Resolution 900 (1994) / adopted by the Security Council at its 3344th meeting, on 4 March 1994.

Security Council resolution 900 (1994) [on restoration of essential public services and normal life in and around Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina]

Calls for all parties to cooperate with UNPROFOR in the consolidation of the ceasefire, and to achieve complete freedom of movement for the civilian population and humanitarian goods to, from and within Sarajevo, to remove any hindrance to such freedom of movement, and to help restore normal life to the city; requests the Secretary-General to appoint, a senior civilian official, to draw up an assessment and plan of action, in conjunction with the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina and in consultation with local authorities, for the restoration of essential public services in Sarajevo, other than the city of Pale; invites the Secretary-General to establish a voluntary trust fund for the restoration of essential public services in Sarajevo to promote a return to normal life; requests the Secretary-General to present within 1 week of the adoption of the present resolution a report on ways and means for, including the estimated cost of, the implementation of the objectives set above; calls upon States and other donors to contribute personnel and equipment, in the implementation of the relevant Security Council resolutions concerning Bosnia and Herzegovina; requests further the Secretary-General to report within 10 days of the adoption of this resolution on the feasibility and modalities for the application of the protection, defined in resolutions 824 (1993) and 836 (1993) to Maglaj, Mostar and Vitez, taking into account all developments both on the ground and in the negotiations between the parties.

Adopted unanimously, 3344th meeting

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Concerns restoration of essential public services and normal life in and around Sarajevo.