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Leposaviq
Albaniku
Leposavić
Лепосавић
Location of Leposaviq Albaniku Leposavić Лепосавић
Country Serbia
Province Kosovo
Population
 (1991)
 • Total16,395 (municipality)
Time zoneUTC+1 (CET)

Leposavić (Albanian: Leposaviq or Albaniku; Serbian: Лепосавић or Leposavić) is a town and municipality in the district of Kosovska Mitrovica of northern Kosovo. According to the 1991 census, the municipality of Leposavić had a population of 16,395 people.

Demographics

Ethnic Composition, Including IDPs
Year/Population Albanians  % Serbs  % Muslims/Bosniaks  % Roma  % Total
1991 1,101 6.7 14,306 87.8 600 3.7 163 1.0 16,291
January 1999 902 N/A 15,365 N/A 940 N/A N/A N/A N/A
Current figure 67 18,000 240 203 App. 18,500
Source, 1991 Figures: Civil Registration 1991–Population; National Structure of Municipalities (Yugoslav Statistics Bureau, Belgrade, 1993), pages 123-125 ; 1999 Figures: Kosovo Village List (UNHCR, March 9, 1999). It is noted that the 1991 census was highly politicised and is thus unreliable.
Ref: OSCE[1]

Economy

Almost all industrial facilities are closed or work with reduced capacity. The unemployment rate is also high, and it has been considerably increased due to the closing down of most of the Trepca conglomerate facilities. The municipality is rich in natural, infrastructure and management, but current circumstances blocked all the potentials. The municipality adopted the Development Agenda 2006 – 2009, in cooperation with UNOPS office and with the support of UNMIK and the Italian Government, which foresees improvement in the local economy. Yet, given the current difficult situation, there is not much hope the Agenda will be properly implemented. The municipality, led by a very proactive CEO, pays noteworthy efforts toward identifying and initiating projects ideas.

Inhabited places

List of inhabited places in the municipality:
First name is Serbian, second one is Albanian:

See also

References