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PLIP Statistics, July 2000 UNHCR STATISTICS IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPERTY LAWS 31 July 2000 REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPERTY LAWS IN FEDERATION 31 July 2000 Socially Owned Property Private Property Total Efficiency Last MUNICIPALITIES / CANTONS No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession Ratio * Update Bihac 1,620 1,250 425 0 0 0 1,620 1,250 425 26.23% 07/00 Bosanska Krupa 556 527 212 661 424 231 1,217 951 443 36.40% 07/00 Bosanski Petrovac 457 295 138 1,704 1,417 1,287 2,161 1,712 1,425 65.94% 07/00 Buzim 7 7 1 1 1 1 8 8 2 25.00% 05/00 Cazin 106 100 60 48 35 22 154 135 82 53.25% 07/00 Kljuc 847 596 166 504 435 175 1,351 1,031 341 25.24% 07/00 Sanski Most 977 531 250 3,304 644 373 4,281 1,175 623 14.55% 07/00 Velika Kladusa 417 402 242 97 35 23 514 437 265 51.56% 07/00 Total UNA-SANA: 4,987 3,708 1,494 6,319 2,991 2,112 11,306 6,699 3,606 31.89% Domaljevac 8 8 1 2 1 1 10 9 2 20.00% 07/00 Odzak 322 194 124 260 27 10 582 221 134 23.02% 07/00 Orasje 167 11 67 203 99 37 370 110 104 28.11% 07/00 Total POSAVINA: 497 213 192 465 127 48 962 340 240 24.95% Banovici 1,020 830 187 116 116 23 1,136 946 210 18.49% 07/00 Celic 33 33 7 215 215 98 248 248 105 42.34% 05/00 Doboj East 1 1 1 7 7 0 8 8 1 12.50% 05/00 Gracanica 246 196 108 395 296 70 641 492 178 27.77% 07/00 Gradacac 272 255 0 301 247 69 573 502 69 12.04% 07/00 Kalesija 143 136 73 526 179 64 669 315 137 20.48% 07/00 Kladanj 162 51 26 158 113 7 320 164 33 10.31% 07/00 Lukavac 649 478 367 632 361 36 1,281 839 403 31.46% 07/00 Sapna 22 21 12 65 35 24 87 56 36 41.38% 07/00 Srebrenik 81 81 39 313 130 72 394 211 111 28.17% 07/00 Teocak 8 4 1 6 1 0 14 5 1 7.14% 07/00 Tuzla 4,661 1,600 725 1,013 454 89 5,674 2,054 814 14.35% 07/00 Zivinice 308 116 78 314 117 71 622 233 149 23.95% 07/00 Total TUZLA: 7,606 3,802 1,624 4,061 2,271 623 11,667 6,073 2,247 19.26% Breza 227 154 71 113 96 48 340 250 119 35.00% 07/00 Doboj South 0 0 0 10 2 2 10 2 2 20.00% 05/00 Kakanj 924 368 198 394 179 134 1,318 547 332 25.19% 07/00 Maglaj 655 337 238 1,125 560 100 1,780 897 338 18.99% 07/00 Olovo 282 154 11 121 81 4 403 235 15 3.72% 07/00 Tesanj 157 106 60 320 273 95 477 379 155 32.49% 07/00 Usora 3 3 3 5 5 4 8 8 7 87.50% 07/00 Vares 1,395 1,194 627 44 38 38 1,439 1,232 665 46.21% 07/00 Visoko 328 169 88 410 98 91 738 267 179 24.25% 07/00 Zavidovici 1,330 584 191 788 139 105 2,118 723 296 13.98% 07/00 Zenica 6,960 3,389 756 723 567 174 7,683 3,956 930 12.10% 07/00 Zepce 305 222 160 976 893 664 1,281 1,115 824 64.32% 07/00 Total ZENICA-DOBOJ: 12,566 6,680 2,403 5,029 2,931 1,459 17,595 9,611 3,862 21.95% Foca 55 48 19 311 247 1 366 295 20 5.46% 07/00 Source: Local Authorities / PLIP (Property Legislation Implementation Plan) Focal Points 1 REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPERTY LAWS IN FEDERATION 31 July 2000 Socially Owned Property Private Property Total Efficiency Last MUNICIPALITIES / CANTONS No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession Ratio * Update Gorazde 1,394 1,222 206 281 147 36 1,675 1,369 242 14.45% 07/00 Pale 32 31 0 12 10 10 44 41 10 22.73% 07/00 Total BOSNIA-PODRINJE: 1,481 1,301 225 604 404 47 2,085 1,705 272 13.05% Bugojno 1,060 394 207 2,065 1,449 1,306 3,125 1,843 1,513 48.42% 07/00 Busovaca 108 102 80 606 424 238 714 526 318 44.54% 07/00 Donji Vakuf 320 208 80 142 130 23 462 338 103 22.29% 07/00 Fojnica 241 187 151 423 315 294 664 502 445 67.02% 07/00 Gornji Vakuf 198 113 60 69 51 22 267 164 82 30.71% 07/00 Jajce 1,582 346 242 330 143 10 1,912 489 252 13.18% 07/00 Kiseljak 112 70 35 1,731 1,322 1,068 1,843 1,392 1,103 59.85% 07/00 Kresevo 18 18 14 109 104 91 127 122 105 82.68% 07/00 Novi Travnik 2,090 700 420 849 692 621 2,939 1,392 1,041 35.42% 07/00 Travnik 1,467 602 450 888 840 724 2,355 1,442 1,174 49.85% 07/00 Vitez 592 289 228 795 579 392 1,387 868 620 44.70% 07/00 Total CENTRAL BOSNIA: 7,788 3,029 1,967 8,007 6,049 4,789 15,795 9,078 6,756 42.77% Capljina 777 13 0 741 10 4 1,518 23 4 0.26% 06/00 Citluk 5 0 0 3 0 0 8 0 0 0.00% 06/00 Jablanica 165 125 37 53 32 27 218 157 64 29.36% 07/00 Konjic 823 710 269 474 230 130 1,297 940 399 30.76% 07/00 Mostar Central Zone 452 192 3 77 3 2 529 195 5 0.95% 07/00 Mostar North 77 33 33 690 184 338 767 217 371 48.37% 05/00 Mostar Old Town 1,533 299 91 601 214 154 2,134 513 245 11.48% 05/00 Mostar South 21 1 0 115 13 0 136 14 0 0.00% 05/00 Mostar South-East 3 0 0 218 265 36 221 265 36 16.29% 06/00 Mostar South-West 3,633 164 77 257 8 0 3,890 172 77 1.98% 07/00 Mostar West 2,218 76 20 132 9 7 2,350 85 27 1.15% 07/00 Neum 31 31 2 122 98 7 153 129 9 5.88% 06/00 Prozor-Rama 221 93 74 150 135 105 371 228 179 48.25% 07/00 Stolac 442 18 7 475 8 8 917 26 15 1.64% 06/00 Total HERZEGOVINA-NERETVA: 10,401 1,755 613 4,108 1,209 818 14,509 2,964 1,431 9.86% Grude 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 100.00% 07/00 Ljubuski 69 55 28 207 69 36 276 124 64 23.19% 07/00 Posusje 6 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0.00% 07/00 Total WEST HERZEGOVINA: 76 56 29 207 69 36 283 125 65 22.97% Centar/Stari Grad 7,071 2,595 676 0 0 0 7,071 2,595 676 9.56% 07/00 Ilidza/Hadzici 2,141 2,141 362 1,969 1,555 475 4,110 3,696 837 20.36% 07/00 Novi Grad 11,109 6,347 1,847 0 0 0 11,109 6,347 1,847 16.63% 07/00 Novo Sarajevo 9,312 4,306 1,205 0 0 0 9,312 4,306 1,205 12.94% 07/00 Vogosca/Ilijas 2,273 1,065 191 1,073 797 400 3,346 1,862 591 17.66% 07/00 Total SARAJEVO: 31,906 16,454 4,281 3,042 2,352 875 34,948 18,806 5,156 14.75% Bosansko Grahovo 406 9 9 1,597 44 44 2,003 53 53 2.65% 05/00 Source: Local Authorities / PLIP (Property Legislation Implementation Plan) Focal Points 2 REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPERTY LAWS IN FEDERATION 31 July 2000 Socially Owned Property Private Property Total Efficiency Last MUNICIPALITIES / CANTONS No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession Ratio * Update Drvar 1,744 104 16 1,191 92 6 2,935 196 22 0.75% 05/00 Glamoc 459 83 7 422 130 125 881 213 132 14.98% 07/00 Kupres 294 72 62 74 46 15 368 118 77 20.92% 05/00 Livno 330 130 85 210 69 146 540 199 231 42.78% 07/00 Tomislavgrad 59 6 0 87 63 61 146 69 61 41.78% 07/00 Total HERZEG-BOSNIA: 3,292 404 179 3,581 444 397 6,873 848 576 8.38% Total FEDERATION : 80,600 37,402 13,007 35,423 18,847 11,204 116,023 56,249 24,211 20.87% % 46% 16% 53% 32% 48% 21% No of Claims w/oNo Decision of Decisions Repossession No of Claims w/oNo Decision of Decisions Repossession No of Claims w/oNo Decisionof Decisions Repossession 30,191 37,402 13,007 5,372 18,847 11,204 35,563 56,249 24,211 * Efficiency Ratio = Total number of repossessions / Total number of claims Socially Owned Property Private Property Total Federation 16% 15% (Socially Owned and Private Property) 32% 37% 21% 31% 47% 53% 48% No of Claims w/o Decision No of Claims w/o Decision No of Claims w/o Decision No of Decisions No of Decisions No of Decisions Repossession Repossession Repossession Source: Local Authorities / PLIP (Property Legislation Implementation Plan) Focal Points 3 REVIEW OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROPERTY LAWS IN REPUBLIKA SRPSKA 31 July 2000 Socially Owned Property Private Property Total Efficiency Last MUNICIPALITIES No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession No of Claims No of Decisions Repossession Ratio* Update Banja Luka 9,222 756 356 6,168 1,046 404 15,390 1,802 760 4.94% 07/00 Berkovici 2 1 0 1 1 0 3 2 0 0.00% 07/00 Bijeljina 700 67 22 6,576 673 465 7,276 740 487 6.69% 07/00 Bileca 130 90 15 175 115 30 305 205 45 14.75% 07/00 Bratunac 148 15 7 1,369 16 4 1,517 31 11 0.73% 05/00 Cajnice 91 23 4 710 294 35 801 317 39 4.87% 07/00 Celinac 58 44 18 267 218 58 325 262 76 23.38% 07/00 Derventa 1,021 175 98 3,479 1,546 1,225 4,500 1,721 1,323 29.40% 07/00 Doboj 2,756 331 166 5,461 735 428 8,217 1,066 594 7.23% 05/00 Gacko 264 89 35 412 132 11 676 221 46 6.80% 07/00 Gradiska 400 220 40 3,634 2,111 684 4,034 2,331 724 17.95% 07/00 Han Pijesak 56 7 3 118 35 3 174 42 6 3.45% 07/00 Kalinovik 64 59 17 327 169 3 391 228 20 5.12% 07/00 Knezevo 71 4 1 249 102 49 320 106 50 15.63% 07/00 Kostajnica 27 27 4 262 246 103 289 273 107 37.02% 07/00 Kotor Varos 241 218 33 3,258 1,934 1,486 3,499 2,152 1,519 43.41% 07/00 Kozarska Dubica 225 63 21 1,365 542 139 1,590 605 160 10.06% 07/00 Laktasi 31 19 5 428 234 81 459 253 86 18.74% 07/00 Ljubinje 12 11 3 42 24 3 54 35 6 11.11% 07/00 Lopare 68 3 0 530 16 6 598 19 6 1.00% 05/00 Milici 59 23 12 323 279 8 382 302 20 5.24% 07/00 Modrica 540 515 97 2,717 1,663 95 3,257 2,178 192 5.89% 07/00 Mrkonjic Grad 180 16 10 529 101 61 709 117 71 10.01% 07/00 Nevesinje 33 15 4 516 317 84 549 332 88 16.03% 07/00 Novi Grad 447 125 36 2,829 1,334 1,014 3,276 1,459 1,050 32.05% 07/00 Osmaci 3 0 0 847 301 207 850 301 207 24.35% 07/00 Pale 222 114 49 1,592 340 160 1,814 454 209 11.52% 07/00 Pelagicevo 17 14 1 703 516 15 720 530 16 2.22% 07/00 Petrovo 32 29 12 30 28 17 62 57 29 46.77% 07/00 Prijedor 1,966 463 153 9,941 1,697 326 11,907 2,160 479 4.02% 07/00 Prnjavor 155 31 13 1,818 327 248 1,973 358 261 13.23% 06/00 Ribnik 25 18 0 48 47 0 73 65 0 0.00% 07/00 Rogatica 421 85 45 1,380 138 27 1,801 223 72 4.00% 07/00 Rudo 168 46 2 870 430 60 1,038 476 62 5.97% 07/00 Samac 376 17 4 818 85 62 1,194 102 66 5.53% 05/00 Sekovici 50 24 7 78 24 17 128 48 24 18.75% 07/00 Sipovo 104 11 1 364 148 85 468 159 86 18.38% 07/00 Sokolac 78 11 4 647 277 11 725 288 15 2.07% 07/00 Srbac 58 41 18 143 128 65 201 169 83 41.29% 07/00 Srbinje 1,180 96 8 2,832 313 4 4,012 409 12 0.30% 07/00 Srebrenica 534 130 44 3,563 304 13 4,097
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