Series 2: Agriculture and Environment Statistics Kosovo Water Statistics (2015)

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1 Republika e Kosovës/ Republika Kosova/Republic of Kosovo Qeveria - Vlada - Government Zyra e Kryeministrit Ured Premijera Office of the Prime Minister Agjencia e Statistikave të Kosovës - Agencija za Statistike Kosova - Kosovo Agency of Statistics Series 2: Agriculture and Environment Statistics Kosovo Water Statistics (2015)

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3 Republika e Kosovës/Republika Kosova/Republic of Kosovo Qeveria - Vlada Government Zyra e Kryeministrit Ured Premijera Office of the Prime Minister Agjencia e Statistikave të Kosovës - Agencija za Statistike Kosova - Kosovo Agency of Statistics Series 2: Agriculture and Environment Statistics Kosovo Water Statistics (2015)

4 Publisher: - Kosovo Agency of Statistics (KAS) Publication date: March, Kosovo Agency of Statistics Reproduction is authorized when source is indicated only More information is available on Internet

5 Introduction This is the first publication of Water Statistics, published by the Kosovo Agency of Statistics. This publication aims to inform about comprehensive statistical water resources in Kosovo. This modest publication aims to contribute to creating a sustainable information on the state of water in Kosovo. The publication is based on Law on Official Statistics No. 04/L-036, the Law on Waters of Kosovo No.04/L-143, 2013, and Eurostat Questionnaire (The joint questionnaire / Inland waters / JQIW 2014). KAS thanks to institutions for cooperation concerned with monitoring and management of waters in Kosovo, such as: Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development, Regulatory Office of Waters in Kosovo, Hydrometeorology Institute, Hydro-economic Enterprise "Iber Lepenci", NewCo Ferronikeli Complex LLC, KEDS, SharrCem SH.PK Plant in Skenderaj. Interpretations expressed in this publication are entirely those of the authors and should not be attributed in any way to KAS or any other institution. Suggestions, proposals and remarks for this publication are welcome and will help us to be more effective to users. This publication was prepared by the staff of the Department of Agriculture and Environmental Statistics in KAS: Bajrush Qevani Director, DAES MA.sc.Haki Kurti, Head, DAES Teuta Ademi, Officer, DAES March, 2016 Chief Executive Officer, KAS Isa Krasniqi

6 Symbols and Abbreviations KAS EU IKSHP KEDS MBPZHR MMPH ZRRUK EUROSTAT RP 2011 Kosovo 2011 Kosovo Agency of Statistics European Union National Institute for Public Health Kosovo Energy Corporation Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development Ministry of Environment and Spatial Planning Regulatory Office for Water and Sanitation Statistical Office of the European Union Population, Households and Dwellings Census in Symbols - Zero : None provided. Not applicable 0 The data is smaller than half the unit used ha Hectares kg Kilogram µg m³ Microgram m³ t Tone % Percentage

7 C o n t e n t s 1. General information on Kosovo Social and economic indicators Ponds in Kosovo Artificial lakes Groungwaters The main sources of water Water supply in Kosovo Irrigation water Water used in industry Wastewater

8 1. General information on Kosovo Kosovo territory is km2, Kosovo has continental climate with warm summers and cold winters. It is densely populated with about 193 people per km2, and divided into 38 municipalities. The capital of Kosovo is Pristina. Kosovo has a central geographical position in the Balkan Peninsula and lies between 41 50'58 "and 43 51'42" of northern latitude and 20 01'30" and 21 48'02" of eastern longitude. Key local factors that influence Kosovo's climate are relieve, waters, soil and plants. In Kosovo are present all forms of precipitation. The most important falls are in the form of heavy rain in the valleys and in the form of snow in the mountains. Kosovo has an average of 160 rainy days per year. Municipality of Prishtina is 572 km² and lies in northwestern Kosovo. Table 1: Air temperatures in Prishtina, C Month Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min January February , March April May June July August September October November December Source: Hydrometeorology Institute of Kosovo

9 Table 1 shows that in 2009 the maximum temperature in August was 28.6 C, in August 2010 was 30.4 C, in August 2011 was 30.4 C, in August 2012 was 31.8 C, while the minimum temperature was in January C, in February 2010, 1.1 C, in February C, and in February C. Table 2: Weather in Pristina, Number of days Month Days of rain and snow January February March April May June July August Septembe October Novembe Decembe Source: Hydrometeorology Institute of Kosovo 2014 Table 2 shows the total number of days with rainfall in Pristina in years. In February 2010, the number of monthly rainy days was 19 days and in December 2010 was 20 days. The distribution of rainfall in terms of time and water use have huge difference within the territory of Kosovo and the lack of water is much greater in the eastern than in the western part of the country. Kosovo can be divided into three climatic zones (see Table 3). On average, Kosovo receives rainfall of about 760 mm per year. 7

10 Graph: 1 Atmospheric precipitation, January-March Rainy and snowy days January-March January February March Table 3: Climatic zones and the average annual precipitation No. Climate zones Average rainfall: mm per year 1 Kosovo Valley Dukagjini Valley Highlands and mountains Source: National Water Strategy in Kosovo

11 1. Social and Economic Indicators Resident population 1 in Kosovo in 2011 was residents. According to estimates made in 2014 it appears that Kosovo has 1,844,553 inhabitants. While estimates for 1991, 2012 to 2014 are based on the statistical methods used for estimates, forecasts and projections (Tab.4). Table 4: Total population in Kosovo, Source: KAS Year No. of population Source of data Census Census Census Census Estimation Census Estimation Estimation Estimation Table 4 shows the population censuses for the years 1948 to 2011 and estimates made by the years 1991 and Based on published data Kosovo has a relatively 'new' population with 28% of the population under age 15, and by age 15 to 54 years, 58.4% of the population. 1 KAS final data from the Population, Households and Dwellings Census in Kosovo Total Kosovo; In the Census of 2011 are not included data for municipalities; Zvecan, Zubin Potok, Leposavic and part of Mitrovica. 9

12 2. Ponds in Kosovo Water is an important natural resource and as such has indispensable role for the life of living beings on earth, indispensable resource for economic development of the country, plays crucial roles in regulating climate, therefore the management and conservation of water resources, ecosystems of fresh water, of drinking water, is vital for the country. Most of Kosovo's water resources originate in the country, with the exception of the upper part of the River Ibri, which originates in Montenegro and flows into Lake Ujmani. Hydrography of water flows of Kosovo is divided in 4 river ponds: the White Drini (Drini i Bardhë), Ibri, Morava e Binçës, and Lepenci (see Tab.5). Table 5: Watershed ponds, surface, and the amount of water flowing and place of discharge Basin S[km 2 ] Q[m 3 /s] q[1/s*km 2 ] Annual flow [mil.m 3 ] Direction of flow Drini i Bardhë : 1946 Adriatic sea Ibri Black sea Morava e Binçës Black sea Lepenci Aegean sea Source: Report on the State of Water in Kosovo, MESP / KEPA 2015 Kosovo River s flow into three sea ponds: the Black Sea, Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. The main rivers that belong to the Black Sea pond are: Ibri, Sitnica with branches; (Llapi, Drenica), and the Morava e Binçës. To Adriatic Sea belong: Drini i Bardhë with its branches (Lumëbardh, Lumëbardhi Deçan, Lumëbardhi Prizren, River of Klina, Ereniku, Mirusha, Toplluha and Plava). Lepenci River with the main branch (bifurcation) belong to the Aegean Sea. 10

13 Aegean sea Black sea Adriatic sea Kosovo Water Statistics 2015 Table 6. The basic data for rivers and water ponds River Area (S) km 2 Length of the river (L) km Flow, (q) l/sec/ input (Q) km 2 Slope % m³/s Basin perimeter (Km) Annual flow x10 6 (m 2 ) Effective rainfall (mm) Average rainfall (mm) Flow coefficient Flow into the sea Drini i Bardhë 4340,14 110,7 61,7 : 2,1 409, , ,508 Sushica 49,4 17,25 : : 9,4 32 : : 1150 : LB. i Pejës 464, ,21 24,13 2, ,66 760, ,651 LB. i Deçanit 259,3 53 7,84 42,46 3, , , ,874 Ereniku 519,3 51,74 12,16 26,73 3, ,04 841, ,716 Istogu 405,3 19,74 6,98 : 4,5 87 : : 1200 : Klina 458,7 72,12 2,8 4,92 4, ,52 154, ,221 Mirusha 336,7 37 1,661 : 1,7 83 : : 700 : Toplluha ,05 3,44 : 3,5 108 : : 1000 : LB. i Prizrenit 247,8 36,07 6,49 29,68 7, ,74 935, ,974 Plava,Restelicë 341,86 22,12 5,25 20,79 5,9 90,56 165, ,644 Total basin ,7 61,01 2,1 409, , ,508 Ibri 4044,21 89,5 36,4 6,39 0,3 436, , ,301 Sitnica ,94 5,38 1, ,11 169, ,258 M. e Binçës ,7 5,59 1, , ,256 Kriva Reka 640,7 44,5 4,43 7,27 1, ,55 229, ,311 Lepenci ,4 14,91 4, , ,516 Nerodime 209,4 38,5 : : 2,1 81,5 : : 750 : Total general ,2 3.8*10 6 Source: Processed by the Water Master Plan of Kosovo, MESP / KEPA 2015 Accumulative topographic surface of Kosovo is km², while only existing accumulations are m². Rivers with large flows during the year are the White Drini pond in Dukagjini Valley. 11

14 Map of river ponds in Kosovo Source: KAS, Cartography 12

15 Map of rivers in Kosovo Source: KAS, Cartography 13

16 Reservoir Users Total River Catchment area Construction year Height of the dam Territory irrigated by the system For irrigation Drinking wate Industry Kosovo Water Statistics Artificial lakes Artificial lakes in Kosovo are: Batllava, Gazivoda, Radoniq, Përlepnica and Badovci, and a small number of lakes for irrigation. Data are presented in the following table. Table 7. The surface and flow of artificial lakes in Kosovo Volume Million (m³) Designation, destination Gazivoda/ Ujmanit Ibër Z. Potok, Mitrovicë Vushtrri, Prishtinë Skenderaj, Drenas ha Yes Yes Batllava Batllavë Prishtinë, Podujevë No Yes Yes Badovci Graqanicë Prishtinë No Yes Yes Livoç Livoç 53.6 : : : : Gjilan No No No Radoniq Përrue Gjakovë, Rahovec Prizren 10000ha Yes No Përlepnicë Përlepnicë 62 : : Gjilan No Yes No Total Source: MESP / KEPA, Report on the State of Water in Kosovo 2010 Table 7 shows that the total volume of accumulation is 563 million cubic meters. 14

17 Table 8. The main reservoir, surface, water flow and volume of the accumulation River Name of accumulation Amount of water in m³ Percentage (%) Ibër Gazivodë ,45 Përrue Radoniq ,98 Graçanka Badovci ,44 Batllava Batllavë ,26 Përlepnica Përlepnicë : : Livoç Livoç : : Ibër Pridvorcë : : Total ,13 Source: MESP / KEPA, Report on the State of the Water in Kosovo

18 Map of artificial lakes in Kosovo Source: KAS, Cartography 16

19 5. Groundwater Groundwater resources are limited and are located mainly in the western part of Kosovo, while surface water resources are larger than in the eastern part of Kosovo. According to the Water Master Plan for Kosovo , the greatest potential of groundwater are in the Dukagjin Valley. Table 9. The underground water reservoirs in the pond of the White Drini, area, volume and its capacity Underground reservoir Basin (km²) Useful volume (m³) m³/sec Total (m³) Istogu 76 12x10 6 2,8 89x10 6 Vrellë 28 14x10 6 0,600 19x10 6 Drini i Bardhë 90 14x10 6 3,23 102x10 6 Lubizhdë 42 45x10 6 4,2(150) 55x10 6 Pejë ,5x10 6 4,0(150) 52x10 6 Deçan x10 6 3,5(150) 45x10 6 Lloqan 39 12x10 6 1,2(150) 15x10 6 Krk Bunar 81 10x10 6 1,6 50x10 6 Korishë 18 3,6x10 6 0,38 12x10 6 Fusha e Therandës 50 75x x10 6 Total x x10 6 Source: MESP, Report on the State of Water in Kosovo in 2015 Estimated capacity 17

20 6. The main sources of water The data in Table 10 shows that the largest amount of water used on a daily and annual basis as a principal source have accumulation lakes, then there are natural resources. Table 10. Sources of water supply and the amount of annual and daily used in m³ Water source Amount of water used in [m³ / day] Amount of water used in [m³ / year] Percentage [ %] Natural resource Reservoir River Lake (surface accumulation) Well, shadoof Total Source: Association of Water and Sanitation - AWS, 2009 Graph 2. Water used in m 3 per day, by the place of receipt The amount of water used in [m³ / year]

21 7. Water supply in Kosovo Regional water companies in Kosovo are: RWC Prishtina (Pristina), Hydroregion South (Prizren), Hydro-drini (Peja), Mitrovica (Mitrovica), Radoniq (Gjakove), Hydro-Morava (Gjilan), bifurcation (Ferizaj) and HPE Iber- Lepenc. About 69.6% of Kosovo's population is supplied with water through public systems managed by the Regional Water Companies, and about 29% are supplied with water from systems not managed by RWC or own systems, while about 0.7% of the population has no water service available. Table 11. Availability of water supply system, RP Way of supply Household units Percentage Water supply provided by public service 204, Ensure water supply from other sources 82, Water pipes inside the building outside the housing unit Water pipes outdoors 3, Water is not available at all 2, Total 293, Source: KAS, Population, Households and Dwellings Census in Kosovo in 2011 (data by municipalities are found in Table 15/16). 2 KAS, Population Census in Kosovo

22 Table 12. Supply of households with drinking water in Kosovo (unit=10 6 m³), Year Unit mil m³/ year Water supply - Households Water supply - Industrial activities Water supply - Institutions Total Source: KAS, Water Questionnaire 2014 As the table 11 shows supply of households with drinking water has changed from year to year, such as in 2010 it was million m³ and in 2014 reached million m³. Graph 2: Supply of households with drinking water 60 Supply of drinking water, Water supply - Households Water supply - Industrial activities Water supply - Institutions

23 8. Spent irrigation water Kosovo Water Statistics 2015 Regional Water Companies in Kosovo are: Irrigation Company Drini JSC and Irrigation Company Radoniqi- Dukagjini JSC. The following table presents the time series of data for irrigation in agriculture. Table 13. Irrigation in agriculture in Kosovo (unit=10 6 m³), Unit Agriculture irrigation system mil m³/ year Source: KAS, Water Questionnaire 2014 As shown in Table 12, the amount of water spent for irrigation in agriculture system has undergone significant changes from year to year. In 2002 it was 34 million m³ and in 2014 reached 55 million m³. Graph 3. Agricultural irrigation by regional companies for irrigation in Kosovo by years Agriculture irrigation system mil m³/year

24 Table 14. Water supply by "Ibër Lepenci" (unit=10 6 m³), Unit mil m³/ year Water supply of Mitrovica T.C.Kosova B T.C.Kosova A (4 months) RWC Prishtina (Drenas) NewCo Feronikel Source: Hydro-Economic Enterprise "Iber Lepenci" The data in Table 14 shows that the water supply from Hydro-Economic Enterprise '' Ibër Lepenc'' has been roughly the same over the years 2010 to 2015 for all units. In 2015, there was a higher supply of water which has reached 21.5 million m³ / year. Graph 4. Water supply from "Ibër Lepenci" by units Water supply of Mitrovica T.C.Kosova B T.C.Kosova A (4 months) RWC Prishtina (Drenas) NewCo Feronikel 22

25 Table 15. The number of residents according to the water supply system RP Municipality System of water supply from public service System of water supply from other sources Piped water in the apartment unit Piped water inside the building but outside the apartment unit Piped water outside building No piped water Total The type of system of discharge wastewater Discharge Discharge of of sewage All other wastewate through modes (eg. r through the There is channel, sewage sewage no sewage Total septic connected connected system tank, river, to the with etc.) public private system system Deçan Gjakovë Gllogoc Gjilan Dragash Istog Kaçanik Klin Fushë Kosovë Kamenicë Mitrovicë Leposaviq Lipjan Novobërdë Obiliq Rahovec Pejë Podujevë Prishtinë Prizren Skenderaj Shtime Shtërpcë Suharekë Ferizaj Viti Vushtrri Zubin Potok Zveqan Malishevë Junik Mamushë Hani i Elezit Graçanicë Ranillug Partesh Kllokot Total Source: ASK, Population, Households and Dwellings Census in Kosovo The number of inhabitants in total in this table does not equal the number of inhabitants 1,739,825 of the Census, because residents in collective dwellings (1423 residents) are not included in this table. 23

26 Table 16. The number of residents according to the water supply system RP 2011, in % Municipality System of water supply from public service System of water supply from other sources Piped water in the apartment unit Piped water inside the building but outside the apartment unit Piped water outside building No piped water Total The type of system of discharge wastewater Discharge of wastewate r through sewage connected to the public system Discharge of sewage through the sewage connected with private system All other modes (eg. channel, septic tank, river, etc.) There is no sewage system Deçan 69,0 29,0 0,3 1,0 0,7 100,0 3,1 6,9 83,5 6,4 100,0 Gjakovë 77,6 20,0 0,4 1,4 0,6 100,0 51,1 20,2 24,0 4,7 100,0 Gllogoc 33,0 62,9 0,8 1,8 1,5 100,0 20,4 19,3 50,0 10,4 100,0 Gjilan 60,6 37,3 0,4 1,3 0,4 100,0 62,3 21,0 15,1 1,6 100,0 Dragash 51,9 47,4 0,2 0,4 0,2 100,0 41,2 31,5 25,5 1,8 100,0 Istog 83,2 15,8 0,0 0,5 0,4 100,0 19,4 9,1 64,0 7,5 100,0 Kaçanik 39,0 60,1 0,1 0,4 0,4 100,0 31,0 42,0 24,6 2,5 100,0 Klin 46,8 46,6 0,9 2,5 3,2 100,0 31,1 10,0 48,0 10,8 100,0 Fushë Kosovë 67,9 31,5 0,1 0,2 0,3 100,0 82,4 5,6 10,1 1,9 100,0 Kamenicë 33,5 62,9 0,7 1,4 1,5 100,0 47,3 33,1 14,6 5,0 100,0 Mitrovicë 87,8 11,1 0,1 0,7 0,3 100,0 70,9 9,9 16,0 3,3 100,0 Leposaviq : : : : : : : : : : : Lipjan 48,8 46,6 0,6 2,7 1,3 100,0 35,0 17,8 36,3 10,9 100,0 Novobërdë 36,2 58,0 0,7 1,8 3,3 100,0 43,9 16,2 28,7 11,1 100,0 Obiliq 81,9 17,2 0,1 0,8 0,1 100,0 71,9 8,2 16,2 3,7 100,0 Rahovec 83,9 15,3 0,0 0,4 0,4 100,0 54,1 18,5 22,5 4,9 100,0 Pejë 82,6 16,4 0,2 0,4 0,5 100,0 50,1 10,1 36,4 3,4 100,0 Podujevë 64,8 32,6 0,5 1,5 0,6 100,0 38,7 19,4 35,2 6,7 100,0 Prishtinë 94,7 4,9 0,0 0,2 0,1 100,0 85,4 8,7 4,9 1,1 100,0 Prizren 87,7 11,2 0,1 0,6 0,3 100,0 78,5 7,1 11,3 3,0 100,0 Skenderaj 35,1 52,9 1,3 7,0 3,7 100,0 17,7 14,3 58,4 9,6 100,0 Shtime 57,3 41,7 0,2 0,5 0,3 100,0 29,6 19,2 47,9 3,3 100,0 Shtërpcë 46,2 53,3 0,1 0,2 0,1 100,0 31,8 39,9 27,1 1,2 100,0 Suharekë 31,1 67,7 0,3 0,6 0,4 100,0 49,4 27,3 20,7 2,6 100,0 Ferizaj 73,1 25,8 0,2 0,6 0,3 100,0 65,2 9,0 21,7 4,1 100,0 Viti 30,6 66,4 0,6 1,8 0,6 100,0 37,4 26,1 30,9 5,6 100,0 Vushtrri 56,0 41,5 0,5 1,5 0,6 100,0 51,9 16,0 25,2 6,9 100,0 Zubin Potok : : : : : : : : : : : Zveqan : : : : : : : : : : : Malishevë 28,7 66,3 0,3 3,3 1,3 100,0 28,5 26,4 39,1 6,0 100,0 Junik 98,0 1,9 0,1 0,0 0,0 100,0 28,2 5,3 66,2 0,3 100,0 Mamushë 7,1 92,5 0,1 0,0 0,3 100,0 3,4 3,0 93,0 0,6 100,0 Hani i Elezit 42,9 56,4 0,0 0,4 0,2 100,0 43,1 46,7 9,8 0,4 100,0 Graçanicë 80,7 17,3 0,1 0,9 1,0 100,0 71,4 8,0 14,0 6,6 100,0 Ranillug 53,7 36,7 1,1 1,1 7,4 100,0 66,0 6,3 7,9 19,8 100,0 Partesh 3,0 91,0 0,2 1,7 4,1 100,0 14,3 17,5 62,7 5,5 100,0 Kllokot 59,0 39,6 0,2 0,4 0,9 100,0 59,0 15,6 22,2 3,2 100,0 Total 66,6 31,3 0,3 1,2 0,7 100,0 53,2 15,6 26,6 4,6 100,0 Total Source: KAS, Population, Households and Dwellings Census in Kosovo

27 9. Water used in industry Kosovo Water Statistics 2015 The data in the table below shows the amount of water used during the years from Kosovo A and B power plant has changed in quantitative terms such as in 2003 was 8 million m³, while in 2015 this amount reached 17.3 million m³. Table 17. The amount of water used by T.C. Kosovo B and T.C. Kosovo A (unit=10 6 m³), Unit The amount of water used The amount of water for colds The amount of wastewater discharged m i l m ³ / per year Source: Kosovo Energy Corporation Graph 5. Water used by power plants, Kosovo A and B (unit=10 6 m³)

28 10. Wastewater In Kosovo, there is no treatment of wastewater. Discharge is normally done directly into rivers and represents one of the main polluters of surface waters. The only plant to treat wastewater is treatment plant for wastewater in Llaushë of Skenderaj. The following table provides data for services provided for wastewater for households, business and industrial use. Table 18. Wastewater Billing for sewage services m³ Billing for sewage services Billing for sewage services - for business and industrial m³ - to institutional Year m³ - to households customers customers m³ Source: ROWW - Regulatory Office for Water and Wastewater Table 19. Treated water, Year Treated water Primary loess Secondary loess m³ Source: Plant, Skenderaj 26

29 Plant in Skenderaj has started the work on August This plant treats water for 10,000 inhabitants (the town of Skenderaj, villages Lower and Upper Prekaz), entire Skenderaj municipality which has inhabitants. In 2014 it shows that it has the smallest amount of water treated 4. Graph 6.Treated water in plant of Skenderaj Treated water , , , , , , , , , The main reason of small quantity of water treated in 2014 is because there has been disconnection of electricity from KEDS. 27

30 Table 20. Water lost million m³ / year Year Water lost (leakage, loss, breakdown of pipes) Source: ROWW - Regulatory Office for Water and Wastewater The data in the table shows that in 2011 there was greater loss of water compared to the following years. Graph 7. Water lost by the years Water lost (leakage, loss, breakdown of pipes)

31 Cataloguing in Publication - (CIP) National Library of Kosovo Pjetër Bogdani 628:331(496.51) 2015 Kosovo Water Statistics (2015) / Publication was prepared by Bajrush Qevani, Haki Kurti, Teuta Ademi Pristina: Kosovo Agency of Statistics, f. :ilustr. me ngjyra ; 28 cm. (Series 2: Agriculture and Environment Statistics) 1.Qevani, Bajrush 2.Kurti, Haki 3.Ademi, Teuta ISBN

32 Kosovo Agency of Statistics, a brief description Kosovo Agency of Statistics is a professional institution which deals with collection, processing and publication of official statistical data. As such acts since 1948 and has passed through several historical stages, structured according to state regulation of those times. On 2 August 1999, the Agency has resumed his professional work (after nine years of interruption of all statistical series detrimental to the interest of Kosovo), as an independent institution under the Ministry of Public Administration. Since the Agency operates in the frames of the Prime Minister s Office. Office is funded by the Kosovo Consolidated Budget, but also by donors for specific projects and for technical professional support. The mission of the Agency; to meet the needs of users with qualitative statistical data, objective, in time and space so that users have reliable base to conduct regular analysis in the interest of planning and project development at the municipal and country level. To support government institutions, scientific institutes, research academies, businesses in order to provide proper information for decision-makers and other users in Kosovo. Address: Statistical Office of Kosovo, Str. Zenel Salihu, No. 4, Pristina Telephones:Head-Quarters: : +381 (0) Director: +381 (0) Fax: +381 (0) agriculture@aks-gov.net Web-site: