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IZVOD IZ STATISTIČKIH POKAZATELJA O AKTIVNOSTIMA MINISTARSTVA ZA IZBJEGLICE I RASELJENA LICA - Zaključno Sa 30.11.2018 Republika Srpska VLADA MINISTARSTVO ZA IZBJEGLICE I RASELJENA LICA Resor za drugostepeni postupak, razvoj, informisanje i analitiku Odjeljenje za razvoj, informisanje i analitiku Trg Republike Srpske 1, Banja Luka, tel: 051/338-663, faks: 051/338-889, E-mail:[email protected] www.vladars.net IZVOD IZ STATISTIČKIH POKAZATELJA O AKTIVNOSTIMA MINISTARSTVA ZA IZBJEGLICE I RASELJENA LICA - zaključno sa 30.11.2018. godine - 12. decembar 2018. godine PORODICE U ALTERNATIVNOM SMJEŠTAJU U REPUBLICI SRPSKOJ 30. novembar 2018. godine Vrsta smještaja Porodica Lica Kolektivni vid smještaja 155 310 Individualni zakup 845 2.113 Izgrađeni (donacija) stanovi 186 596 Stanovi i objekti drugih vlasnika 247 597 Nepotraživani stanovi 374 966 Stanovi izgrađeni sredstvima Vlade 787 1.969 Gerijatrija 46 46 UKUPNO 2.640 6.597 RASELJENA I IZBJEGLA LICA U REPUBLICI SRPSKOJ 30. novembar 2018. godine RASELJENI IZBJEGLICE porodica lica porodica lica 19.257 59.520 2.796 8.539 2 Raseljena i izbjegla lica u Republici Srpskoj prema gradovima/opštinama na dan 30.11.2018. godine Opština Raseljeni Izbjeglice Opština Raseljeni Izbjeglice porodica lica porodica lica porodica lica porodica lica Banja Luka 3.091 9.863 1.012 3.365 Milići 76 227 5 16 Berkovići 57 188 1 2 Modriča 1.181 3.961 49 150 Bijeljina 1.817 5.523 28 72 N. Goražde 102 294 0 0 Bileća 208 634 18 60 Nevesinje 643 2.175 5 12 Bratunac 347 931 0 0 Novi Grad 144 443 218 588 Brod 231 735 22 72 Osmaci 17 55 2 4 Višegrad 638 1.854 5 16 Pale 432 1.268 3 6 Vlasenica 470 1.401 5 18 Pelagićevo 41 115 3 8 Vukosavlje 166 508 2 8 Petrovo 71 192 2 7 Gacko 299 1.059 8 25 Prijedor 1.061 2.404 270 672 Gradiška 413 1.386 325 956 Prnjavor 187 600 47 158 Derventa 328 942 41 121 Ribnik 95 259 13 35 Doboj 1.386 4.518 58 171 Rogatica 344 1.028 1 6 Zvornik 1.060 3.418 3 10 Rudo 63 180 0 0 I. N. Sarajevo 274 736 4 8 Sokolac 175 586 1 3 Ist. Stari Grad 11 41 0 0 Srbac 22 68 35 103 Istočna Ilidža 126 394 0 0 Srebrenica 214 645 0 0 Jezero 28 00 Teslić 211 730 42 141 K. Dubica 68 178 134 401 Trebinje 695 2.308 85 263 Kalinovik 20 46 0 0 Trnovo 66 155 0 0 Kneževo 33 120 24 81 Ugljevik 165 500 2 5 Kostajnica 6 17 49 123 Foča 384 1.251 7 20 Kotor Varoš 144 536 45 165 Han Pijesak 51 160 1 4 Kupres 13 00 Čajniče 108 335 0 0 Laktaši 422 1.235 105 320 Čelinac 45 139 38 125 Lopare 86 255 4 8 Šamac 335 997 25 71 Ljubinje 57 163 9 26 Šekovići 18 47 6 12 M. Grad 271 881 26 78 Šipovo 279 825 8 24 Ukupno 19.257 59.520 2.796 8.539 Raseljena i izbjegla lica u Republici Srpskoj Decembar 2000. Decembar 2005. Novembar 2018. Porodica Lica Porodica Lica Porodica Lica Raseljeni 81.986 248.289 26.070 86.155 19.257 59.520 Izbjeglice 8.036 24.882 2.857 9.005 2.796 8.539 UKUPNO 90.022 273.171 28.927 95.160 22.053 68.059 3 Porodice u alternativnom smještaju u Republici Srpskoj-30.11.2018. Izgrađeni Kolektivni Individualni Stanovi i objekti Nepotraž. Stanovi Opština/OMI (donacija) Gerijatrija Ukupno smještaj zakup drugih vlasnika stanovi Vlade stanovi UKUPNO 155 845 186 247 374 787 46 2.640 OMI BANJA LUKA 3 333 39 55 46 98 30 604 Banja Luka 222 39 13 8 20 10 312 Gradiška 3 33 6 42 Jezero 1 1 Kneževo 21 3 K. Dubica 322 7 Kostajnica 1 1 Kotor Varoš 4 9 4 17 Laktaši 24 4 15 43 Mrkonjić Grad 8 8 Novi Grad 11 6 17 Prijedor 16 20 29 59 20 144 Srbac 3 3 Čelinac 4 4 Šipovo 2 2 OMI DOBOJ 127 179 0 24 187 47 564 Brod 236 38 Vukosavlje 1 1 Derventa 12 11 45 8 76 Doboj 105 105 6 43 8 267 Modriča 22 13 7 16 15 73 Pelagićevo 2 2 Petrovo 41 5 Prnjavor 16 16 Teslić 11 4 16 31 Šamac 13 42 55 OMI ZVORNIK 14 188 147 59 52 115 0 575 Bijeljina 44 147 22 15 48 276 Bratunac 11 9 7 38 65 Vlasenica 59 4 5 6 74 Zvornik 14 56 3 16 89 Lopare 131 5 Milići 6 2 7 15 Srebrenica 10 7 6 23 Ugljevik 11 1 8 20 Han Pijesak 42 6 Šekovići 11 2 OMI I. SARAJEVO 11 145 0 109 89 527 16 897 Bileća 9 9 4 24 46 Višegrad 1 11 18 9 163 202 Gacko 11 11 6 43 71 Ist. Ilidža 47 11 Ist. N. Sarajevo 5 1 111 117 Ist. Stari Grad 1 1 Kalinovik 55 10 Ljubinje 55 10 N. Goražde 3182 23 Nevesinje 15 20 35 Pale 13 6 3 59 81 Rogatica 15 22 37 Rudo 2 2 4 8 Sokolac 1 11 25 37 Trebinje 10 36 11 20 45 16 138 4 Izgrađeni Kolektivni Individualni Stanovi i objekti Nepotraž. Stanovi Opština/OMI (donacija) Gerijatrija Ukupno smještaj zakup drugih vlasnika stanovi Vlade stanovi Trnovo 2 1 2 5 Foča 10 15 16 15 56 Čajniče 3 1 4 8 Pregled objekata kolektivnog smještaja sa brojem korisnika na dan 30.11.2018. R. br. Opština Naziv objekta Br. porodica Br. lica 1. Gradiška MZ Rovine 3 7 OMI BANJA LUKA 1 3 7 2. Doboj Dom penzionera 105 217 3. Modriča Donji Kladari 22 24 OMI DOBOJ 2 127 241 Karakaj „Inženjering“ 8 20 4. Zvornik Karakaj „Metalno“ 6 9 OMI ZVORNIK 2 14 29 5. Višegrad Nezuci barake 1 2 6. Trebinje Lastva barake 10 31 OMI IST. SARAJEVO 2 11 33 UKUPNO 7 155 310 Smanjenje broja korisnika alternativnog smještaja u periodu od novembra 2017. godine do novembra 2018. godine Vrsta smještaja Novembar 2017. Novembar 2018. +/- Kolektivni vid smještaja 150 155 +5 Individualni zakup 876 845 -31 Izgrađeni (donacija) stanovi 186 186 0 Stanovi i objekti drugih vlasnika 256 247 -9 Nepotraživani stanovi 455 374 -81 Stanovi izgrađeni sredstvima Vlade 825 787 -38 Gerijatrija 56 46 -10 UKUPNO 2.804 2.640 -164 Broj vraćenih stanova na kojima ne postoji stanarsko pravo na dan 30.11.2018. godine Br. Br. Br. Opština vraćenih Opština vraćenih Opština vraćenih stanova stanova stanova Banja Luka 20 Kostajnica 1 Rogatica 6 Bijeljina 10 Koz. Dubica 2Rudo 3 Bileća 4 Kotor Varoš 1Srbac 1 Bratunac 5 Ljubinje 1 Srebrenica 35 Brod 40 Milići 1 Teslić 4 Višegrad 15 Modriča 5 Trebinje 6 Vlasenica 20 Nevesinje 1 Trnovo 10 Gradiška 4 Novi Grad 8 Foča 45 Derventa 50 Pale 1 Han Pijesak 8 Doboj 15 Petrovo 1 Čajniče 4 Zvornik 6 Prijedor 79 Šamac 1 Ist. Ilidža 3 Ukupno 416 5 Procjena Ministarstva za ljudska prava i izbjeglice BiH o stanju stambenog fonda u Bosni i Hercegovini Opštinska verifikacija i Izvor podataka Popis 1991. Stanje izvještaji Predratni Ukupan broj Stopa Broj preostalih Procjena Procenat Opis stambeni oštećenih i oštećenosti st. uništenih i ukupnog broja neobnovljenog fond uništenih SJ fonda oštećenih SJ obnovljenih SJ st. fonda Federacija BiH 786.693 312.852 39,8% 80.485 232.367 25,7% Republika Srpska 484.171 138.156 28,5% 65.768 72.388 47,6% Brčko distr. BiH 24.920 15.366 61,7% 3.001 12.365 19,5% UKUPNO BIH 1.295.784 466.374 36,0% 149.254 317.120 32,0% Podnesene prijave za obnovu imovine prema entitetima povratka do 17.09.2018. godine Entitet povratka Broj porodica % Broj lica % Federacija BiH 30.854 51,55 101.555 50,85 Republika Srpska 27.008 45,11 92.139 46,13 Brčko distrikt BiH 1.744 2,91 5.270 2,64 Nepoznata opština povratka 257 0,43 760 0,38 UKUPNO 59.863 100 199.724 100 *Izvor podataka: Ministarstvo za ljudska prava i izbjeglice BiH Nacionalna struktura registrovanih potencijalnih korisnika za obnovu imovine zaključno sa 17.09.2018. godine Nacionalnost Bošnjaci Hrvati Srbi Ostali Nepoznato Ukupno Porodice 23.060 11.330 22.226 2.078 1.169 59.863 % 38,52 18,93 37,13 3,47 1,95 100 Lica 77.283 41.319 70.946 6.599 3.577 199.724 % 38,70 20,69 35,52 3,30 1,79 100 *Izvor podataka: Ministarstvo za ljudska prava i izbjeglice BiH Broj podnesenih i riješenih zahtjeva za povrat imovine u Republici Srpskoj do 30. novembra 2018. godine Broj Broj Broj devastiranih podnesenih zahtjeva donesenih rješenja stambenih jedinica privatna imovina 133.429 132.000 65.026 društvena imovina 26.722 26.656 857 UKUPNO 160.151 158.656 65.883 *Broj stambenih jedinica uslovnih za stanovanje 94.268 Potencijalni broj povratničkih porodica u Republiku Srpsku na osnovu vraćenih i obnovljenih stambenih jedinica do 30.11.2018. godine Vraćene Obnovljene stambene jedinice Potencijalni broj Potencijalni broj stambene (Ministarstvo za izbjeglice i raseljena povratničkih povratnika (lica) jedinice lica i drugi donatori)* porodica 94.268 72.000 166.268 665.072 *Prema podacima Ministarstva za ljudska prava i izbjeglice BiH 6 Povratnici (broj lica) u Republiku Srpsku prema podacima UNHCR-a do 30.09.2011. godine Bošnjaci Hrvati Srbi Ostali UKUPNO POVRATAK IZBJEGLIH LICA 28.273 9.551 21.025 843 59.692 POVRATAK RASELJENIH LICA 130.880 2.900 73.641 694 208.115 UKUPNO 159.153 12.451 94.666 1.537 267.807 Riješeni akti u drugostepenom postupku u periodu 01.01-30.11.2018.
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