State of Affairs in Building in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Corruption Check (and/or) Mate

The transitions of our global society from one form to another and fast forward to today have allowed us to see and experience the growth in building and technologies, which ultimately bids the legitimate and overdue request for rationalization and sustainability in this endeavor. As a significant economic driving force, it is expected that building has reached reliable sustainability levels in light of human progress. Corruption in building and civil engineering is certainly not endemic to Bosnia and Herzegovina, but as a crippling element to the country's overall growth and development, it was worth this due attention, as will be seen throughout the article. How much exactly does corruption hinder sustainability in a building? Can imposing stricter laws lead to the eradication of corruption in any field, including building? It should be plausible to think it can, or else there will be no trust in the legal system and legal certainty. The fine line of measures and actors is tackled in this review of the state of affairs to battle corruption in civil engineering in Bosnia and Herzegovina bringing the precise way forward.