Reform Agenda Snapshot – Bosnia&Herzegovina (up to June’26)
Key findings and recommendations from our Reform Monitor update for Kosovo, up to June 2026.
Snapshots (2)
This publication is part of the series “Reform Agenda Updates”, national monitoring reports that track the implementation of the Reform Agendas as part of the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans (RGF), within the Western Balkan Reform and Growth Monitor project (Reform Monitor).
The “Reform Agenda Updates” assessment focuses on the implementation progress of country-specific obligations under the RGF. Monitoring is conducted through a set of procedural, reform implementation, and financial indicators. The core of the monitoring exercise tracks reform steps with defined deadlines, assessing their implementation status based on publicly available evidence and official documentation obtained by national authorities, and, where relevant, complemented by information from independent institutions and civil society sources. Cross-cutting attention is given to stakeholder participation and transparency.
The monitoring exercise covers selected reforms organised into so-called “policy domains,” created by coding the sub-areas of the harmonised policy areas in the Reform Agendas. The selected policy domains, which enable regional-level analyses, benchmarking, and comparability, are supported by the available human resources and the thematic expertise of the Think for Europe Network (TEN).For methodological notes and the reform steps selection process, see the draft methodology note at the.
The cut-off date for data collection and assessment for this update is 30.06.2026. Further policy developments may shift the status of currently pending reforms and will be reflected in subsequent updates.
This publication is part of the series “Reform Agenda Updates”, national monitoring reports that track the implementation of the Reform Agendas as part of the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans (RGF), within the Western Balkan Reform and Growth Monitor project (Reform Monitor).
The “Reform Agenda Updates” assessment focuses on the implementation progress of country-specific obligations under the RGF. Monitoring is conducted through a set of procedural, reform implementation, and financial indicators. The core of the monitoring exercise tracks reform steps with defined deadlines, assessing their implementation status based on publicly available evidence and official documentation obtained by national authorities, and, where relevant, complemented by information from independent institutions and civil society sources. Cross-cutting attention is given to stakeholder participation and transparency.
The monitoring exercise covers selected reforms organised into so-called “policy domains,” created by coding the sub-areas of the harmonised policy areas in the Reform Agendas. The selected policy domains, which enable regional-level analyses, benchmarking, and comparability, are supported by the available human resources and the thematic expertise of the Think for Europe Network (TEN).For methodological notes and the reform steps selection process, see the draft methodology note at the.
The cut-off date for data collection and assessment for this update is 30.06.2026. Further policy developments may shift the status of currently pending reforms and will be reflected in subsequent updates.
This publication is part of the series “Reform Agenda Updates”, national monitoring reports that track the implementation of the Reform Agendas as part of the Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans (RGF), within the Western Balkan Reform and Growth Monitor project (Reform Monitor).
The “Reform Agenda Updates” assessment focuses on the implementation progress of country-specific obligations under the RGF. Monitoring is conducted through a set of procedural, reform implementation, and financial indicators. The core of the monitoring exercise tracks reform steps with defined deadlines, assessing their implementation status based on publicly available evidence and official documentation obtained by national authorities, and, where relevant, complemented by information from independent institutions and civil society sources. Cross-cutting attention is given to stakeholder participation and transparency.
The monitoring exercise covers selected reforms organised into so-called “policy domains,” created by coding the sub-areas of the harmonised policy areas in the Reform Agendas. The selected policy domains, which enable regional-level analyses, benchmarking, and comparability, are supported by the available human resources and the thematic expertise of the Think for Europe Network (TEN).For methodological notes and the reform steps selection process, see the draft methodology note at the link.
The cut-off date for data collection and assessment for this update is 30.06.2026. Further policy developments may shift the status of currently pending reforms and will be reflected in subsequent updates.
RA_Pilot Reform Monitor Kosovo
Препораките произлегуваат од паралелните дискусии во рамките на Третиот состанок на НКМ-РА кој се одржа на 14.05.2026 г. во хибриден формат, со учесници присутни во Клубот на пратеници во Скопје и онлајн. Овој состанок претставува клучна точка за евалуација на досегашните реформски чекори и координација помеѓу државните институции и граѓанското општество, а е во организација на Институтот за европска политика (ЕПИ) – Скопје и Министерството за европски прашања (МЕП). Состанокот е активност која е дел од регионалниот проект „Следење реформи и раст во Западен Балкан“ (WB Reform and Growth Monitor), што го спроведува ЕПИ во партнерство со членките на мрежата „Мисли за Европа“ (Think for Europe Network – TEN) и Транспаренси Интернешнл Босна и Херцеговина. Проектот е финансиран од Европската унија и кофинансиран од Фондацијата Отворено Општество-Западен Балкан.
Final-recommendations-3rd-NKM-RA.docx
Key findings and recommendations from our Reform Monitor update for Montenegro, up to December 2025.
Snapshot-Montenegro