EU to invest EUR 48 mln in Croatia’s Srebrnjak children hospital
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The European Union will invest more than EUR 48 million in the upgrade of a children hospital in Srebrnjak, near the capital of Zagreb, to a clinical research center, the European Commission said.
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The project includes the construction of a 15,000 square meters facility and the purchase of medical and research equipment, as the money will be secured from the European Regional Development Fund, the Commission said in a press release.
The project’s goal is to keep medical researchers and practitioners in Croatia, as well as to increase hospital staff by 67%.
The new center will have an eco-friendly design, as waste and water consumption will be reduced. It should be completed by February 2022, according to Europa.eu, the EUʼs official website.
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