# EU-funded municipal infrastructure development in Bulgaria/B > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/eu-funded-municipal-infrastructure-development-in-bulgariab > Updated: 2026-08-11T06:28:05.000Z. Sources: 7. Developments: 2. Municipalities in Bulgaria and Croatia are implementing various infrastructure and development projects, largely supported by European Union resources. In Bulgaria, the Maritsa Municipality has initiated a €1.16 million reconstruction of the water supply network in Stroevo to replace aging pipes. In Croatia, the Marčana Municipality is executing capital projects including school expansions, water supply modernization, and the construction of a business incubator, supported by over €1.1 million in EU grants. Further development in Croatia has been reported in the Međimurje region, where the Local Action Group (LAG) Međimurski doli i bregi approved 15 projects across 15 towns and municipalities. These projects, valued at over 714,000 EUR, focus on upgrading small-scale communal, recreational, and social infrastructure, such as sports center lighting, playground renovations, and sustainable communal equipment. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-11: Međimurje municipalities receive over 714,000 EUR for local infrastructure LAG Međimurski doli i bregi has approved 15 projects worth over 714,000 EUR to improve communal and recreational infrastructure across 15 municipalities in Međimurje, Croatia. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/meimurje-municipalities-receive-over-714000-eur-for-local-infrastructure ### 2026-08-10: Municipalities in Bulgaria and Croatia launch infrastructure projects Municipalities in Bulgaria and Croatia are implementing major infrastructure upgrades, including water network reconstructions and school expansions, supported by EU funding. 5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/municipalities-in-bulgaria-and-croatia-launch-infrastructure-projects --- Cite as: EU-funded municipal infrastructure development in Bulgaria/B. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/eu-funded-municipal-infrastructure-development-in-bulgariab