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After 20 years of waiting, the JASPERS agency has confirmed the completion of a project that will cover the entire island with municipal infrastructure. Mayor Radović: 'This is news of vital importance.'

Farmers in eastern Croatia battle drought, and the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture warns that without a national fund for climate change adaptation, the entire sector faces atrophy.

The Ministry of Environmental Protection and Green Transition has approved funding for one of the largest water utility projects in this part of Croatia, with the European Union providing €83.25 million in grants.

The modernization, worth over €2 million, included the building envelope, heating system, lighting, and installation of a solar power plant.

Since August 2023, SRUUK has been sending alerts to citizens and visitors via SMS and Cell Broadcast, with full protection of personal data.

Željko Mihelić, President of the Croatian Chamber of Agriculture, has called in an open letter for the establishment of a strong domestic fund to adapt to climate change and boost competitiveness.

The Ministry of Environment has included the former quarry in the Waste Management Plan, paving the way for the removal of approximately 11,000 cubic meters of buried plastic.

The project worth over 663 thousand euros passes administrative checks, and a modern multimedia center with an interactive wind simulation is expected to be built in the old core of Ražanac.

Rovišće Municipality Collects Resumes for Future Team at SRC Izvor in Predavac, and the Required English Proficiency Reveals They Expect International Guests.

Regulator's analysis shows property prices in Croatia would keep rising even in a severely adverse scenario, albeit at a slower pace, while financial assets would suffer significant losses.

A €4.5 million renovation brings new amenities to one of Europe's richest archaeological sites, and the museum will remain open to visitors during the works.

Mayor Josip Romić announced that archaeological work is finishing, followed by parking lot renovation and construction of a steel structure. The project is 85 percent co-financed by European Union funds.

Dragan Jelić, Director of SAFU, confirmed at the ceremonial City Council session that the pool project has successfully passed evaluation and that a financing decision has been made.

The central bank has uncovered a fraudulent website that extracts 250 euros from citizens with false promises of a state program, all under the guise of official visual identity.

The second tender this year for investments in primary agricultural production opened on August 11. Application deadlines start on August 17, with support intensity depending on farm size and investment type.

While public attention is focused on Gospić, residents of Poznanovec in Krapina-Zagorje County have lived next to an illegal dump for years. The only bid for remediation amounts to €11.7 million excluding VAT, with a decision expected in September.