The project promotes principles of good governance with a view to effective and responsive performance of the local government units in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The project will empower the capacities of local authorities (elected leaders and civil servants) and civil society in implementing participative processes. Together they will identify concrete problems of the community that will find their solutions thanks to the participative approach. The project will therefore build capacities and solve problems, by consolidating the approach in the years to come.
The main target group of LINK 4 Cooperation project are the 40 local CSOs and grassroot organizations from Bosnia and Herzegovina and 12 Local self-government units – municipal administration and local councilors as local decision makers.
The overall goal of the project is to strengthen the capacity of civil society organizations involved in advocacy processes to become a trained and reliable partner for local authorities to create policies and reforms within BiH.
Local Democracy Agency (LDA) Mostar in partnership with the Local Democracy Agency Zavidovici, Local Democracy Agency Prijedor, Center for Development of Herzegovina (CRH) Trebinje, ALDA – European Association for Local Democracy and ALDA Skopje as an associated partner are implementing a three-year project ‘’Strengthening local participation and cooperation through partnership of Public Authorities and CSOs in Bosnia and Herzegovina - LINK 4 Cooperation’’, funded by European Union.
More about the project on the following link.
ELoGE in Bosnia and Herzegovina