Reform and co-operation in the security sector
The Mission’s main objective in security sector governance is to support Bosnia and Herzegovina in strengthening its security and defence sector, capable of effectively responding to contemporary and emerging threats to national and human security.
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Overview
Security Sector and Governance Reform is a nationally-led process of improving the provision, governance and oversight of security and justice, principally in terms of ensuring democratic control, accountability, rule of law and respect for human rights and gender equality. The process complements parallel political, economic and social developments within the broader context of stabilization and democratization. Recognizing the importance of good governance to maintaining peace and stability, the Mission’s works with Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities at all levels of government to increase their capacities to deal with complex threats to national and human security, and to increase citizens’ trust and confidence in their legitimacy and decision-making ability.
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Activities, news and other highlights
Training on Open-Source Intelligence Equips Police in BiH to Tackle Security Threats

Centre for Verification of Deactivated Firearms opens in Tuzla with OSCE support

Code of Conduct on Politico-Military Aspects of Security
Learning, training and research
Strengthening competenceThe OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina offers courses and learning resources to support practitioners and other interested audiences in the OSCE participating States.
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Manuals and guides
Practice-oriented manuals, guides, handbooks and recommendations for policymakers and practitioners working in this field.




