Without consistent and appropriate political pressure, every reform attempt is condemned to failure. This is a notorious fact which all reform experiences in the region and the world point to. While analyzing the current public administration reform process in BiH, one of the key problems identified is the lack of political will for coordinated public administration reform in BiH. At different levels of public administration, we can talk about there being a higher or lower level of political will for the implementation of public administration reform. However, when examining the need for its actual coordination, we see the political will dissipate. Thus, the second important conclusion of this research is not surprising, and it relates to the fact that, looking at things holistically, the process of public administration reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina is decelerating.

President of ACIPS, Sanel Huskić, gave yesterday a lecture to the master studies students of the Faculty of Political Sciences in Sarajevo. The lecture held was on the Civil society subject, and focused on the role of public policy in the process of democratization. During the presentation, Huskić commented on current political situation in BiH, and various forms of citizen participation in decision-making process. Students continuing their education, in the fields of Democracy, Human Rights and Local self-governance, showed great interest in the aforementioned lecture.