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Skenderija 3a
71000, Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina

t: +387 (0)33 25 47 00
+387 (0)33 56 08 00
 
f: +387 (0)33 66 60 37
+387 (0)33 66 83 90

Delegation of the European Union to Bosnia and Herzegovina

& European Union Special Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The information given on this site is aggregated from relevant contracts managed by the Delegation of the EU to Bosnia and Herzegovina and is presented in an indicative and illustrative format for the purpose of general public awareness and information. It cannot therefore be construed as a legally binding or exhaustive account of all EU financial assistance to BiH and may not be quoted as such.

Skenderija 3a
71000, Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina

t: +387 (0)33 25 47 00
+387 (0)33 56 08 00
 
f: +387 (0)33 66 60 37
+387 (0)33 66 83 90

Public Health De-Corruption

Project details
Sectors Rule of Law and fundamental rights
EU Acquis Chapters Justice, freedom and security
EU funds 83 012 €
Implementation period 2012 - 2024
Categories
  •  Climate action ;
  •  Digital ;
  •  Civil society;
  •  Gender

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Summary
Overall objective: Contribute toward decrease of corruption in BiH by improving prevention of corruptive activities, strengthening the civil society watch-dog and monitoring roles and raising anti-corruption public awareness. Specific objectives: 1) Contribute toward full vertical implementation of BH Strategy for Fighting Corruption in public health sector, by passing anti-corruption measures in all the ministries and health care funds, and at least at the level of one entity and 3 cantons; 2) Enhance responsibility and transparency in public health sector by advocating and monitoring of passing and implementing the anti-corruption measures, by engaging the network of at least 5 monitoring CSOs, and releasing 3 semi-annual progress reports; 3) Inform at least 1 million BH citizens about the progress with the implementation of the anti-corruption strategy and actualize the importance of fight against corruption, with the minimum of 150 media releases, 3 press conferences, 6 TV/radio thematic programs, 10 internet blogs/forum discussions/facebook groups and by making 3 documentary films about fighting corruption.
Results
ER 1: The risk and perception of corruption in health sector reduced by 50% ; ER 2: Full implementation of Chapter 2 of the Strategy and the Action Plan for Fighting Corruption achieved in the health sector in target territory; ER 3: Developed and tested methodology for risk management and the plans of integrity in the health sector; ER 4: At least one entity and 3 cantonal health care ministries and at least 4 health funds, adopted and started implementing anti-corruption measures
Locations

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  • Fully funded project on only one level/location:
  • STATE
  • ENTITIES AND BRCKO DISTRICT
  • CANTONS
  • MUNICIPALITIES
  • Partially funded project on multiple levels/locations:
  • STATE
  • ENTITIES AND BRCKO DISTRICT
  • CANTONS
  • MUNICIPALITIES
Project is implemented at state level in:
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