In the past, many bloody wars were taken place on the territory of today's Bosnia and Herzegovina and the last one was from 1992. to 1995. Although before the war people in those areas lived in peace, the actions of the politicians of the time resulted in numerous human and material losses after the fall of communism. The damage from that period is also seen today. Although many years have passed since the last war, Bosnia and Herzegovina is still not living the prosperity it should be living. As a potential solution to the problem of mutual distrust of Croats, Serbs and Bosnians and the poor social image, the theory of the superordinate model and quality measures of social policy are imposed. This theory is necessary to make a society without division of the victims and perpetrators, it will help to accept the fact that all three nations were, in some period, both victims and perpetrators, but based on the truth. In addition to this model, adequate social policy measures are necessary in order to achieve social development in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The paper discusses the analysis of current social policy measures, describes the current state of Bosnia and Herzegovina using its social picture, presents the legal framework and the social protection system. At the very end, the results of the analysis and recommendations that can be used to improve and speed up the social development of the country are presented. The conclusion brings up some recommendations. It can be concluded that a faster social development of Bosnia and Herzegovina is only possible if the superordinate model and quality measures of social policy are combined.