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Digitalization of municipal planning in Croatia and Monteneg
Overview
Local governments in Croatia and Montenegro are advancing administrative modernization through infrastructure planning and digital spatial tools.
In Croatia, municipalities such as Baška and Gospić have initiated public consultations regarding communal infrastructure maintenance programs and the valuation of communal fee points. These processes are intended to fund essential services like roads, drainage, and public spaces.
Concurrently, efforts toward digitalization have emerged. The municipality of Berane in Montenegro launched a Geographic Information System (GIS) to provide citizens with digital access to urban plans and property records, a move described by Mayor Đole Lutovac as part of the country’s path toward European Union membership. Similarly, the Croatian municipality of Sveti Juraj na Bregu has implemented a digital spatial plan through the national Information System for Spatial Planning (ISPU), allowing users to access land use and infrastructure data via an interactive geoportal.
Entities
Berane · Gospić · Đole Lutovac · Sveti Juraj na Bregu · Baška Municipality
Timeline
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesMunicipalities in Montenegro and Croatia implement digital spatial planning systems
Berane, Montenegro, and Sveti Juraj na Bregu, Croatia, have launched digital spatial planning platforms to improve citizen access to land use, construction, and urban planning data.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesCroatian municipalities initiate public consultations on infrastructure and fees
Municipalities in Baška and Gospić, Croatia, have opened public consultations regarding communal infrastructure maintenance programs and the determination of municipal fee values.
Sources
crnagoravijesti.me · svetijurajnabregu.hr