NaTech (Natural Hazard Triggering Technological Disasters) refers to events where natural disasters—such as floods, earthquakes, hurricanes, or landslides—trigger technological failures, leading to the release of hazardous substances, fires, or explosions. These compound events reflect the intersection between natural and technological ...

By Matevž Obrecht Obrecht, Borut Jereb, Maja Rosi, Bojana Slomšek Šlamberger, Martin Fale

The goal of the work is to determine the possibilities of reducing emissions and immissions caused by indecent and irresponsibly, dumping communal waste in the environment, in order to increase eco-efficiency and reduce the pollution process. It is necessary to point out the results between the current state of the environment and the behavior of t...

By Mirko Tešić, Zorica Tešić

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a key element in enhancing transportation systems, enabling automation, optimization, and real-time traffic flow prediction. Its application in Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) contributes to more efficient passenger transport in urban areas, where infrastructure fails to keep up with growing demand,...

By Almir Ahmetspahić, Goran Popović, Mirza Mehanović

In the pursuit of sustainable industrial transformation, additive manufacturing has emerged as more than a technological revolution—it represents a new philosophy of production. This paper explores how 3D and 4D printing technologies can serve as key enablers of waste reduction and resource optimization across diverse sectors. By shifting fro...

By Azra Ahmić

For many years, the concept of sustainable development has been one of the most mentioned concepts. Sustainable development is the development of society based on social, economic and environmental sustainability. It is an approach to growth and development that aims to meet the needs of of current generations without compromising the ability of fu...

By Mladen Čuturić, Goran Pejaković

The bird fauna of southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, extending to the tri-border area of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Croatia, was studied. The habitats and migrations were analyzed over a five-year period with the aim of long-term monitoring and protection of species. The methods used for monitoring, marking, recording, and data processin...

By Aleksandar Vukanović, Krsto Mijanović

The paper applies a comparative method to analyse the digital transformation of public administration in the Western Balkan countries – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. The results show that 23–49% of the population possesses basic digital skills, while internet usage exceeds 80%, confirmi...

By Azra Ahmić, Ahmed Palić, Almedina Hatarić – Palić

The accelerated digitalization of the global economy and the increasingly stringent requirements of the European Union market necessitate that small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina modernize their operations and adapt to contemporary trends. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the level of digital transformation wi...

By Amila Rubanović, Fatima Abazović

Gender equality, understood both as a legal obligation and a social value, represents one of the key prerequisites for economic development and stability. Laws that guarantee equal rights, protect against discrimination, and ensure equal opportunities in education, employment, and career advancement create an institutional framework in which women ...

By Selma Otuzbir Mecan, Amira Perenda, Sara Fodolović, Erna Muslimović, Refik Elkaz, Amina Belegić, Emira Kasumović

An arranged marriage is a type of marital union where families or guardians prearrange the marriage of two individuals, often without their full consent, or even without their knowledge. The practice of arranged and forced marriages is present in various cultures and religions around the world. When it comes to minors, arranged marriages become eve...

By Halid Ganija