This paper provides an overview of some of the key challenges and possible approaches to monitoring the work of the judiciary, hoping to encourage discussion in professional circles about new, innovative models that could offer more complete picture of work, omissions and challenges of the judiciary in BiH, with special focus on the prosecution of corruption.

For years, Bosnia and Herzegovina has been working on to improve the transparency of judicial institutions. Although some progress has been made on this plan, the results are far from satisfactory.

Available evidence shows that the underlying feature of policy making in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a chronic lack of analytical capacity within public institutions and other policy actors. Although, at the formal level, there are regulatory frameworks in place that should ensure proper policy making processes, the lack of analytical capacity renders those formal preconditions largely ineffective.

The 2016 Amendments to the Law on the Prohibition of Discrimination have brought a significantly improved legal framework in BiH in this field.

Why should there be more attention paid to trainings within active labor market policies find out in Analitika’s new policy memo. Active labor market policy in Bosnia and Herzegovina is underdeveloped. Reform is urgently needed in order to achieve improvements.

Policy memo „International Assistance and Media Democratization in the Western Balkans: Lessons Learned“ provides an overview of receiving support from the International Community and its impact on the process of democratization of the media in the Western Balkans.

Policy memo presents key results of conducted analysis and recommendations for public procurement system improvements. This document is organized by different aspects of the public procurement system.

This Policy Memo points to the current debates and experiences of other European countries in the domain of labor market, with particular reference to the debate on flexibility and security, which can be used to better understand the current situation and help define the approach to reforms in BiH.

This policy memo aims to point to some of the key weaknesses in the legal framework which regulates legal protection in public procurement procedures in BiH and, on the other hand, offers recommendations in a sense of overcoming the observed weaknesses.