The Croatian government has managed to win popular support for greening projects by putting its own house in order first.
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Croatia: ‘Going green with Gašpar’
Topics: Environment, Croatia , Energy efficiency, Environmental policy, Climate change, Sustainability and equity
Remediating cross-border environmental ‘hot spots’ in the Western Balkans
How have cross-border ‘hot spots’ in the Western Balkans become a key focus of environmental, crisis prevention, health, and regional development efforts?
Topics: Environment, Albania , Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia , Montenegro , Serbia , The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia , Kosovo – UN Security Council Resolution 1244, Western Balkans, Quality of life, EU accession, Health, Environmental sustainability, Pollution, Local development, Human security, Land degradation, Environmental protection, Tourism, Southeastern Europe, Borders
Measuring quality of life and social exclusion in the Western Balkans
This article describes how methodology from the European ‘Quality of Life’ survey has been used to measure social exclusion in the new EU member states and the candidate countries. These results indicate that, in most of the...
Topics: Poverty, Social inclusion, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria , Croatia , Hungary , Montenegro , The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia , Poverty Reduction , Employment, Global economic crisis, Data, Social policies, Income inequality, Policy development, Western Balkans, Quality of life, EU accession
Rural Businesses in Croatia and EU Accession: Lagging or Leading?¹
There is little evidence to support the view that rural enterprises are systematically and consistently disadvantaged compared with urban businesses.
Topics: Rural development, Food security, Croatia , Rural Development and Food Security, Poverty Reduction , EU accession, Information and communication technology
Climate Change, Agriculture, and Development in Croatia
Policy makers must reconcile Croatia’s international obligations for emissions reductions with the economic growth the country needs to converge towards EU living standards.
Topics: Energy, Climate change, Croatia , Environment & Energy, EU accession, Greenhouse gas, Climate change mitigation, Agriculture, Kyoto Protocol, Carbon finance, Climate change
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