The government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has committed five million KM (approximately $2.7 million USD) to bolster its social protection system. The funding, proposed by the Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Policy, will be allocated to eight key capital investments. These investments include vital services such as day centers for children with developmental disabilities and safe houses for vulnerable individuals. Support will also be provided to centers for social work and public kitchens, expanding access to essential resources. This initiative aims to strengthen the safety net for citizens across the Federation. The investment underscores the government’s commitment to addressing social needs and supporting vulnerable populations within the country. Further details regarding the specific allocation and implementation of the funds are expected to be released soon.