Croatia to begin new civic charter for gambling funds 

by A.J. Koehn
3 minutes read
From 2026, Croatia will double the amount of funding generated by the country’s gambling sector for social and public interest programmes.

The announcement comes directly from Chief State Treasurer Danijela Stepić, who confirmed that her office has been allocated €214m to distribute to public programmes.

The figure represents a significant increase from the approximately €130m made available under the previous funding cycle.

Speaking at a conference hosted by the Ministry of Finance, Stepić outlined how the funds will be distributed under the government’s annual “Regulation on the Criteria for the Distribution of Revenues from Games of Chance.”

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The mandate forms part of the wider reforms carried out by the Democratic Union (HDZ) government during 2025 and 2026 to overhaul Croatia’s gambling laws and regulatory framework.

Winning a third consecutive term in office in 2024, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković fast-tracked amendments to the..

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