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Bosnia and Herzegovina refugee and returnee support

Overview

The Commission for Refugees and Displaced Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved 4,155,000 KM for 2026 to support returnees and displaced persons under the rights established by Annex VII of the Dayton Peace Agreement. This funding is intended for various projects, with applications open to cities, municipalities, and religious communities.

Despite these financial allocations, displaced populations continue to encounter severe obstacles to sustainable living. In areas such as Gornja Brijesnica, a lack of basic infrastructure including electricity, water, and functional roads hinders resettlement. In Srebrenica, the population has seen a significant decline from pre-war levels, leaving many returnees reliant on agriculture and calling for increased state support to ensure economic survival. Amidst these challenges, some local initiatives attempt to promote multi-ethnic coexistence through cultural activities.

Entities

Dayton Peace Agreement · Ministry for Human Rights and Refugees of Bosnia and Herzegovina · Sevlid Hurtić · Ratko Mladić · Commission for Refugees and Displaced Persons of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Timeline

7 days ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
Bosnia and Herzegovina returnees face infrastructure and survival challenges
Displaced residents in Bosnia and Herzegovina struggle to rebuild lives in areas like Srebrenica and Gornja Brijesnica due to inadequate infrastructure and economic challenges.
10 days ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bosnia and Herzegovina allocates 4.15 million KM for refugee and returnee projects
Bosnia and Herzegovina's Commission for Refugees has allocated 4,155,000 KM for 2026 to support returnees and displaced persons under the Dayton Peace Agreement.

Sources

bosnainfo.ba · inmedia.ba · n1info.ba · prijedor24h.net · vijesti.ba