Investor Presentaiton
Options for interventions (2/2)
LOCAL PRODUCTION
Majority of firms in key sectors are having some issues
with their supply chain and by far the worst hit are
textiles and fabricated metals (less than 30% of
them have a sufficient supply of raw materials or
intermediate products for their production/services)
Local and global shift in supply chains towards closer
supply sources indicated the need for strengthening
local production.
Coupled with country branding and promotion of
domestic products and services, this initiative
could contribute to making the market more resilient
to future crises.
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
42% of survey respondents rated SDG 9.
Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
as a key goal for sustainable recovery.
Digital electronic / cyber initiatives,
especially related to legislative and regulatory
frameworks, have to be accelerated.
Lack of functioning digital signature as one
of the key problems in doing business in BiH.
LEGISLATION IMPROVEMENT
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40% of respondents from FBiH and 23% of them
from RS stated that inadequate legal
framework is the most important factor limiting
their business.
Legislation frameworks for certain industries (e.g.
hotel industry) have to be improved in order to
fill the gaps exacerbated during the crisis.
In some instances the relief measures cannot
be utilized by the businesses that should have
benefited from it due to specifics how the
measures have targeted the industries.
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SUSTAINABILITY
38.6% of respondents stated that the COVID-
19 will have negative impact on the
achievement of SDGs by 2030, 20.93%
stated that the impact will be mixed, while
12% had a positive perspective.
As recognized by some of the focus group
representatives, the crisis represents a
unique opportunity to
purse
an
environmentally friendly approach with
recovery options.
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Development of a
green public
procurement, changes to environmental
taxes as a part of larger reforms of the tax
system are examples to be considered.
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