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Statistics Package STATISTICS PACKAGE www.unhcr.ba Sarajevo 31 March 2002 SUMMARY OF REGISTERED RETURNS OF DISPLACED PERSONS WITHIN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (MAJORITY AND MINORITY RETURNS) TABLE 1 C A N T O N S Total Tuzla Grand Total Sarajevo Posavina Una-Sana Canton 10 Brcko District Zenica-Doboj Central Bosnia Federation of BiH Republika Srpska Bosnia-Podrinje West-Herzegovina Herzegovina-Neretva January 76 9 167 149 253 416 16 950 3 2,039 1,177 3,216 February 192 10 24 311 864 1,367 20 995 31 3,814 1,858 5,672 March 287 17 120 149 988 1,373 682 54 3,670 2,353 1,613 7,636 April May June 2002 July August September October November December TOTAL 555 36 311 609 2,105 3,156 36 2,627 88 9,523 5,388 1,613 16,524 Total Minority DPs: 512 36 311 576 1,982 3,005 36 2,174 88 8,720 5,124 1,613 15,457 Source: UNHCR; Municipal Authorities; DPs Associations and NGOs UNHCR Sarajevo SUMMARY OF REGISTERED REPATRIATION OF REFUGEES TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA (MAJORITY AND MINORITY RETURNS) TABLE 2 C A N T O N S Total Tuzla Sarajevo Posavina Una-Sana Canton 10 Grand Total Zenica-Doboj Central Bosnia Bosnia-Podrinje Republika Srpska West-Herzegovina Federation of BiH Herzegovina-Neretva January 8 40 36 55 176 573 888 246 1,134 February 9 9 59 221 545 16 515 2 1,376 430 1,806 March 21 2 23 33 47 244 1,443 6 1,819 491 2,310 April May June 2002 July August September October November December TOTAL 30 19 63 128 323 965 16 2,531 8 4,083 1,167 5,250 Total Minority Refugees: 30 9 62 120 289 848 16 2,265 8 3,647 1,140 4,787 Source: UNHCR; Municipal Authorities; DPs Associations and NGOs UNHCR Sarajevo REGISTERED MINORITY RETURNS FROM 01/01/2002 TO 31/03/2002 IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA FEDERATION OF BiH : TABLE 3 CANTON 1: UNA-SANA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Bihac 1 2 3 Bosanska Krupa 70 70 Bosanski Petrovac 292 292 Sanski Most 172 Velika Kladusa 5 5 Total: 540 2 542 CANTON 2: POSAVINA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Domaljevac - Samac 5 5 Odzak 4 30 34 Orasje 2 4 6 Total: 6 39 45 CANTON 3: TUZLA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Banovici 12 12 Gracanica 6 6 Gradacac 24 24 Kalesija 4 4 Kladanj 19 19 Lukavac 28 28 Sapna 108 108 Tuzla 6 160 6 172 Total: 6 253 114 373 CANTON 4: ZENICA-DOBOJ Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Breza 2 2 Kakanj 17 5 22 Maglaj 118 118 Olovo 1 1 Tesanj 105 105 Vares 33 1 34 Visoko 1 1 2 Zavidovici 25 101 126 Zenica 113 160 273 Zepce 4 9 13 Total: 4 189 503 696 CANTON 6: CENTRAL BOSNIA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Bugojno 170 109 279 Busovaca 17 1 2 20 Donji Vakuf 12 114 126 Fojnica 98 30 128 Gornji Vakuf - Uskoplje 50 47 10 107 Jajce 405 59 145 609 Kiseljak 158 18 50 226 Kresevo 6 6 Novi Travnik 215 115 159 489 Travnik 8 79 112 199 Vitez 58 14 10 82 Total: 911 619 741 2,271 CANTON 7: HERZEGOVINA-NERETVA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Capljina 256 232 488 Jablanica 20 18 38 Konjic 379 290 669 Mostar East 470 534 1,004 Mostar West 746 532 1,278 Neum 21 20 41 Prozor / Rama 15 15 Stolac 190 122 312 Ravno 8 8 Total: 1,236 869 1,748 3,853 CANTON 8: WEST HERZEGOVINA Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Ljubuski 52 52 Total: 52 52 CANTON 9: SARAJEVO Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total UNHCR Sarajevo 1 Centar 48 350 19 417 Hadzici 31 137 168 Ilidza 29 470 16 515 Ilijas 3 116 119 Novi Grad 135 1,210 53 1,398 Novo Sarajevo 160 1,135 40 1,335 Stari Grad 6 31 37 Trnovo FBiH 10 10 Vogosca 15 418 7 440 Total: 427 3,877 135 4,439 CANTON 10: Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Bosansko Grahovo 13 13 Drvar 31 31 Glamoc 10 20 30 Kupres 9 9 Livno 13 13 Total: 10 86 96 Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Total FEDERATION OF BiH : 2,219 2,110 7,787 251 12,367 REPUBLIKA SRPSKA : Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Banja Luka 455 197 652 Berkovici 4 4 Bijeljina 575 575 Bileca 59 59 Bosanska Dubica / Kozarska Dubica 48 48 Bosanska Gradiska / Gradiska 156 6 162 Bosanski / Srpski Brod 43 25 68 Bosanski Novi / Novi Grad 188 188 Bosanski Samac / Samac 48 58 106 Bratunac 189 189 Celinac 18 18 Derventa 57 10 67 Doboj 502 45 4 551 Gacko 96 96 Han Pijesak 16 16 Kotor Varos 24 24 Ljubinje 37 37 Lopare 51 51 Milici 72 72 Modrica 221 23 244 Mrkonjic Grad 16 21 37 Nevesinje 120 120 Odzak / Vukosavlje 79 11 90 Osmaci 38 38 Pelagicevo 17 17 Prijedor 260 18 278 Prnjavor 178 11 189 Rogatica 45 45 Sipovo 26 26 Skender Vakuf / Knezevo 23 23 Sokolac 32 32 Srbac 40 6 46 Srebrenica 7 7 Srpska Ilidza 13 13 Teslic 77 21 98 Trebinje 430 16 446 Trnovo RS 27 27 Ugljevik 110 110 Vlasenica 66 66 Zvornik 1,329 1,329 Total Republika Srpska : 5,775 485 4 6,264 BRCKO DISTRICT : Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Total Brcko District : 1,575 38 1,613 Bosniacs Croats Serbs Others Total Total BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA* : 9,569 2,633 7,787 255 20,244 * Source: UNHCR; Municipal Authorities; OHR Brcko District, DPs Associations and NGOs. UNHCR Sarajevo 2 SUMMARY OF ORGANISED/ASSISTED REPATRIATIONS BY HOST COUNTRIES TABLE 4 HOST 2002 GRAND 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 COUNTRY Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec TOTAL TOTAL AUSTRALIA 54 1 1 1 57 AUSTRIA 3 1,601 137 50 70 1,861 BELGIUM 80 24 41 34 179 BULGARIA 49 8 2 59 CANADA 2 2 CROATIA 10,484 225 370 165 663 1,170 31 38 66 135 13,212 CYPRUS 7 6 13 CZECH REPUBLIC 289 186 5 480 DENMARK 732 321 187 69 129 101 5 6 11 1,550 EGYPT 9 9 FINLAND 52 15 11 7 85 FRANCE 174 6 12 5 1 198 FRY 773 194 31 319 774 1,588 51 130 149 330 4,009 FYROM 1,162 418 101 238 1,919 GERMANY 1,651 57,834 90,521 23,155 6,920 668 171 18 48 237 180,986 GREECE 3 3 HUNGARY 727 229 3 51 14 1,024 IRELAND 86 1 4 9 100 ITALY 463 77 29 59 23 651 JORDAN 48 4 10 62 LIECHTENSTEIN 24 24 MALAYSIA 86 10 96 MALTA 2 2 NETHERLANDS 114 4 115 194 35 462 NORWAY 844 448 314 95 6 1,707 PAKISTAN 24 24 PORTUGAL 7 7 SLOVAKIA 132 23 155 SLOVENIA 1,674 1,565 550 150 5 3,944 SPAIN 16 3 1 20 SWEDEN 292 670 442 82 8 1,494 SWITZERLAND 1,800 3,921 4,821 111 97 10,750 THAILAND 1 1 2 TUNISIA 6 6 TURKEY 1,672 772 278 211 110 3,043 UNITED KINGDOM 230 271 10 4 515 USA 100 1 1 1 103 TOTAL: 23,845 68,848 98,004 25,019 8,857 3,527 253 191 269 713 228,813 Source: UNHCR; IOM; Ministries for Refugees; Deportation movements and NGOs UNHCR Sarajevo RETURNS SUMMARY TO BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA FROM 01/01/96 TO 31/03/02 TABLE 5 FEDERATION OF BiH REFUGEES DPs BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL 1996 76,385 3,144 552 33 80,114 101,266 447 1,179 21 102,913 1997 74,552 33,495 2,849 754 111,650 38,821 10,163 3,971 205 53,160 1 1998 77,310 22,930 4,307 1,453 106,000 9,041 4,040 6,059 300 19,440 1999 17,359 5,960 4,370 491 28,180 14,320 5,747 9,649 219 29,935 2000* 4,815 3,498 5,164 569 14,046 9,638 6,660 13,811 172 30,281 2001* 1,966 2,285 9,108 542 13,901 9,058 4,890 24,794 343 39,085 2002* 800 514 2,675 94 4,083 2,576 1,678 5,112 157 9,523 TOTAL 253,187 71,826 29,025 3,936 357,974 184,720 33,625 64,575 1,417 284,337 REPUBLIKA SRPSKA REFUGEES DPs BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL 1996 7,925 7,925 136 58 61,613 21 61,828 1997 204 73 8,287 66 8,630 626 28 4,481 5,135 2 1998 1,279 257 2,458 6 4,000 6,765 285 3,080 10,130 1999 1,081 339 1,962 88 3,470 10,587 1,013 1,666 184 13,450 2000* 2,818 1,336 139 268 4,561 22,461 456 362 277 23,556 2001* 2,676 1,959 47 110 4,792 34,952 471 611 93 36,127 2002* 733 403 27 4 1,167 5,042 82 264 5,388 TOTAL 8,791 4,367 20,845 542 34,545 80,569 2,393 72,077 575 155,614 BRCKO DISTRICT REFUGEES DPs BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL 3 2000* 4,845 663 2 5,510 2001* 4,032 599 329 4,960 2002* 1,575 38 1,613 TOTAL 10,452 1,300 331 12,083 TOTAL BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA REFUGEES DPs BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL BOS CRO SER OTH TOTAL 1996 76,385 3,144 8,477 33 88,039 101,402 505 62,792 42 164,741 1997 74,756 33,568 11,136 820 120,280 39,447 10,191 8,452 205 58,295 1998 78,589 23,187 6,765 1,459 110,000 15,806 4,325 9,139 300 29,570 1+2+3 1999 18,440 6,299 6,332 579 31,650 24,907 6,760 11,315 403 43,385 2000* 7,633 4,834 5,303 837 18,607 36,944 7,779 14,175 449 59,347 2001* 4,642 4,244 9,155 652 18,693 48,042 5,960 25,734 436 80,172 2002* 1,533 917 2,702 98 5,250 9,193 1,798 5,376 157 16,524 TOTAL 261,978 76,193 49,870 4,478 392,519 275,741 37,318 136,983 1,992 452,034 * Includes only registered returns.
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