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This brief provides an overview of The effectiveness and efficiency of interventions supporting shelter self-recovery following humanitarian crises – an evidence synthesis published in...
A considerable percentage of the DuSoCC caseload (17% families, 13% individuals) has no property rights. They are still holders of a pre-war dated occupancy rights for state owned social flats...
Disaster response in an urban environment presents a wide variety of challenges. Humanitarian organisations often have more experience of disaster response in rural settings, and local authorities...
Before the war started, the village of Kotorsko located north of Doboj had 1100 houses. Apparently it was the largest Bosniak village in Doboj municipality. During the war the village was badly...
Durable solution for Zenica CC residents. Local integration of elderly and other vulnerable persons. Reduction of the CC population. Support to 45-55 vulnerable elderly people from CC, mostly...
Eight years after the war ended, Bosnia-Herzegovina remains confronted with the problem of displaced persons (DPs). End of December 2002 still some 367, 500 persons have been displaced within the...
The main objective of the ongoing Durable Solutions for Collective Centre Residents (DuSoCC) program is to provide durable housing solutions for CC residents: creation of accommodation by...
When the housing project was started, the village of Ajre no longer had a working power network or a water supply system because of serious damages. The DuSoCC management of UNHCR/SHA decided to...
In 2007, CRS established a program to provide dignified, holistic housing solutions for families returning to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) after being displaced in the 1992-1995 war. Called the...
While the pace of returns has increased in recent years, many of the DPs continue to reside in Collective Centres (CC) where they await durable solutions for their housing problems. These CCs...