra project is committed to advancing the sustainable transition of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with a focus on developing and implementing concrete measures at the local level. The plan adopted by Gradiška is aligned with the EU Green Agenda for the Western Balkans and aims to improve living conditions for citizens in municipalities located in mining regions.
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Traditional know-how preserved
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With the consultation meeting held in Gradiška on 12 June 2026, the BiH SuTra project successfully concluded the second round of consultation meetings in its partner local communities. Previous events in Gacko (8 June) and Kakanj (10 June) brought together representatives of public institutions, experts, and civil society organisations to jointly define concrete steps for the development of Transition Plans extending to 2050.
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What can other countries, such as Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) learn from Sweden’s approach to wastewater management? In this interview we talked with one of the authors, SEI Research Fellow Daniel Ddiba, of the newly launched report Towards sustainable wastewater management in Bosnia and Herzegovina: insights from Sweden to hear about its key findings and recommendations.
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Sweden’s experience offers relevant insights for Bosnia and Herzegovina on how to make wastewater management more effective and sustainable, including pooling knowledge and technical support, fostering inter-municipal cooperation and aligning services with the scale and needs of different agglomerations.
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