The scientific project The Impact of European Policies on Socio-Economic Development and Public Policies in Croatia – EUROIMPACT, which is being conducted by the Department of European Policies at the Institute for Development and International Relations (IRMO), aims to investigate the impact of European policies on socio-economic development and public policies in Croatia. The project focuses on the processes through which European Union policies affect the economic, political, and social development of the Republic of Croatia. The project is funded within the Framework Agreement between IRMO and the Ministry of Science, Education and Youth of the Republic of Croatia, with funds from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan 2021-2026, the NextGeneration EU program.
All activities carried out by the Department of European Policies within the framework of the project will be consolidated on this website, with the aim of ensuring a better understanding of the channels and levels of impact of EU Cohesion policy on development in member states, with a focus on the situation in Croatia, and determining how contemporary trends shaping industrial relations, particularly digitalization and automation processes, affect the behavior of social partners and shape public policies.
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Scientific Article on the Republic of Croatia’s International Development Cooperation Policy Published
The scientific journal Development Policy Review has published the article “Croatia’s Transition from Aid Recipient to Donor: Building a Small-Donor Development Policy under EU and OECD-DAC Norms”, authored by Jakša Puljiz and Matea Roknić. The article examines how...
IRMO researcher on professional development in ex-ante evaluation of public policies
The text is available on the Croatian page.
Paper Published on the Effects of the “Zaželi” Programme on Local Labour Markets
The paper “Make a Wish: How a De-Institutionalised Care Programme Shaped the Dynamics of Women’s Aggregate Labour Market Outcomes in Croatia,” authored by Marko Lucić of the Institute for Social Research in Zagreb and Jakša Puljiz of the Institute for Development and...



