According to the Institute for Jewish Policy and Research (JPR), approximately 500 to 1,100 Jews live in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Largely Sephardic, the Bosnian and Herzegovinian Jewish community enjoys peaceful relations with other religious communities, taking an active part in mediating among the different faiths in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Moreover, the Bosnian Jewish community is experiencing somewhat of a revival, notable seen with the recent “baby boom” in the community. The Jewish community in Bosnia and Herzegovina is represented by the Jewish Community of Bosnia and Herzegovina – the Bosnian affiliate of the World Jewish Congress.