Croatia Unveils Ambitious Anti-Corruption Plan with 206 Measures Worth Over €10 Million

The Government of Croatia has adopted an Action Plan for the implementation of its Anti-Corruption Strategy, covering the period from 2022 to 2024. The plan aims to tackle corruption in the country’s finance sector and promotes transparency.

Anti-Corruption Strategy Overview

The Anti-Corruption Strategy was adopted by the Croatian Parliament in October last year, with five specific objectives and 95 anti-corruption measures. This latest Action Plan marks a significant step forward in the implementation of the strategy, outlining concrete activities to be undertaken across various sectors.

Key Objectives

Eradicating graft
Promoting transparency
Strengthening public trust
Benefiting citizens and businesses alike

Action Plan Highlights

Sector-Specific Activities

The plan outlines concrete activities to be undertaken in the following sectors:

Local and regional self-government
Business
Public finance
Justice
Health
Sport
Police
Agriculture
Civil society

Investment and Value

The plan is expected to generate significant investment, with a total estimated value of HRK 76,851,242.01 (equivalent to over €10 million).

Addressing Corruption in All Its Forms

The activities outlined in the plan are designed to address corruption in all its forms, from petty bribery to large-scale embezzlement.

Commitment to Tackling Corruption

The Government’s commitment to tackling corruption is a welcome step forward for the country, which has struggled with corruption issues in recent years. By implementing these measures, Croatia aims to:

Promote transparency in government dealings
Strengthen public trust
Benefit citizens and businesses alike