Because Nadja is under 3 years old, the UNHCR offers us some 
	extra food. Every one or two months she gets: 2 packs of 
	biscuits, some special flour for baby food, and 2 kilos of 
	dried milk. 
	A French UN soldier gave a German military ration pack to 
	Arina. It contains tea, sugar, chewing gum, chocolate, biscuits 
	and 2 cans of prepared dishes: one is chicken with potatoes, the 
	other is sausage with beans. It's enough to last one soldier for 
	one day.

27.	Does your family rent or own your house?
	We rent our apartment. Before the war, Arina and Nedzad  
	bought a house.

28.	How much does it cost/month?
	Lokman has been renting it from the government for 15 
	years.With the war, we are not even paying the rent any 
	more. How could we afford it? The government understands.  

30.	Is it government subsidized?
	Yes.

32. 	How many rooms and how many square feet is it?
	The apartment is 60 square meters. It has a kitchen/dining 
	room, a living room, one bedroom, and a bathroom.

	Family Education & Well-Being

34.	Are your family members literate, and if so, which ones?
	All are literate except for baby Nadja. 

35.	How many hours/day and what months do the 
	children attend school? Describe the school environment.
	Children go to schools whenever it's safe enough. Closed days 
	are announced by Radio Sarajevo in the morning.      

37. 	What form of birth control do you use?
	In the former Yugoslavia, women took pills for birth control.  
	Now that we cannot find any, we don't use anything.