CASA has published a new public opinion survey, “Insight into the Challenges, Needs and Attitudes of the Serbian Community in Kosovo,” providing an overview of the key political, institutional, security and socio-economic challenges experienced by the Serbian community during 2025.
The findings point to a strong sense of institutional, social and existential uncertainty, with respondents highlighting several major concerns:
The announced integration of healthcare and education and the closure of institutions operating within the Serbian system Political and interethnic tensions Economic insecurity and limited employment opportunities Growing concerns about the future and position of the Serbian community in Kosovo.The infographics highlight some of the key findings from the survey. 
Read the full report: https://bit.ly/45ORbAvThe report was published by Center for Affirmative Social Actions – CASA within the project “From Integration towards a New Social Contract for a Truly Multiethnic Kosovo,” implemented in partnership with Spaces for Societal Change – Spaces and funded by Spaces for Societal Change – Spaces.
