Thirteen years after the first and only comprehensive survey on youth and the youth sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina was conducted, the first preliminary results of the latest survey on the position of youth in Bosnia and Herzegovina were presented today. These results show that the wish to leave the country is still high, as more than […]
The Institute for Youth Development KULT organized an educational trip for three best teams, winners of the 100-day local community development challenge #100DayChallenge. The teams spent two days at the Milo Selo farm near Lukavac. The farm covers an area of 25 hectares, and the main goal is to promote and enable citizens’ healthy living habits, from[…]
The United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights are an instrument that countries and the business sector can use to ensure the protection and respect for human rights, and the sanctioning of violations of human rights in business. The Human Rights Council endorsed the Guiding Principles in their resolution from June 2011. UNGPs rest on[…]
Story of Murisa Ahmetašević We continue with our invaluable stories about volunteers in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This story takes us to Gračanica, more precisely the village of D. Lohinj, where we met with our main heroine Murisa Ahmetašević. Murisa is 27 years old and currently holds an MA in International Relations in Global Governance and Social Theory.[…]
Financial management is very important for organizational capacity building. Although the activities of non-governmental organizations are based on noble and socially useful ideas and goals, their work is not immune to the everyday problems and business challenges in terms of building and implementing an adequate financial management system, which should ensure continuous and sustainable work, by complying[…]
The Institute for Youth Development KULT held a training for interviewers who will, in the coming period in the municipality of Vlasenica, conduct interviews with young people aged 15 to 30 years old. The results of this research will be used to prepare a draft local youth policy for the period 2021-2026. 🗓In the coming period, the[…]
Story of Hana Spahić The third in a series of stories about volunteers in Bosnia and Herzegovina takes us to the northwest of Bosnia and Herzegovina, more precisely to the city of Bihać. Hana was born in Bihać, and finished primary and secondary school in Bosanski Petrovac. She continued her studies at the Faculty of Education and[…]
In the last few years, we have seen that the movements of young people from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are gaining serious momentum, and we have an equally serious arrival of young people, especially young men, from other countries in BiH. Although mass migrations and brain drain belong to a separate form of human mobility, the reasons[…]
At this moment, ten matches between associations and socially responsible companies have been made on the volontiraj.ba service. The volontiraj.ba service was created as a product of the initiative “Improving Human Rights Corporate Accountability in BiH” which, with the financial support of the European Union, is implemented by the Institute for Youth Development KULT with the aim[…]