From awareness to action: environmental attitudes in BiH
As part of the BiH SuTra project, we work to support a sustainable and just transition through institutional reforms and inclusive local processes. In doing so, it became clear that effective action requires a better understanding of how people in Bosnia and Herzegovina perceive environmental change, the energy transition, and the concept of a just transition more broadly.
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Waste is not the end – how smart financing, tariffs and data can drive circular change
On the 3rd of March 2026 a leading Swedish expert on circular economy convened a workshop to help municipalities, cities and utilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina accelerate a circular transition. This was organised by the Sustainable Transition of Bosnia and Herzegovina project (BiH SuTra) and form a part of the implementation of the communities’ sustainable transition plans.
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Municipalities and cities gather in Živinice to advance on circular waste solutions
On 3 March 2026, representatives of the project partner municipalities and cities gathered in Živinice for a capacity building workshop aimed at strengthening municipal waste management capacities. The event was part of the broader effort to support municipalities and cities in advancing their sustainable transition plans and improving local waste management systems.
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Why gender equality matters for agriculture in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Across the world, women are the backbone of rural food systems. They grow food, manage livestock, process dairy, sustain family farms while safeguarding traditional knowledge. Yet their work is often undercounted, undervalued or invisible in official statistics.
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Let´s talk about the wastewater - beyond pipes and plants
Every year on 22 March, known as World Water Day, we turn attention to the value of water and the urgent need to manage it sustainably. Yet one critical part of the water cycle often receives far less attention than the drinking water supply or marine protection: this is wastewater treatment.
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Gacko’s first consultation meeting charts sustainable pathways from Indigenous cattle to Kajmak
The BiH SuTra project has launched the first round of consultation events dedicated to defining development pathways for Transition Plans in the newly joined project municipalities: Gacko, Kakanj and Gradiška. These pathways are grounded in the five pillars of the regional Green Agenda for the Western Balkans, aimed at addressing climate change, supporting the transition to a green economy, and aligning environmental standards with those of the European Union.
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Banovici
Breza
Gacko
Gradiška
Kakanj
Ugljevik
Živinice
Ministarstvo vanjske trgovine i ekonomskih odnosa BiH
Stockholm Environment Institute
Sweden