A regional study has revealed that over half of women in Bosnia and Serbia have used "private connections" and nearly half reported making informal payments to ensure adequate care during childbirth. The findings highlight systemic issues within maternity healthcare in the region.

A struggle, not a holiday. From Sarajevo to Mostar, women in Bosnia and Herzegovina marched today for justice and dignity. With the message that they no longer want to remain silent

Bosnia and Herzegovina's adoption of the Reform Agenda in late 2025 opened doors for nearly a billion euros in EU aid, raising questions about what these reforms will mean for women in the country.

Microcredit society Mikrofin has launched a new cycle of its 'MIKROFIN PREDUZETNICA' project, a recognized program supporting the development of women entrepreneurs, involving 50 women from Banjaluka and Sarajevo.