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Waste management and illegal dumping in the Balkans

8 clusters · 29 sources · last updated

Latest: Zagreb officials address illegal waste site and Resnik facility concerns

Illegal waste disposal remains a persistent issue in Croatia and the wider Balkans. In addition to construction waste being abandoned in forests and roadsides in Kotoriba and Mraclin, new reports indicate that illegal du

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Zagreb autism center infrastructure development

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Zagreb issues construction permit for new 35 million euro Autism Center

The City of Zagreb is expanding social infrastructure for individuals on the autism spectrum through both renovations and new construction. In late August 2026, the city initiated a 250,000 euro procurement process to r

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Croatia real estate tax and rental market developments

3 clusters · 17 sources · last updated

Latest: Zagreb proposes real estate tax increase and new parking rules

The Croatian Tax Administration previously clarified that unpaid real estate tax warnings are based on correctly recorded obligations and that filing appeals does not postpone tax execution. Legislative discussions have

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Healthcare service expansion and staffing in Adriatic

5 clusters · 16 sources · last updated

Latest: Healthcare expansion in Croatia via mobile clinics and new Zagreb facility

Healthcare services in the Adriatic region continue to address high demand and infrastructure needs through vehicle acquisitions, staffing management, and new facility developments. In the Sarajevo Canton, health centers

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Youth support and institutional development in the Balkans

9 clusters · 63 sources · last updated

Latest: Regional governments launch student support and educational subsidies

Regional efforts to support youth and vulnerable populations in the Balkans and surrounding areas continue through financial aid, educational programs, and social infrastructure development. Recent initiatives have foc

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Public transport and infrastructure updates in Balkans

21 clusters · 123 sources · last updated

Latest: Balkan regions launch major infrastructure and healthcare investment cycles

Summer 2026 saw extensive public transport and utility upgrades across the Balkans. In Belgrade, road works on Nedeljka Gvozdenovića and Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra caused significant bus detours, while tram lines 2 and 11

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Cardboard usage for weed suppression in gardening

2 clusters · 2 sources · last updated

Latest: Gardening technique uses cardboard to suppress weeds

Gardening techniques have been identified that utilize plain, unprinted cardboard to suppress weeds in garden beds. By covering weeds with thick, grey cardboard that is free of plastic tape, labels, or staples, sunlight

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Croatia disability and elderly social support

4 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: Croatian Red Cross launches support project for seniors and persons with disabilities

In Croatia, discussions regarding support for persons with disabilities and vulnerable populations have moved from administrative reform debates to the implementation of new social service initiatives. Initially, advocat

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Kranjčevićeva Stadium reconstruction delays

2 clusters · 66 sources · last updated

Latest: Balkan region sees major investments in schools and sports infrastructure

The reconstruction of the Kranjčevićeva Stadium in Zagreb has faced significant delays. Following a contract amendment between the City of Zagreb and the construction firm Strabag, the project completion date has been pu

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Urban planning and infrastructure in Croatia

3 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Infrastructure projects in Rijeka and Zagreb face ongoing delays

Urban development in Croatia continues to be defined by contested planning decisions and the execution of large-scale infrastructure projects. In Dubrovnik, architect and former deputy mayor Orland Tokić has criticized

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