Within the framework of the CETAP project (Technical Assistance for Enhanced Material Recovery from
Waste through Separate Collection, Reuse, and Recycling based on Circular Economy Principles),
working meetings were held in the municipalities of Dobretići, Travnik, and Kiseljak in the Central Bosnia
Canton, as well as in Domaljevac in the Posavina Canton.

The meetings were attended by representatives of municipalities and public utility companies,
appointed to working groups on waste management, with the aim of collecting relevant data on the
current state of waste management systems at local and cantonal levels.

The focus of the meetings was on analysing existing capacities, infrastructure, collection and disposal
systems, as well as identifying key challenges and needs within the waste management sector. The
collected information will serve as a basis for the development of municipal and cantonal waste
management plans, in line with circular economy principles and applicable legal frameworks.

The CETAP project aims to improve waste management systems by strengthening institutional
capacities, enhancing planning processes, and introducing modern solutions in the field of
environmental protection.

These meetings represent an important step towards the preparation of high-quality and
implementable planning documents that will contribute to more efficient and sustainable waste
management across the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.