Analitika’s new Policy Memo aims to highlight the key shortcomings that should be remedied in the context of the upcoming activities related to the amendments to the Law on Prevention of Discrimination and offers a series of recommendations on how this could be done. All recommendations were formulated primarily from the perspective of what was in the best interest of the victims of discrimination and how to stimulate the effective use of mechanisms of judicial protection and protection of the Institution of Human Rights Ombudsman of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

After September 24, 2014, when Bosnia and Herzegovina joined the Open Government Partnership (OGP) as its 65^th member, the country is expected to develop an action plan that identifies priorities and activities in the area of transparent and accountable governance, citizen participation in decision-making processes, and the use of new technologies and innovation to increase the openness of government.

The policy memo by Analitika points to the key elements of action planning in the framework of Open Government Initiative, and provides recommendation on possible avenues for approaching to action planning process in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The policy memo by Analitika points to the benefits of open policies in the area of higher education, and provides recommendations for increasing the level of transparency of public universities in BiH.

Laws on free access to Information in Bosnia and Herzegovina needs to be improved so that, following the example of other countries, create the legal obligation for the public institutions to proactively publish information in their possession.

The policy memo by Analitika points to the benefits of opening up public data, and contributes to the discussion on the need for open data in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The policy memo by Center for Social research Analitika identifies series of problems which negatively influences efficient prosecuting crime of incitement to national, racial and religion based hatred, discord and intolerance, which is nearly identically formulated in all four valid criminal laws in BiH.

The policy memo by Center for Social Research Analitika points out that the legal framework on freedom of access to information in Bosnia and Herzegovina should include provisions on proactive disclosure of information held by public institutions. 

A policy memo by Analitika points to the reasons why Bosnia and Herzegovina should join the international initiative Open Government Partnership.