15 Years of Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in BiH: Lessons Learned and Recommendations

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15 Years of Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in BiH: Lessons Learned and Recommendations
Author(s)/editor(s)
Adnan Kadribašić, Tajma Kapić, Sanja Ramić, Saša Madacki, Nermina Trbonja, and Diana Tadić

The publication “15 Years of Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in BiH: Lessons Learned and Recommendations" was developed within project "Women Lead the Way Towards Peace and Security in Bosnia and Herzegovina”. This publication summarizes key findings on the progress and challenges in implementing the Women, Peace, and Security agenda since 2010 and provides a clear overview of human security indicators in Bosnia and Herzegovina, their assessments, and recommendations for improving its dimensions: personal, educational, economic, health, and environmental security.

The publication offers relevant insights for policymakers, experts, and communities, while also serving as a practical tool for advocacy and shaping future programs. Through concrete recommendations, the document encourages effective actions to strengthen human security, advance gender equality, and further the goals of the Women, Peace, and Security agenda in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

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English, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian

Masha Durkalić, Communications Associate, UN Women BiH CO, masha.durkalic@unwomen.org

Bibliographic information

UN Women office publishing: Bosnia and Herzegovina Country Office
Publication year
2025
Number of pages
30