In 2021 the government allocated 14.3 million kuna (€1.9m) for disaster relief, with 640,000 kuna (€85,000) of the amount going to 14 municipalities and cities in Zagreb County.

Natural disasters were proclaimed in April and July in Zagreb Cunty when frost and sleet caused huge damage to agricultural crops, county authorities recalled. Last year natural disasters in Croatia ranged from sleet, icy rain, frost, drought and hurricane winds.

The government allocated support for as many as 154 cities and municipalities in 14 counties. The highest amounts were allocated to Virovitica-Podravina County (HRK 5.5 mn), Bjelovar-Bilogora County (HRK 3.5 mn) and Koprivnica-Križevci County (HRK 1.2 mn).

Of the total of HRK 14.3 million allocated as support, HRK 13.9 million was paid to compensate for damage to crops while a small portion, or HRK 357,000 was paid for damage caused to buildings. According to official data, last year natural disasters caused damage exceeding HRK 2.1 billion.

Damage reported to agricultural crops was estimated at HRK 975 million, while damage to buildings and municipal infrastructure amounted to HRK 1.1 billion.

(€1 = 7.52 kuna)