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EU funded healthcare infrastructure in Balkans and Slovenia

Overview

Various European Union funded projects are underway to improve healthcare infrastructure across several regions. In Croatia, renovation works have begun on the Pag health center to update facilities including the roof, facade, and sanitary installations.

In Montenegro, the microbiological laboratory at the Dr. Jovan Bulajić Special Hospital in Brezovik has been reconstructed and equipped. This project, valued at approximately 360,000 euros, focuses on enhancing biosafety for the diagnosis of tuberculosis and mycobacteriosis through improved ventilation and molecular diagnostics.

Slovenia is also utilizing EU resources, such as the REACT-EU initiative and the European Regional Development Fund, to address capacity shortages in long-term hospital care, nursing, and rehabilitation. These investments target the modernization of specialized care departments in regional centers including Ljubljana, Maribor, and Murska Sobota to improve patient flow and reduce pressure on acute hospital departments.

Entities

European Union · Zadar County · Dr. Jovan Bulajić Special Hospital · Brezovik · Ljubljana

Timeline

  1. [HEALTH] 3 sources
    European Union funds Slovenian healthcare infrastructure upgrades

    Slovenia is using EU funds, including REACT-EU, to modernize nursing hospitals and expand long-term care capacity in Ljubljana, Maribor, and Murska Sobota.

  2. [HEALTH] 5 sources
    Health infrastructure projects underway in Croatia and Montenegro

    Health facilities in Pag, Croatia, and Brezovik, Montenegro, are undergoing significant renovations and equipment upgrades funded in part by the EU to improve medical services and biosafety.

Sources

delo.si · ezadar.net.hr · gradonacelnik.hr · mojkraj.hr · sib.net.hr · slovenskenovice.si · times.si · vijesti.me