Croatia tops EU rankings in proportion of youths still living with parents

The group listed "rising unemployment levels, housing insecurity, lack of high-quality education, and insufficient participation of young people in policy-making" as key problems "adversely affecting the status of young Croatians," state agency Hina said.

They also criticized the government for recent funding cuts which saw the pre-crisis budget for youth NGOs slashed from 700 million kuna (€93 million) to only 100 million kuna (€13.3 million), which they said could jeopardize their survival and the jobs of some 16,000 people they employ.

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