The Centre for Development Evaluation and Social Science Research (CREDI) is an independent, non-profit and non-partisan think tank aimed at strengthening the evidence-based culture in BiH and the Western Balkans region. We do it by producing high-quality program and policy evaluations, as well as research in social sciences, using the state-of-the-art methodological approaches. We expect that our work will contribute to improving the efficiency of a wide range of projects, programs, policies and organizations. We are also committed to building evaluation capacity in the country through a series of training programs that we offer to evaluators and policymakers.
The third community event was successfully held on 2 December 2025 at Hotel Jelena in Banja Luka, bringing together representatives of public institutions, local governments, civil society organisations, the private sector, and experts engaged in renewable energy and energy-transition processes. The event was organised as part of the broader initiative to present and contextualise the…
On the third day of the workshop dedicated to quality assurance in upper secondary vocational education (28 November 2025), CREDI – the Center for Development Evaluation and Social Research – presented an innovative data collection instrument, the VET Barometer. The tool was introduced to representatives of 22 nominated secondary schools by CREDI researchers Nermin Oruč…
As part of the Western Balkans State Aid Transparency Initiative, CREDI is pleased to invite representatives of key state aid institutions, ministries, implementing agencies, state aid providers, and other relevant actors in Bosnia and Herzegovina to a regional webinar titled “Alignment of State Aid Legislation with the EU Acquis: Key Challenges & Lessons from the…
The second community event within the process of presenting and contextualising the Framework for Green Industrial Policies in the Western Balkans was held on 19 November 2025 at Hotel Grand Tuzla, gathering representatives of public institutions, civil society, academia, the private sector, and local authorities. The Framework for Green Industrial Policies in the Western Balkans…
