Public Enterprises Mismanagement and Corruption in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Explore the issues of mismanagement and corruption in public enterprises in Bosnia and Herzegovina, identified through research results. Discover potential solutions and recommendations to enhance efficiency and transparency, involving citizens, media, and NGOs for a better future.
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Public Enterprise Mis-management as Source of Corruption and State Capture in Bosnia and Herzegovina Mahir Polji , Centres for Civic Initiatives (CCI) 26 September 2022, Belgrade This event is organised with the financial support of the European Union. The views expressed during this event are the sole responsibility of the participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.
Public Enterprises Potential in BiH Crucial for citizens and the state in making goods and services with quality and moderate prices available to all citizens More than 550 public enterprises operating More than 80.000 people employed Annual revenues > 3.3 billion Annual liabilities > 4.5 billion
Research results & Problem Inneficient public enterprises management Managers are appointed solely on the basis of party affiliation Citizens are not satisfied with the quality of services provided by public enterprises Lack of transparency, control & responsibility Public enterprises perceived like they belong to the ruling parties, not as a public good
Potential solution & Recommendations Giving a greater importance to the public audit process, primarily by the competent parliaments Raising more awareness about the problem Engaging all relevant actors (citizens, media, NGOs) in making pressure towards public enterprises to be more efficient and responsible
