State Coordinator for Public Administration Reform PhD. Dragan Ćuzulan, expert adviser for information technology and service delivery Sabahudin Suljević and expert associate for information technology Marija Agatić held a meeting with the mayor’s assistant of the Municipality of Novo Sarajevo, with the assistant of general administration Azira Manov Pandža, the mayor’s assistant for joint affairs […]
Harmonized improvement of the administrative-legal framework in the reform area of service delivery is one of the measures of the Action plan of the Strategic Framework for Public Administration Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Support for the implementation of activities that contribute to the implementation of this measure was the topic of a meeting held […]
Yesterday, representatives of the Public Administration Reform Coordinator’s Office held a training session for civil servants entitled “Modernization and improvement of the work of organizations with the CAF tool”. The participants were able to get acquainted with the CAF 2020 tool as an advanced instrument for improving the work of public administration, as well as […]
Public administration reform, digitization and the introduction of electronic signatures are some of the key reforms facing Bosnia and Herzegovina if it wants to improve all segments of everyday life, including the economic picture. Public Administration Reform Coordinator (PARCO) Dragan Ćuzulan and Director of the Agency for Identification Documents, Records and Data Exchange BiH (IDDEEA […]
The work plan of the Public Administration Reform Coordinator’s Office for 2024 was published on the e-consultation portal. Online consultations will be conducted in the period from September 13, until September 28, 2023. Interested parties can send comments exclusively through the e-consultation portal, during the specified period. Purpose In accordance with Art. 7 and Art. […]
At yesterday’s session, the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) adopted the Law on Freedom of Access to Information of BiH after it was also adopted in the House of Representatives. Nine delegates voted for the Law, and four were against it, writes CIN. In the previous period, this law caused numerous controversies […]
