AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHeat & water stress: Croatia is seeing extreme drought impacts, with the Drava River at record-low levels exposing riverbeds and highlighting how months of low rainfall, high temperatures and evaporation are worsening water scarcity. Green transport: Croatia signed a €53.6 million deal for six new battery-electric trains and a first hybrid charging station, aiming to cut emissions and modernise rail links. Tourism rules with an environmental angle: Makarska became the first Croatian town to ban late-night alcohol sales in shops (9pm–6am) to curb disorder that spills into public spaces. City mobility upgrades: Zagreb’s first new tram line in 25 years is taking shape, with 2.25 km of tracks and new stops planned along Sarajevska Cesta. Dubrovnik smarter enforcement: The city is rolling out an AI “Scan a Car” parking system to speed up checks and reduce congestion around the Old City. Wildlife conflict: Croatia and other EU states are pushing to ease cormorant culling rules after fishers report severe losses, reigniting the conservation vs. livelihoods debate. Digital safety for kids: Dubrovnik will host Croatia’s sixth Safer Internet Centre, funded through 2029 to tackle cyberbullying and online exploitation.
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