Launched in September 2019, USAID’s Monitoring and Evaluation Support project (MEASURE II) is an extension of its first MEASURE project. The initial project evaluated the impact of USAID’s development programs in Bosnia and Herzegovina and helped build the capacity of local stakeholders to conduct evaluations and social science research to inform policymaking and programming of local organizations and institutions.
USAID LocalWorks funding empowers local actors to take the lead in addressing their local development challenges.
USAID improves the identification, treatment, protection, and access to justice for victims of human trafficking.
USAID is working to build capacity within the National Referral System to better identify and assist victims of human trafficking.
Since 1995, the U.S. Government, primarily through USAID, has provided more than $1.8 billion in assistance to support democratic, social, and economic progress in BiH and to advance the country toward its goal of EU membership. Much of that investment was focused on post-war reconstruction and the establishment of government institutions. Today, USAID focuses on improving the rule of law and fight against corruption, boosting the private sector, and improving inter-ethnic relations.
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Last updated: November 26, 2019
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