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Regional development in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia

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Latest: Urban development shifts in Croatia as Osijek and Velika Gorica expand

Regional authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia continue to implement social, economic, and infrastructural development initiatives. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, political leaders have emphasized infrastructure

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Tuzla Canton agricultural and forestry management

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Latest: Tuzla Canton allocates 468,000 KM for forest restoration

The Tuzla Canton government has initiated several agricultural and environmental management programs for 2026. In the agricultural sector, the canton approved an autumn sowing plan covering 5,507.5 hectares, marking a 3

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EV market and infrastructure development in Croatia and BiH

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Latest: Electric vehicle markets and infrastructure see regional developments in Croatia and Bosnia

The electric vehicle (EV) sector in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina is experiencing growth in both infrastructure and market adoption. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Tuzla Canton has initiated support for electromobil

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Healthcare digitalization and funding in Tuzla Canton

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Latest: Tuzla Canton approves increased healthcare budget and diagnostic improvements

The Health Insurance Institute of Tuzla Canton has implemented a digitalized information system to manage medical capacities and reduce diagnostic waiting lists. This electronic process, which covers referrals, schedulin

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Tuzla Canton water project funding

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Latest: Tuzla Canton allocates 30 million KM for water projects without public call

The Tuzla Canton government has allocated 40 million KM in credit funds for water supply projects. While 10 million KM was previously approved for Živinice to improve network stability and reduce losses, the distribution

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