Regional business and agricultural grants announced in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

The city of Grubišno Polje in Croatia has announced public calls for non-refundable support totaling 120,000 euros aimed at small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and the agricultural sector. Of this, 60,000 euros is allocated to SME development, with significant portions dedicated to the procurement of machinery and equipment, professional training, and consultancy services. Another 60,000 euros is designated for 16 different agricultural measures, including support for livestock breeding, beekeeping, and equipment purchases.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Sarajevo Regional Development Agency (SERDA) has launched the first public call under the SPRING Program's Challenge fund. This initiative provides 1.1 million KM in non-refundable grants to export-oriented businesses looking to innovate products, services, or business processes. Individual grants can reach up to 40,000 euros, covering a maximum of 40% of eligible project costs. The program prioritizes projects that contribute to digital transformation, green transition, and increased international competitiveness.