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Preschool infrastructure expansion in the Balkans

Overview

Municipalities across Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Serbia are expanding preschool infrastructure to increase capacity and improve early childhood education.

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Jezero opened its first kindergarten, supported by government funding for staff salaries, while Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje completed a renovation of the ‘Zvončić’ kindergarten valued at approximately 397,799 KM, eliminating local waiting lists.

In Croatia, significant investments continue. The City of Krk opened the Katarina Frankopan kindergarten in Vrh, a 5.59 million euro project utilizing European funds. In the Oroslavje region, the Cvrkutić kindergarten in Mokricije opened following a 5.5 million euro investment. Further expansions include a new branch of the Đurmanec Kindergarten for approximately 80 children and equipment upgrades for the Višnjica branch in Lepoglava.

Recent efforts have focused on outdoor environments and safety. In Metković, the ‘SIGURAN KORAK’ project, supported by over 33,000 euros in grants, replaced concrete with 183.20 square meters of waterproof anti-stress rubber flooring and installed didactic equipment. Similarly, the Municipality of Unešić is finalizing playground renovations at the Radonić branch of the Drniš Kindergarten. Other recreational improvements include a maritime-themed playground in Makarska and a new playground at the Sloga football stadium in Borovo.

In Serbia, the new Izvorčić kindergarten in Mladenovac has opened to accommodate 140 children, marking the first of six planned facilities in the area.

Entities

Ministry of Demography and Emigration · Izvorčić · Snežana Ruzicic · Radonić Kindergarten · City of Krk

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Croatia upgrades preschool playground infrastructure

    Municipalities in Croatia are upgrading kindergarten playgrounds and outdoor spaces using grants from the Ministry of Demography and Family to enhance preschool safety and development.

  2. [CULTURE] 10 sources
    Croatia and Montenegro inaugurate new childcare and recreational facilities

    Municipalities in Croatia and Montenegro are inaugurating new kindergartens, playgrounds, and sports facilities to enhance early childhood education and local community recreation.

  3. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    New preschool facilities open in Mokricije and Mladenovac

    New kindergarten facilities have opened in Mokricije and Mladenovac, providing expanded preschool capacity and modern infrastructure for local children and families.

  4. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Bosnia and Herzegovina municipalities expand preschool capacity

    Municipalities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have expanded preschool capacities, including Jezero's first kindergarten and the expansion of the 'Zvončić' facility in Gornji Vakuf-Uskoplje.

Sources

bodulija.net · dalmatinskiportal.hr · djurmanec.hr · grad-metkovic.hr · lepoglava.hr · lokalnahrvatska.hr · radio-borovo.hr · radiobijelopolje.me · radiosarajevo.ba · rhzk.hr · srpskainfo.com · tvjadran.hr · vecernji.ba · vesti-online.com · zagorje.com

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