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Croatian Best City Awards results
Overview
The ninth annual Best City Awards, organized by Gradonačelnik.hr, Jutarnji list, and Ipsos, progressed from the announcement of finalists to the declaration of winners.
Initially, Ozalj and Rovinj were named finalists. Ozalj was recognized for progress in quality of life through improved municipal finances and investments in waste management, culture, and education. Rovinj reached the finals in the Quality of Life and Education, Demography, Social Policy, and Youth categories, noted for high scholarship expenditure and strong income metrics.
Following the final ceremony, Krk was awarded the ‘Eco City’ title for its investments in energy efficiency, solar power, and sustainable waste management. Additionally, Solin was ranked among the top three medium-sized cities in Croatia for quality of life for the second consecutive year, based on socio-economic indicators and resident feedback.
Entities
Ipsos · Dalibor Ninčević · Krk · Ozalj · Jutarnji list
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 6 sourcesKrk and Solin recognized in Croatian best cities rankings
Krk has won the ‘Eco City’ title for its environmental initiatives, while Solin ranked among Croatia’s top three medium-sized cities for quality of life.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesOzalj and Rovinj named finalists in Best City Awards
Ozalj and Rovinj have emerged as finalists in the ninth annual Best City Awards in Croatia, competing in categories including quality of life, education, and social policy.
Sources
antenazadar.hr · bnm-portal.com · bodulija.net · dalmacijadanas.hr · gradonacelnik.hr · karlovacki.hr · rijekadanas.com · znet.hr