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Sarajevo sends message of BiH-U.S.solidarity: "You were with us during the hardest times and have remained our greatest friend, and tonight we stand by you, by the American people and government in a joint fight against the coronavirus pandemic.”
U.S. Ambassador Eric Nelson joined some 2,000 people in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s inaugural LGBTI Pride Parade. The event was witnessed and welcomed far beyond Bosnia’s borders. USAID stands at the forefront of the fight for equal rights for LGBTI people.
USAID promoted tourism in the Via Dinarica mountains with an “InstaAdventure,” a two-day outdoor Instagram challenge with popular young stars from the virtual world, who livestreamed their adventure to their thousands of followers on INTV (InstaTV).
Landing page for uporedistruju.ba, a price comparison tool to help electricity users in Bosnia and Herzegovina choose their supplier and save money. The app, developed by USAID with NARUC, will be a model for replication in other countries.
USAID helped purchase transparent ballot boxes and supported the Pod Lupom Coalition, which trained and mobilized 4,000 election observers, to help ensure free and fair elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
USAID supports social inclusion of persons with disabilities, while BiH citizens overall overcome prejudices and negative attitudes toward disadvantaged groups. Pictured, USAID donates equipment for the Sarajevo Swimming Club for Disabled Children (SPID).
With USAID support over the past four years, the Energy Summit in Neum has become the main meeting place for energy stakeholders in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Students in Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina view ‘Lično (Personal): Portraits of War Victims’ exhibition at the East New Sarajevo Culture Center (exhibition supported by USAID PRO-Future project).
Bosnian baker Silvana turned her childhood passion into a business. Now her cakes and pastries are making their way across the country.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Give Us a Chance: Supporting Families of Children with Disabilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Milky Way: USAID assistance has helped Bosnia and Herzegovina develop its agricultural sector since 2004

Positive Power in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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USAID in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) contributes to U.S. Government objectives in the country by helping BiH progress toward a harmonized economy, effective and transparent government institutions with a strong civil society, and a multi-ethnic, tolerant society.

Helping the country to become a more stable country, closer to Euro-Atlantic integration, is USAID's goal. Reaching this objective includes establishing functional state-level institutions, inclusion of minorities in the political process, compliance with the European Convention on Human Rights, GDP growth, increased economic competitiveness, and a clear strategy for EU accession.

USAID's democracy and governance work in BiH focuses on accountable institutions that meet citizens’ needs. The Agency's economic growth work focuses on a competitive, market-oriented economy that provides better opportunities for all.

Contact Information

Mission Contact

USAID/Bosnia-Herzegovina

Robert Frasure Street #1

71000 Sarajevo

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Phone

387 33 70 40 00

Fax

387 33 219 298

Email

usaidsarajevo@usaid.gov

USAID Contact

Ana Luisa Pinto, Desk Officer

USAID Bureau for Europe and Eurasia Affairs

301 4th Street SW

Washington

, DC

20547

USA

Phone

+1-202-567-4033

Email

bosniadesk@usaid.gov

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Archive - U.S. Agency for International Development

Sarajevo sends message of BiH-U.S.solidarity: "You were with us during the hardest times and have remained our greatest friend, and tonight we stand by you, by the American people and government in a joint fight against the coronavirus pandemic.”

U.S. Ambassador Eric Nelson joined some 2,000 people in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s inaugural LGBTI Pride Parade. The event was witnessed and welcomed far beyond Bosnia’s borders. USAID stands at the forefront of the fight for equal rights for LGBTI people.

USAID promoted tourism in the Via Dinarica mountains with an “InstaAdventure,” a two-day outdoor Instagram challenge with popular young stars from the virtual world, who livestreamed their adventure to their thousands of followers on INTV (InstaTV).

Landing page for uporedistruju.ba, a price comparison tool to help electricity users in Bosnia and Herzegovina choose their supplier and save money. The app, developed by USAID with NARUC, will be a model for replication in other countries.

USAID helped purchase transparent ballot boxes and supported the Pod Lupom Coalition, which trained and mobilized 4,000 election observers, to help ensure free and fair elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

USAID supports social inclusion of persons with disabilities, while BiH citizens overall overcome prejudices and negative attitudes toward disadvantaged groups. Pictured, USAID donates equipment for the Sarajevo Swimming Club for Disabled Children (SPID).

With USAID support over the past four years, the Energy Summit in Neum has become the main meeting place for energy stakeholders in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Students in Republika Srpska entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina view ‘Lično (Personal): Portraits of War Victims’ exhibition at the East New Sarajevo Culture Center (exhibition supported by USAID PRO-Future project).

Bosnian baker Silvana turned her childhood passion into a business. Now her cakes and pastries are making their way across the country.