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• AI use in the City of Kastav (opens in a new tab)City of Kastav · 2025 · pilotMunicipal administrations often manage competitive funding and co-financing processes that involve large volumes of documentation, manual evaluation and tight deadlines, placing strain on staff and reducing transparency. In the City of Kastav, authorities sought to modernise the tender submission…
• AI for anonymisation of court decisions in Croatia (opens in a new tab)Ministry of Justice · 2024 · in usePublishing court decisions is essential for transparency, legal certainty and consistency of case law, but it requires strong safeguards for personal data and confidential information. Croatia’s AI anonymisation initiative addresses this problem by preparing judicial decisions for online…
• Tackling Air Pollution in the City of Zagreb (opens in a new tab)Teaching Institute of Public Health “Dr. Andrija Štampar” · 2024 · pilotAir quality management in large urban areas requires accurate, granular and timely information to protect public health and guide environmental policy. In Zagreb, authorities and health institutions faced limitations in understanding pollution dynamics across the city. The objective of this pilot…
• Transforming Croatian Schools with Indoor Air Quality Monitoring (opens in a new tab)Croatian Academic Research Network (CARNET) · 2024 · pilotLearning environments are directly influenced by indoor air quality, yet many schools lack the tools to monitor and manage classroom conditions effectively. In Croatia, education authorities and school administrators sought to improve student wellbeing and learning outcomes through better…
• Smart Public Lighting in City of Sveta Nedelja (Croatia) (opens in a new tab)City of Sveta Nedelja · 2022 · pilotThe Sveta Nedelja smart public lighting pilot tested how existing public lighting infrastructure could become a platform for energy management, environmental monitoring and urban sensing. The municipal problem is that public lighting is a major operational asset, but conventional lighting systems…
• Andrija - Virtual assistant supporting advising suspected COVID-19 infections (opens in a new tab)Ministry of Health · 2020 · retiredDuring the COVID-19 pandemic, public health authorities faced high volumes of citizen enquiries regarding symptoms, testing and protective measures. In Croatia, the digital assistant Andrija was developed to provide consistent, evidence-based guidance and reduce pressure on health services…
• Hope - Chatbot informing work of the Civil Protection Staff (opens in a new tab)Vinkovci munipality · 2020 · retiredLocal authorities require effective communication channels to inform citizens during emergencies, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Vinkovci, the Civil Protection Staff sought a digital solution to address frequently asked questions and reduce administrative workload. Stakeholders…
• AI application developed for Dubrovnik visitors predicting the number of visitors in the Old Town (opens in a new tab)City of Dubrovnik · 2018 · in useHistoric city centres can become difficult to manage when visitor flows peak unpredictably, especially where tourism pressure affects residents, local businesses, transport and heritage conservation. Dubrovnik developed an application to predict the number of visitors in the Old Town and…
• Creating an AI-driven mobile virtual assistant and common public services platform (opens in a new tab)City of Bjelovar · 2018 · pilotThe Croatian pilot in the inGOV project focuses on the City of Bjelovar and demonstrates how digital public services can be made more accessible through an AI-driven mobile virtual assistant. The idea is to create a unified platform that allows citizens to access all local government services…
• Smart parking in Dubrovnik with IoT (opens in a new tab)City of Dubrovnik · 2018 · in useParking pressure in tourist cities can generate congestion, emissions and frustration, particularly when visitors circulate near historic centres searching for available spaces. Dubrovnik’s Smart Parking initiative uses Internet of Things technology to provide real-time information on parking…