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Since 1992, SDC's Department for Humanitarian Aid (the Europe and CIS Division) has been implementing durable housing solutions in the Western Balkans. From 2001 onwards, these programmes...
In the first war in Kosovo 1998 about 20, 000 people fled from their homes to Albania. Albania had at that time no or only poorly maintained infrastructure to host these refugees. SDC/SHA...
The National Strategy for Resolving the Problems of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons, adopted by the Serbian Government in 2002, confirms the closure of CCs as the Government priority. At...
In order to support the Government in its endeavours to assist the refugees in their integration, UNHCR and SDC participated in the construction of new housing units in selected municipalities....
The Contracted Reconstruction in Knin provides housing facilities for returning Croatian Serb families with the reconstruction of damaged or unfinished houses or apartments by building contractors...
The education sector in Kosovo includes more than 1200 school facilities. Many of them have been damaged in the conflict 1999/2000 but most of them show the effects of more than a decade of...
Main goal was to enable the returning ethnic Albanian families to resume their normal life in the Ground Security Zone (GSZ) in the Presevo Valley (Kumanovo Agreement 1999).
The aim of this project was to host 10 to 20 elderly Croatian Serb persons and 2 foster families, who are actually living in collective centres in Northern Kosovo.
UNMIK chief Jessen-Petersen stated that President Ibrahim Rugova has voiced his readiness to meet Serbian President Boris Tadic in an international conference and in the presence of the...
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...