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THE EU’S POLICYMAKING FRAMEWORK FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA

The chapter explores the link between the EU’s Policymaking Framework for Sustainable Development - The European Green Deal – and the systems approach to goals attributed to three interlinked systems: environmental (or ecological), economic and social in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Although this analysis focuses on The European Green Deal, the approach could also be applied to show major steps have been taken to strengthen B&H’s implementation of international environmental and sustainability commitments, including the 2030 Agenda and the 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Accordingly, this chapter is based on the different concepts of sociological aspects of sustainable developmental perspectives with a focus on the structuration theory where social reality is understood as a reciprocal process of constructing social life through individual actions that are shaped by society (Giddens, 2007). It is evident that the process of accession of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the EU runs slowly, and many of the EU’s Annual reports constantly indicate the need for quicker development of the socio-economic environment.

The European Green Deal, EU’s Policymaking Framework for Sustainable Development, Bosnia and Herzegovina, socio-economic environment, sociological aspects of sustainable developmental

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