Within the EU funded project “Training in Administrative Procedures in BiH”, training for the Group 47, consisted of managers of administrative procedures and public administration inspectors from BiH level, was successfully completed in Sarajevo. They attended the interactive trainings for six days, in the period from February 20 – March 12, 2015, and had the opportunity to hear the best practices in the implementation of the Law on Administrative Procedures.

Certificates were delivered upon successful completion of vocational training, and the participants pointed out in their evaluation that “training was excellent and well organized” & “very efficient seminar, and I would like to thank to all the experts who passed on their experience to us.”

The aim of this project is to contribute to building an efficient, transparent and service oriented public administration through training of public officials who manage administrative procedures and public administration inspectors at all levels in BiH.

The EU funded this project in the amount of 700.050 EUR from IPA 2012. The project started in November 2013 and will last until August 2015. The project is implemented by a consortium led by the European Consulting Group from Belgrade (ECG). The main project partner is the Public Administration Reform Coordinator’s Office (PARCO).

The project will continue with the further implementation of trainings in Sarajevo for the remaining 6 groups, and then move to Mostar (4 groups) and Banja Luka (6 groups) before ending training cycle for the planned 1,500 civil servants at all levels in BiH.