The specific goal of the project was to improve employment opportunities for young people in Herzegovina through self-employment by strengthening their entrepreneurial skills.

The Digital Citizen was a project of the Institute for Youth Development and Innovation (IRIM) whose goal was to transform public libraries into digital innovation and education centres in Croatia, Serbia, BiH, and Kosovo.

The project aimed to contribute to the strengthening of business infrastructure and services to support innovation and cluster activities and to improve the startup environment and expand business incubator activities in Herzegovina, to create prerequisites for ICT companies to export through specialized training, to create preconditions for additional improvement of cluster activities by creating a development strategy for the ICT cluster and improve the capacities of young experts in the IT sector, through a mentoring programme and coworking space.

The general goal of the project was to contribute to the promotion of cultural-historical and natural heritage at the international level.

The overall aim was to improve access to quality training programmes for job seekers and trainees and increase their employability in line with industry requirements.

The project created prerequisites for longer-term and increasingly intensive cooperation between the diaspora and domestic start-up companies, as well as existing business entities, which contributed to the economic development of Bosnia and Herzegovina.