For the first time ever at the state level, the Citizens’ Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) composed of 57 randomly selected members gathered in February 2022 to discuss constitutional and electoral reforms in BiH. The Assembly was created and organized by the EU delegation in BiH with the support
Citizens' Assembly of Mostar
Citizens’ Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina presented a set of recommendations to the Parliamentary Assembly of BiH
Citizens of Mostar can now track the implementation of the recommendations from the first Mostar Citizens’ Assembly held in July 2021
The implementation process of the Action plan for the implementation of Citizens’ Assembly recommendations is now available on this website. The 32 recommendations, developed in July 2021 when 47 randomly selected citizens representing the demographic structure of the City of Mostar deliberated on the topic of cleanliness and maintenance of
Conclusion regarding the implementation of the Citizens’ Assembly recommendations published in the City of Mostar Official Gazette
At its 13th regular session, held on 16 November 2021, the City Council of Mostar unanimously adopted the Action plan for the implementation of the Citizens’ Assembly recommendations. The Conclusion regarding the Action plan for the implementation of the Citizens’ Assembly recommendations , has been published on the City Council official
Vladimir Prebilič: Enhancing the quality of municipal services is key for increased public trust in local authorities“
On 08 December 2021, Mostar City Councillors, officials and representatives of public utility companies engaged in a fruitful exchange with peers from Montenegro, North Macedonia, Serbia and Slovenia during the workshop on „Provision of municipal services: principles, challenges and models of co-operation“. „Well-functioning public utility companies, transparency and accountability of
The City Council of Mostar unanimously adopts an Action Plan for the implementation of the recommendations of the Citizens’ Assembly
On 16 November 2021, the City Council of Mostar held its thirteenth regular session. The City Councillors dedicated the seventh item on the agenda to the discussion on the Action Plan for the implementation of the recommendations of the Citizens’ Assembly of Mostar, developed in July when 47 randomly selected
Congress delegation meets authorities in the City of Mostar
The President of the Congress Chamber of Local Authorities, Bernd Vöhringer, and the Chair of the Current Affairs Committee, Thomas Andersson, paid a visit to Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 9 November 2021. The Congress delegation met with Mayor of Mostar Mario Kordic President of the City Council Salem Maric,
The response of the City authorities in Mostar is a key element for the success of the Citizens’ Assembly
Speaking at the meeting of the Oversight team of the Citizens’ Assembly of Mostar held on 20 October 2021, Congress Rapporteur on Deliberative Democracy Karl-Heinz Lambertz (Belgium, SOC/G/PD) and Spokesperson on the Observation of Elections Stewart Dickson (United Kingdom, ILDG) underlined the added value of deliberative democracy for local governance
Mario Kordić and Salem Marić: The City authorities of Mostar inclined to address the recommendations from citizens
As part of the project „Building Democratic Participation in the City of Mostar“, the Mostar based news portal Pogled.ba interviewed the Mayor of Mostar, Mario Kordić, and the President of the Mostar City Council, Salem Marić. In that regard Kordić and Marić presented their views on the Citizens’ Assembly and
The first Citizens’ Assembly based on the deliberative model of democracy was held
On Saturday, 31 July 2021, the first Mostar Citizens’ Assembly was officially closed. During the four consecutive weekends, a representative group of 47 randomly selected citizens learned about, consulted and made recommendations on the cleanliness of the city and the maintenance of public space in Mostar. With joint effort and
Mostar Citizens’ Assembly, last session
The citizens of Mostar unanimously – we want more beautiful and better maintained public spaces. 31 July 2021, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina – During the four consecutive weekends, a representative group of 47 randomly selected citizens learned about, deliberated and made recommendations on the cleanliness of the city and the