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Croatia government funding programmes

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In July 2026 2026, the Croatian government introduced a €47 million agricultural loan scheme, offering low‑interest low-interest loans (as low as 0.1 %) 0.1%) with partial principal forgiveness for farmers, especially young operators. The programme targets dairy, meat, livestock, beekeeping, fruit fruit, and vegetable sectors and includes a €60,000 county‑level county-level project in Brodsko‑Posavska Brodsko-Posavska to provide basic soil analyses and fertilisation advice for family farms. A month later, in August 2026, Following this, the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth allocated almost €1 million expanded its support for educational development. On 31 August 2026, the Ministry approved funding for 104 projects under a call to support extracurricular activities in basic schools. Funding under the European Social Fund plus backs preparation for full-day schooling. This included the €938,222.80 “Active schools” programme in Brodsko‑Posavska Brodsko-Posavska County, covering 17 primary schools, and a separate project at an €81,090 award for the Vitomir “Vitomir Širola – Pajo Pajo” school in Nedešćina to launch 22 new digital, activities in STEM, language, arts digital media, and community programmes. arts. In early September 2026, the Ministry approved nearly €390,000 in additional grants for extracurricular projects in Kaptol, Pakrac, and Lipik. These two-year initiatives aim to support over 700 students. Specific allocations include €91,728.60 for Vilim Korajac Elementary School in Kaptol, €126,633 for Lipik Elementary School to procure equipment such as drones and VR goggles, and €169,804.50 for Braće Radića Elementary School in Pakrac for its “School – The Best Fun in Town” project. Together, these steps illustrate a broader pattern of Croatian authorities deploying targeted financial resources across agriculture and education to modernise rural economies and enhance school‑based school-based learning opportunities.

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