local government
Which Cities in Croatia Are Run by Women?
Two years ago, the Council of European Municipalities and Regions conducted a study analysing the representation of women in 41 ...
Number of Local Government Employees Up 78% From 2001
In municipalities, the number of local government employees has increased by 2.5 times, in cities it has increased by 50% while ...
Study Reveals Significant Inequalities in Access to Social Services
The study was conducted by the Stress and Trauma Rehabilitation Centre and the Zagreb Law School Social Work Study Centre ...
New Mayors of Pula and Vodnjan Ditch Two Major Projects, Jutarnji List Reports
Both projects are from the EU’s Integrated Territorial Investment (ITU) mechanism, and a portion of the funding was grants from the ...
Local Government Given Weak Grade by Entrepreneurs
In May, HUP carried out a survey among its members with the aim of examining what entrepreneurs expect from representatives ...
Milanovic: Renewed Division Of Croatia Into Regions Would Be Disintegration
ZAGREB, Sept 9, 2020 – President Zoran Milanovic said on Tuesday evening while attending a formal session of the Varazdin ...
Civic Engagement in Rijeka: “Kvart za 5”
November 28, 2018 – Could civic engagement success stories spark hope for a better tomorrow? Get to know one such ...
Franković Remains Firm, Sends Letter to Cruise Lines International Association
”We stand firmly behind the claim that Dubrovnik cannot accommodate more than four thousand passengers at the same time.”
Pametno Party Presents Proposal for New Local Government Structure
Many parties say they support territorial reorganization of local government units, but this is one of the first specific proposals.
Less Than Ten Percent of Croatia’s Local Government Units Know How to Manage Their Properties
Surprising absolutely no-one, the State Audit Office announces disappointing results of local government units property management skills.
