Good governance

Good governance assures that corruption is minimized, the views of minorities are taken into account and that the voices of the most vulnerable in society are heard in decision-making (OSCE/Vedran Pribilovic) Photo details

The Mission strengthens dialogue among Bosnia and Herzegovina legislatures and their co-operation with citizens, other institutions and regional partners on the country’s reform goals. In this context, the Mission organizes public events that enable discussions on reform–related legislation, strengthening accountability of and increasing public trust towards democratic institutions.

The Mission supports government institutions and bodies, at all levels of authority, in their corruption prevention efforts, including supporting the development and effective implementation of priority anti-corruption legislation; such as legislation on parliamentary oversight and protection of whistle-blowers.

The Mission also supports the establishment of an effective anti-corruption system in the country, with a clear division of roles and responsibilities for all relevant actors.

The Mission regularly monitors legislative trends and political developments and works with a network of Coalitions against Hate to prevent hate- and bias-motivated incidents and strengthen community cohesion, particularly supporting their collaboration with local authorities and the joint development of Community Cohesion Action Plans.

OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina > Good governance

Highlights

Assessment of spaces for corruption in management of immovable assets at the local level in BiH

The Municipal Anti-corruption Initiative (MAI) of the OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina, launched in 2018 as part of the Mission’s programmatic focus to fight corruption at all government levels.