World Bank asssistance has played a significant role in the successful reconstruction of and early reforms in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BH). Since 1996, the World Bank has committed over US$ 1.27 billion to BH through 61 projects. The World Bank and the European Commission successfully organized three donor conferences raising about US$ 5.1 billion for post-conflict reconstruction of the country. The World Bank's assistance in BH has ranged from rehabilitation of basic services (water supply, electricity, sewage, heating, housing, roads and bridges), and establishing an accessible health care and education system, to job creation, financial sector reform (banking sector and microfinance) and assistance to BH in the process of the EU integration. In per capita terms, the World Bank assistance program in BH, which consisted of International Development Association (IDA) interest free loans and grants, has been the largest in the history of the organization in any post-conflict country.