“Cost of youth emigration” presented in Sarajevo and Banja Luka

In Sarajevo, January 21st and Banja Luka, on January 22nd, the presentation of the research…

In Sarajevo, January 21st and Banja Luka, on January 22nd, the presentation of the research results about the cost of youth emigration were held that showed the data about the cost of youth migration.

The organizer of these events was the Westminster foundation for democracy office in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The representative from the Institute for Development and Innovation presented the research that was conducted in four countries of West Balkan – Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Albania, and announced the follow-up research in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The results were presented to the members of the public and private sector, which started the discussion about the challenges and the ways to overcome them.

Picture: Institute for Development and Innovation

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