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The Central Bosnia Canton has initiated different projects and activities to build up the capacities of local communities, increase resilience, and reduce the impact of disasters.

Travnik, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – On 5 June 2021, a workshop for finalisation of the Preliminary Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities (and Public Health Scorecard Addendum) took place in Travnik, Capital of Central Bosnia Canton. This

This report includes the assessment of the EP and R capacities of Bosnia and Herzegovina based on the R2R diagnostic methodology, as designed by the World Bank and executed by prepared international (PPI). he framework for ready2respond (R2R) was

This analysis supports the World Bank by developing a robust baseline analysis and establishing a framework that will guide the future masterplan development for the site. This report presents an overview of the existing campus, a vision and a list of

This report focuses on the Skenderija Complex in Sarajevo City Center. Built in 1969, the Skenderija Complex was conceived as a symbol of modern Yugoslavia – a sports, cultural and trade center in the heart of the city. Home to the 1984 Winter Olympics

From ash clouds and floods to green energy and climate action, adapting to climate change means transforming cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

UNDP is supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina to ensure sustainable development that takes into account climate change challenges from multiple aspects.

The guidelines aim to support national governments and service providers in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo*, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Turkey on how to better respond to the needs of women and girls victims of violence throughout