S O U T H- EAST E R N E UR OPE 4.2 Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina Introduction The OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Mission) has concentrated traditionally on non-policing areas of assistance. The explicit mandate for policing support and reform post-Dayton Peace Agreement was held initially by the United Nations International Police Task Force (IPTF), mandated by Annex 11 of the Agreement, and later by the European Union Police Mission (EUPM), which ended in June 2012. Currently, the EU Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is the leading international organization supporting BiH law enforcement agencies, however there has been an increase in support from the Mission. Although the Mission does not have a dedicated law enforcement unit, it does provide regular support to law enforcement bodies in BiH through its core programmatic work aimed at reinforcing OSCE principles in security sector governance. It ensures that law enforcement BUDGET (UB)* N/A** 2016 2015 727$/ 727$/ EUR EUR  STAFF* N/A 2016 2015 727$/2)),&( 7RWDO /RFDO ,QWHUQDWLRQDO  727$/2),&( Total  Total  ( * ** 48 Figures on budget and staff based on the Approval of the 2016 (PC.DEC/1197) and 2015 (PC.DEC/1158) Unified Budget The Mission does not have a separate Department on Police-Related Activities. 7RWDO /RFDO ,QWHUQDWLRQDO