Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Historically one of the most ethnically diverse cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mostar remains divided along ethnic lines following the 1992-1995 armed conflict in the country. To bridge these ethnic divides and foster integration, the Bank is supporting the construction of a cultural and sports centre. The centre, called Integra, will provide a space where different ethnic groups can interact around civic and recreational activities.
In 2024, the CEB approved a €1.5 million grant for the project, which will be financed by the Green Social Investment Fund. The grant will finance energy efficiency investments such as solar panels and heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems. It complements technical assistance financed by the Italian authorities through the Italian Fund for Innovative Projects and a €12 million CEB loan for the project.
In this section
- Housing in Ukraine
- Earthquake preparedness in Türkiye
- Social housing in the Republic of Moldova
- Bolstering Türkiye’s healthcare infrastructure
- Digital training courses in Albania
- Integration of Roma
- Inclusion of migrants across Europe
- Sustainable procurement in the Balkans
- Reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Women entrepreneurs in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Micro-entrepreneurs in Bulgaria
- A regional hospital in the Republic of Moldova
- Social housing in Montenegro
- Strengthening paediatric care in Ukraine