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Water Management Strategy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Sarajevo, March 2012. CLIENT: Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry Titova 15, 71.000 Sarajevo The Sava River Basin District Agency, Sarajevo Grbavicka 4/III, 71.000 Sarajevo The Adriatic Sea River Basin District, Mostar Ante Starcevica b.b. 88.000 Mostar CONSORTIUM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY Društvo za istraživanje, studije, projektiranje i konzalting Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar Zavod za vodoprivredu d.d. Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar April 2010. 2 eng. WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA The Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina at its 47th session, held on 17 June 2010, adopted and proceeded Proposed Water Management Strategy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The House of Representatives of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Parliament, at its 33rd session, held on 20 October 2010, adopted the Proposed Water Management Strategy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina as drafted and proposed by the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The House of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Parliament at its 5th extraordinary session, held on 20 December 2011, adopted the Proposed Water Management Strategy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in the same text. Zavod za vodoprivredu d.d. Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar April 2010. 3 eng. WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA TEAMS WORKING ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY IMPLEMENTATION MONITORING COMMISSION FOR THE PROJECT TASK: DEVELOPMENT OF WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BIH: Hazima Hadžoviü dipl.ing. Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Water management and Forestry Aziz ýomor dipl.ing. Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Water management and Forestry Damir Mrÿen dipl.ing. AVP Adriatic Sea, Mostar Mirko Šarac dipl.ing. AVP Adriatic Sea, Mostar Sejad Deliü dipl.ing. AVP Sava River Basin, Sarajevo Mehmed Buturoviü dipl.ing. AVP Sava River Basin, Sarajevo mr. Anisa ýiþiü-Moþiü dipl.biol. AVP Sava River Basin, Sarajevo CONSULTANTS WORKING TEAM: Project Leader: Adnan Bijediü, B.Sc. Fields of expertise: Water Legislation: Prof. Dr. Slavko Bogdanoviü, B.Sc. (Law). Economy: Prof. Dr. Kasim Tatiü, B.Sc. (Econ.) Water Use: Indira Sulejmanagiü, B. Sc. Water Protection: Haris Ališehoviü, B.Sc. Protection against Water: ûamila Ademoviü, B.Sc. Hydrologic Analyses – Water Balance: Nino Rimac, B.Sc. Hydrogeology: Dr. Hazim Hrvatoviü, B.Sc. Water Quality – Biological Indicators: Dr. Sadbera Trožiü-Borovac, B.Sc. (Biol.). Surface Vegetation: Dr. Izet ýengiü, B.Sc. Use of Water for Irrigation: Federal Institute for agropedology Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.d. Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar April 2010. 4 eng. WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA CROSS-SECTORAL COORDINATION COMMITTEE FOR THE WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY 1. Hazima Hadžoviü Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 2. Aziz ýomor Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 3. Damir Mrÿen AVP Jadransko more, Mostar 4. Sejad Deliü AVP Sava, Sarajevo 5. Omer Pašaliü Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 6. Rasim Fazliü Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 7. Mehmed Cero Federalno ministarstvo okoliša i turizma 8. Tomislav Lukiü Federalno ministarstvo okoliša i turizma 9. Tarik Begiü Federalno ministarstvo energije, rudarstva i industrije 10. Hanka Mušinbegoviü Federalno ministarstvo prostornog ureÿenja 11. Slavenko Šehoviü Federalno ministarstvo zdravstva 12. Brankica Pandureviü Ministarstvo vanjske trgovine i ekonomskih odnosa BiH 13. Šefik Koriþiü Komisija za koncesije Federacije BiH 14. Nada Galiü Federalna uprava za inspekcijske poslove 15. Kadira Moþeviü J.P. Elektroprivreda BiH 16. Dalibor Marinþiü J.P. Elektroprivreda hrvatske zajednice Herceg Bosne 17. Nermin Drnda Udruženje poslodavaca komunalne privrede FBiH ADVISORY COUNCILS FOR THE RIVER BASIN DISTRICTS: ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR THE SAVA RIVER BASIN DISTRICT 1. Prof. Dr. Husno Hrelja Graÿevinski fakultet u Sarajevu 2. Subhija Hukiü Tuzlanski kanton 3. Zijada Redžiü Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 4. Tomisla Lukiü Federalno ministarstvo okoliša i turizma 5. Slavenko Šehoviü Federalno ministarstvo zdravstva 6. Admir Karišik Federalno ministarstvo prostornog ureÿenja 7. Hilmo Šehoviü Federalno ministarstvo rudarstva i industrije 8. Senad Tutiü Unsko-sanski kanton 9. Zrinka Bilušiü Posavski kanton 10. Senada Maliübegoviü Zeniþko-dobojski kanton 11. Medžida Rašþiü Bosansko-podrinjski kanton 12. Abdulah Burek Srednjobosanski kanton 13. Nedžad Mekiü Kanton Sarajevo 14. Tihomir Milanoviü Livanjski kanton 15. Muamera Srna KJKP Vodovod i kanalizacija Sarajevo 16. Sead Džambiü JKP Vodovod i kanalizacija Tuzla 17. Ekrem Kahriman JP Vodovod i kanalizacija Zenica 18. Vlado Franjiü JP Vodovod Bihaü 19. Milutin Lukaþ JP Komunalac Drvar 20. Kemal Baltiü JKP bašbunar Travnik 21. Sadik Silajdžiü JKP 6 mart Goražde 22. Kadira Moþeviü JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d. Sarajevo 23. Ivanka Bariü JP Elektroprivreda HZ HB d.d. Mostar 24. Prof. Dr. Muriz Spahiü Prirodno matematiþki fakultet Sarajevo 25. Prof. Dr. Midhat Suljkanoviü Tehnološki fakultet Tuzla 26. Prof. Dr. Šefket Goletiü Mašinski fakultet Zenica 27. Rijad Tikveša Ekotim, Sarajevo 28. Elmir Šehiü Prijatelji prirode-Eko Element, Bugojno 29. Prof. Dr.Vildana Alibabiü Ekološka koalicija Unskog sliva, Bihaü 30. Alenka Saviü Centar za razvoj i podršku, Tuzla 31. Latif Hubaniü Drinski biseri, Goražde 32. Dragoslav Popoviü Opüina Drvar Zavod za vodoprivredu d.d. Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar April 2010. 5 eng. WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ADVISORY COUNCIL FOR THE ADRIATIC SEA RIVER BASIN DISTRICT 1. mr. sc. Gordan Prskalo Graÿevinski fakultet Sveuþilišta u Mostaru 2. Marija Novokmet JP Komunalno Livno 3. Alma Imamoviü Federalno ministarstvo poljoprivrede, vodoprivrede i šumarstva 4. Mato Bandur Federalno ministarstvo okoliša i turizma 5. Aida Pilav Federalno ministarstvo zdravstva 6. Igor Dizdar Federalno ministarstvo prostornog ureÿenja 7. Tarik Begiü Federalno ministarstvo energije, rudarstva i industrije 8. Damir Jerkoviü Hercegovaþko-neretvanski kanton 9. Marinko Pranjiü Hercegovaþko-neretvanski kanton 10. Stjepan Karaþiü Zapadnohercegovaþki kanton 11. Draško Doliü Kanton 10 12. nedžad Mekiü Kanton Sarajevo 13. Semir Mustafiü JP Vodovod Mostar 14. Omer Osmanoviü JKP Jablanica Jablanica 15. Aleksandar Petroviü JKP Komunalno Grude 16. Stipe Knezoviü JKP Tomislavgrad 17. Mario ýoliü JKP ýapljina 18. Amir Škobalj JP Elektroprivreda BiH d.d. Sarajevo 19. Vladimir Zovko JP Elektroprivreda HZ-HB d.d. Mostar 20. Prof. Dr. Elvedin Haniü Agromediteranski fakultet Univerziteta Džemal Bijediü u Mostaru 21. Mr. sc. Suad Špago Graÿevinski fakultet Univerziteta Džemal Bijediü u Mostaru 22. Mr. sc. Mirna Raiü Graÿevinski fakultet Sveuþilišta u Mostaru 23. Edis Topiü Asspekt – Drežnica – Mostar 24. Mato Gotovac Centar za graÿansku suradnju, Livno 25. Marinko Dalmatin Ekološka udruga Lijepa naša ýapljina, ýapljina RESPONSIBLE CANTONS MINISTRIES: 1. Una Sana Canton (Canton 1) Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry, 2. Posavina Canton (Canton 2 Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry 3. Tuzla Canton (Canton 3) Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry 4. Zenica Doboj Canton (Canton 4) Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry 5. Bosansko-podrinjski kanton Kantonalno ministarstvo za privredu, 6. Middle Bosnia Canton (Canton 6) Ministry of Forestry, Water Management and Agriculture 7. Herzegovina Neretva Canton (Canton 7) Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management 8. West Herzegovina Canton (Canton 8) Ministry of Economy 9. Sarajevo Canton (Canton 9) Ministry of Economy. Sector for Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry 10. Canton 10 Ministry of Agriculture, Water Management and Forestry Zavod za vodoprivredu d.d. Sarajevo Zavod za vodoprivredu d.o.o. Mostar April 2010. 6 eng. WATER MANAGEMENT STRATEGY OF THE FEDERATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA Water management Strategy of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina Table of Content: 1. Background Information on the Relevant Area .................................................................... 13 1.1. Position, Social and Political Framework ...................................................................................13 1.1.1. Basic Indicators ......................................................................................................................................... 13 1.1.2. Population ................................................................................................................................................. 14 1.1.2.1. Demographic Developments until 1991 .......................................................................................... 15 1.1.2.2. Demographic Developments in the Period 1991-2007 .................................................................... 15 1.2. Natural Characteristics ................................................................................................................18 1.2.1. General Indicators ....................................................................................................................................
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