Based on the current individual and common experiences, the Serbian Refugee Council has identified four basic topics / areas in which further action is necessary in order to improve overall living conditions of forced migrants:

Integration as a durable long term solution for refugees and the displaced

Repatriation and reintegration of returnees

Access to rights by internally displaced from Kosovo

Asylum and protection of forced migrants

In its approach to resolving these issues, SRC is guided primarily by international standards and the best interest of target populations, while building upon practical activities of member organisations by way of working in the area of advocacy and lobbying.
The focus of SRC actions is on the following concrete topics:
Promotion of integration as a durable solution for the displaced with the special emphasis on the following aspects of the local integration:

Job creation and strengthening economic capacities and sustainability of families of the displaced people in Serbia
Social inclusion of vulnerable groups of the displaced, with special focus on elderly, children, women and single-headed families
Strengthening the role of youth as agents of social and cultural change in the context of local integration of the displaced in Serbia
Enhancing the role and responsibility of local authorities and local communities in the process of local integration of the displaced

Promotion of repatriation of refugees to Croatia and BiH, including promotion of reintegration of returnees, with the special focus on further strengthening contacts with the representatives of local communities and civil society in the areas of return
Access to rights for the internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Kosovo, with the special focus on finding durable solutions for internally displaced minorities
Asylum and protection of rights of forcefully displaced people, including advocacy and lobbying for development and adoption of the Asylum law in the Republic of Serbia.