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Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Chief of State : Nebojša Radmanović, Željko Komšić, Bakir Izetbegović
Head of Government : Chairman of the BiH Council of Ministers, Nikola Špirić
Minister/ Secretary of State/ Chairman of agency responsible for sports :
Chairman of the National Olympic Committee : prof. dr. Izet Rađo.
Chairman of the National Sports Confederation : There is no national sports federation in BiH, but there is the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina as a state sports institution.
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Land surface : 51.209 kmē
Population : 3 760 149 (31.12.2009)
Capital : Sarajevo
Language : Bosnian (official), Croatian (official), Serbian
Currency : convertible mark
GDP per capita ($PPP) : 4 790$ (2010)
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Budget of State: The budget for 2010 is one billion and 28 million convertible marks.(about 525,6 million €)
Budget of the ministry responsible for sports: The ministry's budget in 2010 was 17,818,000.00 KM. (about 9,1 million €)
Principal financing source for sport: Budget of BiH, entity budgets, cantonal budgets, sponsors.
National sports federations : 29
Sports people member of a club:
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National and international political priorities in the sports sector (2010)
National and international political priorities in sport are contained in the document "Sports Development Strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina". The Sports Development Strategy in Bosnia and Herzegovina enables all sports entities in BiH to adopt new approaches and methods in the organization of their activities. The strategy provides a projection of the strategic direction of the sport in BiH and supports the development of similar strategies and implementation plans at the entity, cantonal and municipal levels in order to fulfill a common mission and vision. The Bih Sports Development Strategy contributes to achieving the public interest and goals in the BiH sport, and regulates the key issues for the organization and functioning of the BiH sport . The strategy addresses key weaknesses in the existing system of sport and is expected to help the responsible entity and cantonal ministries, but also the entire sports community to achieve the necessary improvements in sport.
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Organisation of sport in the country (2010)
Organization of sports in Bosnia and Herzegovina is defined by the BiH Sports Law. Sport in Bosnia and Herzegovina is organized in a decentralized manner with defined rights and responsibilities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the entities and the Brcko District of Bosnia and Herzegovina and other levels of the administrative organization. Sports issues, which are not regulated by the BiH Sports Law, are regulated in accordance with the constitutions of the entities and other levels of the administrative organization and their sports laws.
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Results of the last Olympic Games
Winter Games (Vancouver, 2010)
Total of available medals :258
Total of won medals: 0 (no ranking)
Summer Games (Beijing, 2008)
Total of available medals: 954
Total of won medals: 0 (no ranking)
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World champion 2010-2011 (including non Olympic sport):
European champion2010-2011:
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Links : http://www.mcp.gov.ba
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National Olympic Committee:: www.okbih.ba
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Sports director : not provided
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EPAS contact:
Name: DŽAFIC Suvad
Title: Assistant of sport minister
Address: Trg. BiH 3 71000 Sarajevo
Tel. : +387 33492536
Fax: +387 33492639
E-mail : suvad.dzafic@mcp.gov.ba
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