• Country Assistance Strategy
• Country Brief
• Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers
• Partnerships
• FAQ Bosnia and Herzegovina joined the World Bank and the International Development Association in 1996, with membership retroactive to 1993. More on IDA Country Assistance Strategy (CAS)
The World Bank adopted its Country Assistance Strategy for Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2004. The CAS, developed in close partnership with the Government, serves as a roadmap for World Bank assistance to the country... More on CAS Loans and Grants
Since 1996, the International Development Association - the soft lending arm of the World Bank - has financed 47 projects for a total commitment of US$974.2 million. The country has also received two International Development Facility (IDF) grants worth US$742,490.
Of these, 28 operations have been completed as of December 31, 2003. Ongoing operations comprise 18 investment or technical assistance loans, one adjustment operation, and two grants. Five new loans and two Global Environment Facility (GEF) operations are currently under preparation. More on Lending
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The World Bank has conducted a broad range of analytical and advisory work in support of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s reforms and transition to a market economy. More on BH Reports
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