Sentence examples for the fbih from inspiring English sources

Thus 94.8% of children in the FBiH and 95.8% in the RS were breastfed at least once.

These partnerships, and notably the partnership with DEP, will also provide a good starting point for strengthening the FBiH government's role within the process of donor coordination.

The FBIH has made Water Management Strategy, which has passed a public hearing campaign and the same was adopted by the Government of the Federation and the House of Representatives of the FBIH, and is expected to be adopted by the House of Peoples of FBIH.

Some basic vaccine stock management was undertaken at the FBiH store in Zenica, but there were no schedules for supplies to cantonal/ regional stores, no annual summaries of receipts and deliveries, no use of maximum/minimum stock indicators and no monitoring or projections of central vaccine needs.

The analysis, among other things, showed that out of 77 Centers for Social Welfare in the FBiH only 27 of them are familiar with the existence of the Policy document, and that only 14 of them have been taking some measures on its implementation, showing the lack of a systemic implementation of the Policy which is often left to the goodwill and enthusiasm of individual professionals.

Child benefits, which are currently centralized in RS, and being currently provided in 4 out of 10 cantons in the Federation of BiH (FBiH) have limited funding and coordination.

Both ECD policies have been officially be launched in both Entities on 2 June in Banjaluka, for Republika Srpska (RS) and on 3 June in Sarajevo, for the Federation of BiH (FBiH).

Following the presentation of the Situation Analysis of the Protection of Children Deprived of Parental Care in FBiH, over 70 participants from various institutions and organizations set up a plan for the implementation of the Policy for Protection of Children Deprived of Parental Care and Families at Risk of Separation in FBiH 2006-2016.

The country was divided into two entities: the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH), which comprises 51percentt of the country's territory and is predominantly Bosniak Muslim and Croat, and RS, which comprises 49percentt of the land and is predominantly Serb.

Its implementation caused a profound alteration in regional and urban systems, dividing the new State into two entities, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) – Croat and Bosniak majority – and the Republika Srpska (RS) – Serb majority.

The Ministries of Social Welfare of RS and FBiH were included in the Project Management Committee (PMC) during the first phase of the implementation when it was realized that this would help to maximise the impact of the project.