AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPublic Health Infrastructure: Dubrovnik-Neretva County is planning a publicly accessible defibrillator network, with devices placed at set locations and a servicing system to keep them ready; the goal is to have it operational in about a year, after a proposal backed by local mayors and an analysis by Dubrovnik General Hospital. Dementia Support: A local Alzheimer Society is running a drive-thru raffle ticket sale (Sept. 19–20) to fund services for people living with dementia. EU Product Rules: Croatia says EU “digital product passports” will start from Feb. 18, 2027 for certain e-scooter and e-bike batteries, with info on environmental performance, repairability and recyclability, expanding later to other categories. Healthcare Access Project: Zadar’s mobile pharmacy boat has reached the final of an EU project award, aiming to improve medicine access and advice for island residents. Local Cost Pressure: Croatia’s inflation ticked up in August, with transport costs up 13.5% and housing-related costs rising 10.8%, squeezing household budgets. One Health Research: The 9th World One Health Congress highlighted how health links people, animals and the environment, with COST Actions sharing work on shared risks.
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