Bosnia and Herzegovina: SALW Storage Upgrade Activities
SEESAC’s storage upgrade activities in Bosnia and Herzegovina focus on improving the safety and security of three weapons and ammunition storage sites by providing technical and infrastructure assistance to the Ministry of Defence of BiH and in collaboration with the UNDP Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Following a thorough assessment, storage sites that require upgrades have been identified and agreed with the Ministry of Defence of BiH. Those are Kula I, II, (Mrkonjic Grad); Gabela, (Capljina); and Krupa, (Hadzici). The assessment of the storage sites has been finalized and submitted for review.
The assessment studies of the storage upgrade needs in Bosnia and Herzegovina as a whole and of the individual locations are available here.
Bosnia and Herzegovina (English)
Gabela
Krupa
Kula
SEESAC’s storage upgrade activity is funded by the European Union (EU), under the EU COUNCIL DECISION 2010/179/CFSP, dated 11 March 2010, in support of SEESAC arms control activities in the Western Balkans, within the framework of the EU Strategy to combat the illicit accumulation and trafficking of SALW and their ammunition.
