Exploration along the Sava River in the Posavina Canton, researchers have unearthed an unprecedented number of bipyramidal ingots

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Exploration along the Sava River in the Posavina Canton, researchers have unearthed an unprecedented number of bipyramidal ingots

**Predstavnici lokalnih akcijskih grupa iz Hrvatske i Slovenije te lokalni proizvođači okupili su se od 17. do 19. rujna na Braču u okviru transnacionalnog projekta suradnje „Lokalni okusi“, kojemu je domaćin bio LAG Brač.** Projekt povezuje **LAG Brač, LAG Sjeverna Istra, LAG Posavina, LAS med Snežnikom in Nanosom i LAS Zelena Istra** , a usmjeren je na promociju lokalne gastronomije i proizvođača, razvoj održivog turizma te snažnije povezivanje poljoprivrednih proizvođača i ugostitelja.Susret na Braču bio je prilika da partneri međusobno predstave specifičnosti svojih područja, razmijene iskustva i upoznaju primjere dobre prakse povezivanja lokalne proizvodnje, gastronomije i turizma. Prvi dan programa bio je posvećen tradiciji bračkog maslinarstva. Sudionici su obišli tematsku interpretacijsku rutu **„Maslinovi puti“** na području Miraca, upoznali lokalno obiteljsko poljoprivredno gospodarstvo te kroz degustaciju maslinovih ulja i lokalnih proizvoda imali priliku neposredno upoznati bračku maslinarsku tradiciju. Program je nastavljen obilaskom Gornjih Miraca i posjetom **Muzeju Uja u Škripu** , gdje je predstavljena višestoljetna tradicija proizvodnje maslinovog ulja na Braču. Zajednički tematski ručak poslužio je i kao prostor za razgovor partnera o daljnjim aktivnostima, mogućnostima suradnje i iskustvima u provedbi lokalnih razvojnih strategija. ### Proizvođači iz Istre predstavili svoje proizvode na Braču Središnji dio susreta održan je 18. rujna u sklopu **FOR (f)LAG FESTIVALA – festivala održivog razvoja i otočnih proizvoda** , koji je ove godine, uz bračke i otočne izlagače, okupio i gostujuće proizvođače s područja projektnih partnera. enjaNa Braču su se tako predstavili i proizvođači s područja **LAG-a Sjeverna Istra**. **OPG Almarin iz Buja** predstavio je začinski šafran i maslinova ulja oplemenjena šafranom; **OPG Goran Gardoš iz Buja** predstavio je svoja vrhunska ekstra djevičanska maslinova ulja i umake od rajčice, dok je **obrt PRESTIGE – Vina Visintin s područja Oprtlja** predstavio svoju ponudu bijelih, crnih i oranžnih vina. Njihovo gostovanje nije bilo samo prilika za predstavljanje proizvoda sjeverozapadne Istre bračkoj publici, već i za izravne susrete s drugim proizvođačima, ugostiteljima i lokalnim dionicima te uspostavljanje novih kontakata i mogućih poslovnih suradnji. Upravo je povezivanje različitih područja jedna od važnijih komponenti projekta „Lokalni okusi“ – omogućiti proizvođačima da svoje proizvode predstave izvan vlastitog lokalnog tržišta, upoznaju druge modele rada i uspostave kontakte koji mogu doprinijeti razvoju kratkih lanaca opskrbe i kvalitetnije lokalne gastronomske ponude. FOR (f)LAG FESTIVAL okupio je više od četrdeset proizvođača, ugostitelja i drugih lokalnih dionika, uz sajam otočnih proizvoda, predstavljanje projekata i primjera dobre prakse te edukativne i gastronomske sadržaje. Poseban dio programa bio je posvećen projektu „Lokalni okusi“ i suradnji hrvatskih i slovenskih LAG-ova. U sklopu gastronomske pozornice održan je i program **„Tuna – od mora do stola“** , kroz koji su predstavljene tradicionalne i suvremene tehnike pripreme tune te važnost lokalnih namirnica, ribarstva i gastronomije u održivom razvoju područja. Susret na Braču jedan je u nizu zajedničkih aktivnosti koje će partneri provoditi tijekom trajanja projekta. Projekt **„Lokalni okusi“** , ukupne vrijednosti **155.527 eura** , provodi se od ožujka 2026. do prosinca 2027. godine. Aktivnosti uključuju edukacije za poljoprivrednike, ugostitelje i zainteresiranu javnost, događanja usmjerena promociji lokalnih jela i namirnica, povezivanje proizvođača i ugostitelja te studijske posjete primjerima dobre prakse na područjima svih projektnih partnera. Kroz takve susrete partneri žele omogućiti da se dobre prakse iz pojedinih krajeva prenesu i na druga područja, te da se proizvođačima otvore nove prilike za predstavljanje svoje ponude i uspostavu novih suradnji. Brački susret pokazao je upravo tu dimenziju projekta – **povezivanje različitih lokalnih sredina kroz njihove proizvode, gastronomiju, tradiciju i ljude koji iza njih stoje** , uz razmjenu iskustava između Istre, Dalmacije, kontinentalne Hrvatske i slovenskih partnerskih područja. D.G.

Countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, World Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached files. This report provides insights into the profiles, experiences, needs, routes travelled and intentions of migrants transiting through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).1 Data was collected from 2 October to 31 October 2023. IOM carried out a route observation exercise in the Republika Srpska, Sarajevo Canton, Posavina Canton, Tuzla Canton, Bosnian-Podrinje Canton and Una Sana Canton to monitor trends in entries and exits as well as transit modalities within BiH. IOM also surveyed 1,076 migrants in active transit locations such as bus stops or at key entry and exit locations throughout the country as well as in four transit reception centres in BiH (Lipa, Ušivak, Borići and Blažuj). ROUTE OBSERVATION • In October, IOM observed significantly fewer people in active transit locations compared to last month (half as many). • Sixty-four per cent of respondents had tried and failed to cross the border into Croatia from BiH, double that compared to the previous month. • The map above shows that migrants enter BiH through the eastern border with Serbia or through the border with Montenegro further south. The vast majority of people enter around Zvornik. Other entry points from Serbia are Bijeljina, Bratunac and the area around the border crossing of Šepak. • From the border with Serbia, migrants take buses or taxis to reach Sarajevo, before continuing their journeys towards Una Sana Canton. • From Montenegro, the majority of migrants cross into BiH from around the Metaljka official border crossing point. Migrants pay for taxies from Čajniće to Goražde, and then continue to Sarajevo by bus. • Most migrants make their way to Sarajevo and travel to Bihać to attempt crossing the border into Croatia in the area of Velika Kladuša

Countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, World Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached files. This report provides insights into the profiles, experiences, needs, routes travelled and intentions of migrants transiting through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).1 Data was collected from 4 September to 29 September 2023. IOM carried out a route observation exercise in the Republika Srpska, Sarajevo Canton, Posavina Canton, Tuzla Canton, Bosnian-Podrinje Canton and Una Sana Canton to monitor trends in entries and exits as well as transit modalities within BiH. IOM also surveyed 1,028 migrants in active transit locations such as bus stops or at key entry and exit locations throughout the country as well as in three transit reception centres in BiH (Lipa, Borići and Blažuj). ROUTE OBSERVATION The map above shows that migrants enter BiH through one of four areas in the eastern border with Serbia or through the Čajniče area in the border with Montenegro further south. Entry points from Serbia are Bijeljina, Zvornik, Kušlat, and Bratunac. From the border with Serbia, migrants take buses or taxis to reach Sarajevo, where they typically rest for a day or two before continuing their journeys towards Una Sana Canton. The price of the taxis is subject to negotiations between migrants and taxi drivers. Some migrants opt to travel from Tuzla to Doboj and Banja Luka, bypassing Sarajevo, in order to attempt border crossings around the Gradiška area in the north. Compared to the previous month, IOM observed fewer movements on this route. Most migrants make their way to Sarajevo and travel to Bihać to attempt crossing the border into Croatia in the area of Velika Kladuša. From Montenegro, the majority of migrants cross into BiH from around the Metaljka border crossing. Migrants pay for taxies from Čajniće to Goražde, and then continue to Sarajevo by bus.

Countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, World Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached files. This report provides insights into the profiles, experiences, needs, routes travelled and intentions of migrants transiting through Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH).1 Data was collected from 22 August to 1 September 2023. IOM carried out a route observation exercise in the Republika Srpska, Sarajevo Canton, Posavina Canton, Tuzla Canton, Bosnian-Podrinje Canton and Una Sana Canton to monitor trends in entries and exits as well as transit modalities within BiH. IOM also surveyed 411 migrants in active transit locations such as bus stops or at key entry and exit locations throughout the country as well as in three transit reception centres in BiH (Lipa, Borići and Blažuj). ROUTE OBSERVATION • The map above shows that migrants enter BiH through one of four areas in the eastern border with Serbia or through one of three areas in the border with Montenegro further south. • Entry points from Serbia are Bijeljina, Zvornik, Bratunac as well as the area surrounding the villages of Roćević and Donji Šepak. • From the border with Serbia, migrants take buses or taxis to reach Sarajevo, where they typically rest for a day or two before continuing their journeys towards Una Sana Canton. • Some migrants opt to travel from Tuzla to Doboj and Banja Luka, bypassing Sarajevo, in order to attempt border crossings around the Gradiška area in the north. Compared to the previous month, IOM observed fewer movements on this route. • Most migrants make their way to Sarajevo and travel to Bihać to attempt crossing the border into Croatia in the area of Velika Kladuša. • From Montenegro, the majority of migrants cross into BiH from around the Metaljka border crossing. Migrants pay for taxies from Čajniće to Goražde, and then continue to Sarajevo by bus.

Exploration along the Sava River in the Posavina Canton, researchers have unearthed an unprecedented number of bipyramidal ingots

Exploration along the Sava River in the Posavina Canton, researchers have unearthed an unprecedented number of bipyramidal ingots