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The International Forum on Economic Transformation of Coal Regions will take place on 25 September
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Minister Nataša Tramišak with the mayors of Hvar and Stari Grad, Source: Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds
Future investments will be even more effective thanks to the Register of Islands
On 20 August, the Croatian Minister of Regional Development and European Union Funds Nataša Tramišak visited Hvar and presented the ministry’s National Island Development Plan and the Register of Islands. During her visit, Tramišak discussed the importance of investing in Croatian islands and financing projects that improve the residents’ quality of life.
Presenting the above plan, the Minister explained that it is a strategic national document that outlines clear guidelines to help realise future development goals. Tramišak further noted that the plan primarily focuses on acquiring funding for projects that aim to improve islanders’ quality of life and the accessibility of public services.
For the past several years, the Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds has been working continuously to improve its policies and upgrade Croatian islands. More specifically, it has done so by investing in better health care, preschool education, infrastructure, and public lighting, among others.
Now, Tramišak has revealed that since 2016, the ministry has invested over HRK 7.5 billion (EUR 1 billion) in the development of islands. On her Facebook profile, the Minister discussed the significance of such investments, writing that Croatian islands are a national treasure and that it is up to the government to ensure their future growth.
With this in mind, Tramišak presented the City of Hvar and the City of Stari Grad with two important projects co-financed by the EU, namely the reconstruction and upgrade of two kindergartens. What is more, she introduced a tool that will enhance the efficiency of future investments: the Register of Islands.
The said register contains all the necessary information regarding the country’s 1,244 islands. In other words, it includes the number of inhabitants on each island alongside other important facts that may influence the type and value of future investments. Expanding on the use of the register, the Minister highlighted:
“The register of islands serves us in order to better direct investments in the islands in the future and to make the quality of life better. It is up to us to continue to help you through strategic frameworks and sources of funding to make life on the islands better after the [tourist] season and to you’re your population and attract new people.”
Taking all of this into account, the Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds has proven its commitment to upgrading the country’s islands and making life better for current inhabitants and future generations.
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