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2014

Bosnia and Herzegovina Floods, 2014

The assessment provides an estimate of the related losses in the aftermath of the flooding in Bosnia and Herzegovina, including the loss of production, income, livelihood and employment. Guiding principles for disaster risk reduction and sustainable recovery, and a disaster risk management framework are included in this report.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - government Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery, the United Nations Development Programme - Headquarters
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DRAS platform supports institutions and residents of Bihać in their planning of protection and response to crises

The establishment of an online Disaster Risk Analysis System (DRAS) provides information on exposure to floods, landslides, earthquakes and mine suspected areas in the cities and municipalities participating in the program.
United Nations Development Programme - Bosnia and Herzegovina
Climate change and natural hazards in Bosnia and Herzegovina: a gender equality, social equity and poverty reduction lens
Documents and publications

Climate change and natural hazards in Bosnia and Herzegovina: a gender equality, social equity and poverty reduction lens

This discussion brief explains how climate change and natural hazards in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) are related to gender inequality, social inequity and poverty.
Stockholm Environment Institute
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Schools in BiH act to establish safe school environments for a more effective response to emergencies

The goal of the “Safe School Environment” model is to assist schools in BiH in providing a better response to natural and other disasters, reducing or completely avoiding their negative effects.
United Nations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Man looking at a flooded street in Bosnia (2014)
Blog
Zenada Čaušević

Central Bosnia Canton's path to resilience-building

The Central Bosnia Canton has initiated different projects and activities to build up the capacities of local communities, increase resilience, and reduce the impact of disasters.
Travnik MCR2030 Workshop
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Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina, steps up building resilient and healthy communities through the MCR2030 initiative

Travnik, Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina – On 5 June 2021, a workshop for finalisation of the Preliminary Disaster Resilience Scorecard for Cities (and Public Health Scorecard Addendum) took place in Travnik, Capital of Central Bosnia Canton. This
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction - Regional Office for Europe & Central Asia
Documents and publications
2021

Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ready 2 Respond: emergency preparedness and response assessment - diagnostic report

This report includes the assessment of the EP and R capacities of Bosnia and Herzegovina based on the R2R diagnostic methodology, as designed by the World Bank and executed by prepared international (PPI). he framework for ready2respond (R2R) was

World Bank, the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery, the
Documents and publications
2021

Improving Sarajevo’s resilience through urban regeneration: University Of Sarajevo - Parameters for development

This analysis supports the World Bank by developing a robust baseline analysis and establishing a framework that will guide the future masterplan development for the site. This report presents an overview of the existing campus, a vision and a list of

World Bank, the
Documents and publications
2021

Improving Sarajevo’s resilience through urban regeneration: Skenderija complex - Considerations for future development

This report focuses on the Skenderija Complex in Sarajevo City Center. Built in 1969, the Skenderija Complex was conceived as a symbol of modern Yugoslavia – a sports, cultural and trade center in the heart of the city. Home to the 1984 Winter Olympics

World Bank, the
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Urban life reconsidered

From ash clouds and floods to green energy and climate action, adapting to climate change means transforming cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
United Nations Development Programme