This Anti-Corruption Helpdesk brief was produced in response to a query from a U4 Partner Agency. The U4 Helpdesk is operated by Transparency International in collaboration with the U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre based at the Chr. Michelsen Institute.
Query
What are the forms and extent of corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina? What kind of the legal and institutional anti-corruption framework exists in B&H? What is the situation regarding development co-operation in B&H?
Purpose
We are updating the country’s anti-corruption measures.
Content
- Overview of corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Nature of corruption challenges
- Sectors most affected by corruption
- Legal and institutional anti-corruption framework
- References
- Further reading
Summary
In the course of the last decade, the challenge of corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina has attracted increasing attention from the citizenry and political elites of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as from the international community and donor organisations active in the country.
However, while a number of legislative and institutional reforms have already been undertaken, enforcement of anti-corruption regulations remains to a large extent ineffective. Lack of firm political will to fight the phenomenon remains one of the key obstacles to more successful action.
Authors
Francesco Bosso, Transparency International, [email protected]
Reviewers
Marie Chêne, Transparency International, [email protected]
Date
16/12/2014
