Client: GIZ – Decarbonization of the Energy Sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina (DecES)
Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sector: Energy, Climate Change, Digital Governance
Technology Wisdom Role: System Analysis, Requirements Engineering, Process Modelling, System Architecture Design
Project type: System Requirement Specification (SRS) and Digital Platform Architecture
Bosnia and Herzegovina is working toward its energy transition and climate commitments under the Energy Community Treaty and broader European climate frameworks.
To support these goals, the country needed a centralized Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (MRV) framework capable of tracking progress across multiple energy and climate dimensions including:
However, before such a digital platform could be developed, a detailed understanding of stakeholders, reporting obligations, indicators, business processes, user roles, and system requirements was required.
Technology Wisdom was engaged by GIZ to lead the pre-development phase and establish the foundation for a future national digital platform.
The challenge was not simply building a software system.
The challenge was defining a national framework that could coordinate data collection, reporting, verification, and monitoring across multiple ministries, institutions, regulators, and energy-sector stakeholders operating at different levels of government.
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a complex governance structure involving state-level, entity-level, and cantonal institutions. Energy and climate responsibilities are distributed across multiple organizations, making centralized reporting particularly difficult.
Without a clearly defined system architecture and requirements framework:
Technology Wisdom was tasked with transforming these fragmented processes into a structured and implementable digital blueprint.
Rather than jumping directly into technical design, Technology Wisdom adopted a structured requirements engineering approach.
The project began with stakeholder analysis, process discovery, and requirements gathering sessions involving key institutions and working groups responsible for energy and climate planning.
The team worked closely with GIZ and project stakeholders to:
Through iterative workshops and consultations, all requirements were consolidated into a comprehensive System Requirement Specification framework.
Technology Wisdom delivered a complete pre-development documentation package for the future NECP MRV digital platform.
The team developed detailed use cases describing how different stakeholders would interact with the future system.
Each use case documented:
This created a clear blueprint for future development teams.
A comprehensive set of functional and non-functional requirements was produced.
This included:
The resulting requirements framework established a clear development roadmap for the future platform.
Technology Wisdom developed detailed Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) process models representing the operational workflows of the future MRV system.
These process models documented:
The BPMN models provided a visual and standardized representation of how the future system would operate.
The project produced a Common Framework document that defined the future architecture of the platform.
This framework covered:
The architecture framework provided a strong foundation for future implementation activities.
The platform needed to monitor a large set of national energy and climate indicators covering:
Technology Wisdom supported the identification and structuring of these indicators into a format suitable for future digital monitoring and reporting.
Supported the preparation of a future national monitoring platform aligned with Bosnia and Herzegovina's climate and energy transition objectives.
Contributed to requirements gathering across multiple government institutions, regulatory bodies, and thematic working groups.
The proposed system architecture and reporting structure were designed to align with the monitoring and reporting requirements of Regulation (EU) 2018/1999 on the Governance of the Energy Union.
Developed documentation that can serve as the implementation foundation for future software development, procurement, and expansion efforts.
The project established a structured digital roadmap for Bosnia and Herzegovina's future NECP Monitoring, Reporting and Verification ecosystem.
Key outcomes included:
Most importantly, the project transformed a complex collection of institutional processes and reporting obligations into a documented and actionable digital blueprint.
“Successful digital transformation projects do not begin with coding.”
“They begin with understanding processes, stakeholders, responsibilities, and data requirements.”
“Through this engagement, Technology Wisdom helped establish the foundations for a future national digital platform by translating complex policy, reporting, and institutional requirements into a structured and implementable system blueprint.”
“The result was a comprehensive requirements and architecture framework capable of guiding future development efforts while supporting Bosnia and Herzegovina's long-term energy and climate objectives.”
— Muhammad Faisal Nisar, Founder & CEO
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