- Foreword
- RRTF Strategy, 1998
- Strategic Objectives
- Tactical Approach
- The RRTF Role
- Peace Implementation Council Implications
- New RRTF Structure
- Review of Cluster Areas for 1998
- Return in 1997 to Cluster Areas
- Economic Context
- Economic Absorptive Capacity
- The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- The Republika Srpska
- Review of Resources Allocated in Cluster Areas in 1997
- 1998 Cluster Areas
- Objectives for Return in 1998 Cluster Areas
- Financing of the 1998 Cluster Areas Objective
- Credit schemes
- Political and Legal Context
- General Context
- Relations with Local Authorities and Civil Society Groups
- Property Legislation, Allocation Mechanisms, Privatisation Laws
- The Commission for Real Property Claims of Displaced Persons and Refugees
- Administrative and other Legal Obstacles to Return
- Relocation
- Integrated Approach to Minority Return
- Summary of Policy Recommendations
- Organisational framework for the RRTF support to the return process in Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Cluster Areas; maps and charts
- A secure environment for return
- Draft mechanism for allocation of socially-owned apartments to pre-war occupants
- Sarajevo Housing Committee, draft mandate, structure, procedures and mechanics
- The issue of relocation and property exchange
(*) new RRTF members as of end of 1997
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Report by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR),
European Commission (EC) including European Community Humanitarian Office,
Federal Commissioner for Refugee Return and Related Reconstruction - Germany*,
Commission for Real Property Claims of Displaced Persons and Refugees,
World Bank, International Management Group, United States Government*,
Office of the High Representative
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