The element that is widely used in the use of electricity is in any case the battery. The battery as an element that stores excess energy for later use has found its true meaning in recent times. With the development of electric cars and especially the development of new sources of electricity. In both cases, batteries with a very large capacity ar...

By Hamza Šehović, Bekir Fulan, Anel Ikanović, Semir Nurkić

Cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology are increasingly being integrated into traditional finance, providing innovative solutions for financing environmental projects and sustainable development. Their application enables transparency, decentralization, and efficiency in financial flows, facilitating investments in green initiatives and promoti...

By Anesa Škiljan, Husein Mehmedović

This paper deals with the implementation of smart governance in a smart city. The goal of this implementation is to improve the quality of life for citizens in pilot municipalities. This would be achieved through the application of modern digital and technological solutions in an urban environment. Implementation ensures more efficient use of resou...

By Mladen Radivojević, Davor Radivojević, Nehad Gaši, Dina Vrebac, Rudolf Petrušić, Arbi Krišto

The number of taxi stands as well as their spatial distribution on the territory of the city have a great influence on the accessibility, i.e. the availability to users of taxi transport of passengers. The locations of taxi stands on the territory of each City are determined by the City Council of the City. In order to determine the optimal locatio...

By Jovan Mišić, Pavle Gladović, Milan Stanković, Vladimir Popović

The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of connected devices that collect and exchange data via sensors, enabling improved monitoring and control of various processes. IoT systems are studied in the fields of energy, water, waste, and agriculture, where they assist in reducing or limiting resource consumption, optimizing costs and minimizi...

By Amila Rubanović, Fatima Abazović, Medina Mehić

The paper analyzes the role, representation, and impact of educational systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina in the process of building a green economy, protecting the environment, responding to climate change, and implementing a sustainable transition in line with European integration processes. Special emphasis is placed on the (non)existence of diff...

By Franjo Ljubas

Digital technologies, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation are changing the way people live and work. The workplaces that will disappear due to automation and trends triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic will be replaced by the creation of new jobs and new professions over the course of the current decade (digital and green transformation). In ...

By Marko Jurakić, Edmond Krusha, Nenad Penezić

Taxation is the primary and oldest source of revenue from which the state, as well as local self government units, finance their needs, projects, and functions. In this paper, we will address tax policy, which, in turn, represents a set of measures andactivities that the state implements in the area of taxation, achieving certain goals and solving ...

By Biljana Buzlevski, Natasha Georgieva

This paper examines the role of AI tutoring systems in enhancing inclusive education, with a particular focus on addressing the shortage of teaching assistants, which remains one of the major challenges faced by modern educational systems. AI tutoring systems employ artificial intelligence algorithms to tailor learning content to individual student...

By Sumeja Bečiragić, Amila Grizović, Ajla Hurem, Malik Kadrić

This paper analyses the transformation of housing systems in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina after the post-socialist transition and explores how new models of housing can integrate social justice and sustainability. Using the conceptual framework developed by Oosterlynck et al. [1], the study examines the relationship between property structure...

By Olgica Erceg