The BOOST2 project is a continuation of the successfully implemented BOOST project, and its goal is to enhance the innovation capacities and competitiveness of micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina by strengthening cooperation between the private sector (service users) and the academic community, the non-governmental sector, development agencies, and DIHs. The project will contribute to a higher level of innovation and improved products and services of MSMEs, as well as strengthened capacities of business service providers through the development of new services and the exchange of knowledge with the economy. 

The project “Leaders for future” aims to build the capacity of youth organizations to design, plan and deliver non-formal learning activities that improve the employability and entrepreneurial skills of young women. Providing training opportunities and resources to youth centers will ensure the impact and sustainability of the project. Youth workers will have the opportunity to participate in international mobilities (study visits, capacity building events) that will allow them to network with their peers and experience first-hand how youth organizations work in other countries. One of the main outcomes of the project will be the establishment of support points within the partner organizations to provide workshops and mentoring to aspiring female entrepreneurs. The idea is that they will become permanent support points and continue to offer support after the end of the project. 

The project will focus on the further development of the gaming industry in the cross-border area, as the gaming industry is recognized as increasingly interesting to different target groups and worth more than the film and music industries combined.

The project will focus on the further development of the gaming industry in the cross-border area, as the gaming industry is recognized as increasingly interesting to different target groups and worth more than the film and music industries combined.

The project “Digitalization in the Green Economy” explores the role of digital technologies in the transition to sustainable economic models, resource optimization, and the reduction of environmental impact. Through an international scientific conference, experts and researchers exchange knowledge and best practices, fostering innovation and collaboration in the application of digital solutions for environmental protection.

The project aims to promote innovation and technical culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina and encourage the application of innovations in the economy. A FabLab (Fabrication Laboratory) is a digital manufacturing workshop and part of a global network of local spaces that enable innovation through personal access to digital fabrication tools. The FabLab concept originated at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the USA and has since expanded worldwide, fostering collaboration with the private sector, higher education and scientific institutions, industry, and startups. As a community resource, FabLab offers open access to individuals and businesses. The project's specific objectives include strengthening the capacity of FabLab Mostar and raising public awareness of the opportunities for utilizing its services.