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Payment of federal child allowance for September scheduled for October 15

Summary

The Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Policy announced that the September 2026 child allowance for 97,145 children will be paid on October 15, totalling 20,185,197.39 KM. Ministry data show the largest number of recipient children is in Zenica, followed by Sarajevo's Novi Grad municipality and Mostar.

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Extract from the source

Federalno ministarstvo rada i socijalne politike saopćilo je da će isplata federalnog dječijeg dodatka za septembar 2026. godine biti izvršena 15. oktobra. U saopćenju je

Main source

02:00 AMVlada Federacije BiHOpen the original

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  • where it happenedFederacija Bosne i Hercegovine - the payment covers beneficiaries from 79 social work centres across the Federation of BiH
  • also affectedZenica - largest number of children covered, 6,188
  • also affectedNovi Grad Sarajevo - 4,976 children receive the child allowance
  • also affectedMostar - 3,586 children receive the child allowance

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Severity
Severity35

Total — moderate signal (20–39)

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