Since 2017, Prime Minister Ana Brnabić of Serbia has prioritized digital transformation by providing human and financial resources to implement a far-reaching vision. She once said that her…

A new World Bank study found that in Serbia today, women rely on public transportation more than men.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant damage to human capital development across Europe and Central Asia. Lengthy periods of school closure have resulted in major learning losses among…

Serbia is working to build a greener and safer passenger and freight railway system that can better connect the country with the rest of the European Union. Since 2015, the World Bank has…

The thought of installing solar panels in isolated, snow-bound regions with harsh weather conditions may seem far-fetched but doing so offers an important avenue for reducing pollution and…

How data and digitalization are key to effective water sector performance and World Bank collaboration in the Danube Region

Serbia is among the more than 130 economies in the world that has either a stand-alone small claims court or a simplified procedure for small claims. However, compared to other jurisdictions in…

As the biggest employer in Serbia, changes in EPS could spark change in other companies across the country, and other utilities across the region, thus leading to improved working conditions and…

The pre-existing inequalities are likely to be exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, making it more difficult for the most vulnerable populations to access critical services - including healthcare…

The wheels of justice turn slowly, so the saying goes. But can the use of expert witnesses help turn them a little faster? Or are they just cogs in the wheels? An expert witness is a person with a…