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Croatia's government announced a €1.68bn Social Plan for Climate Policy on February 20, aimed at vulnerable households and small businesses from 2026 to 2032. Environment Minister Marija Vučković stated that the plan will be financed by the EU's Social Fund for Climate Policy, incorporating €1.26bn from the emissions trading system (ETS2) and €420mn in national funds.

Key measures include renovating over 5,000 family houses, investing in affordable housing, purchasing 80 electric buses, and developing energy communities. The initiative seeks to enhance energy efficiency while supporting the most vulnerable citizens.