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Infrastructure and healthcare development in Croatia and BiH

Overview

Infrastructure and healthcare development continues across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, with recent developments expanding into specialized medical, veterinary, and residential services. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Zeničko-dobojski Canton has allocated 276,000 KM to support primary healthcare facilities. Health Minister Aida Salčinović signed contracts providing 100,000 KM to the Maglaj Health Center and 176,000 KM to the Visoko Health Center. Premier Nezir Pivić stated that strengthening primary healthcare is essential to reducing the burden on secondary and tertiary medical levels. Other regional efforts include the renovated Veterinary Clinic in Ilijaš, supported by 260,000 KM from the Sarajevo Canton Ministry of Economy. However, progress remains stalled for some critical projects; the oncology patients' association SNOP Zenica recently addressed the “ongoing blockade” of a new oncology department intended for a future University Hospital in Zenica. Additionally, the Dr Mladen Stojanović Hospital has issued a tender for reconstruction and modernization. In Croatia, regional development is increasingly linking healthcare with housing and energy efficiency. In Istria County, the ‘U Istri pod svojim krovom’ project utilized the Just Transition Fund and the National Recovery and Resilience Plan to reconstruct a former naval hospital in Pula into 22 energy-efficient affordable housing units. Valued at approximately 3.94 million euros, the project aims to attract and retain essential workers, such as doctors and nurses. Further healthcare modernization continues in Vukovar-Srijem County through EU-funded medical equipment projects, while the Neuropsihijatrijska bolnica dr. Ivan Barbot Popovača and Psihijatrijska bolnica Ugljan advance through energy renovations and new complex construction. Recent upgrades in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County include the procurement of eight new medical vehicles, including five emergency transport and three sanitary transport vehicles, valued at 823,250 euros. This fleet expansion, funded by decentralized funds, the county, and local municipalities, will serve Dubrovnik, Metković, Čilipa, Korčula, and Ploče.

Entities

Neuropsihijatrijska bolnica dr. Ivan Barbot Popovača · Zadar County · Dr. Fran Mihaljević Clinic · Dubrovnik · European Regional Development Fund

Timeline

  1. [HEALTH] 6 sources
    Medical centers in Croatia and Bosnia receive ultrasound equipment donations

    Medical centers in Split, Croatia, and Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, have received major donations of advanced ultrasound equipment to enhance neonatal and cardiac intensive care.

  2. [HEALTH] 2 sources
    Healthcare infrastructure receives equipment and vehicle upgrades in Montenegro and Croatia

    Healthcare facilities in Montenegro and Croatia received significant upgrades, including 24,000 euros in medical equipment for Herceg Novi and eight new emergency vehicles worth 823,250 euros in Dubrovnik-Neret

  3. [HEALTH] 14 sources
    Healthcare facilities in the Balkans undergo modernization and upgrades

    Healthcare institutions in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Serbia are undergoing modernization through energy renovations, new construction, private donations, and mobile medical services.

  4. [HEALTH] 3 sources
    Healthcare infrastructure projects face progress in Montenegro and delays in Bosnia

    Montenegrin officials are seeking French expertise to build a new University Clinical Center, while patient advocates in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, protest delays in constructing a new oncology facility.

  5. [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Novigrad and Tuzla initiate municipal infrastructure projects

    Municipalities in Novigrad, Croatia, and Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina, are launching infrastructure projects involving water supply, sewage, and road repairs.

  6. [INTERNATIONAL] 13 sources
    Regional infrastructure and healthcare projects advance in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Regional infrastructure projects are expanding across Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, including major healthcare upgrades in Koprivnica and Zenica, stadium developments, and solar energy investments.

  7. [INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
    Regional authorities invest in road infrastructure in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina

    Authorities in Osijek-Baranja County, Croatia, and Zenica-Doboj Canton, Bosnia and Herzegovina, are investing in road infrastructure and smart traffic signals to enhance safety and tourism.

  8. [POLITICS] 8 sources
    Zadar County announces major infrastructure and health center projects

    Zadar County is advancing several key projects, including the relocation of the Bibinje railway, energy renovations at the Benkovac Health Center, and improvements to regional water and maritime infrastructure.

Sources

023.hr · 044portal.hr · 072info.com · biznis.ba · bizniscg.me · bodulija.net · bokanews.me · cityportal.hr · dalmacijanews.hr · dalmatinskiportal.hr · depo.ba · dnevnik.ba · dnevno.hr · dubrovniknet.hr · ezadar.net.hr · glas-slavonije.hr · glasistre.hr · glaspodravine.hr · hercegovina.in · ljubuski.ba · m.metro-portal.hr · moje-djakovo.com · nasarijec.ba · novski.me · prigorski.hr · prijedor24h.net · ps-portal.eu · q-media.rs · rtnk.me · rtv-hb.com · rtvslon.ba · sisak.info · sivananda.org · sjevercg.me · split.com.hr · sportske.jutarnji.hr · telegram.hr · tip.ba · tuzla.info · tvsa.ba · verige.net · vijesti.me · vojvodinainfo.rs · zadarskilist.hr · zenicablog.com · zenit.ba · znet.hr · zrenjaninski.com

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