Scouts are the largest and most powerful youth movement in the world with over 50 million members.

The main mission of the Scout Movement is to, through a common value system, develop/form independent, responsible and committed individuals who have a constructive role in society.

Croatia's Scout Association has a tradition of acting for more than 100 years. The largest youth organization in Croatia is gathering 70 scouting associations whose volunteers work over 250,000 volunteers per year. We create a better world - the basic scouting slogan and the motto of every scout in the world.

We create a better world - the basic scouting slogan and the motto of every scout in the world.

Commercial company for forest and woodland management owned by the Republic of Croatia.

Forests have been declared a good of interest for the Republic of Croatia and are under a special protection due to the important role they play in the lives of people and for their direct economic benefit for the wood mass production.

Mission and objectives of Hrvatske šume are to conduct long term improvements to the management of the entrusted resource. It is therefore necessary to meet the desires, needs and expectations of all interested parties: the state as the owner, buyers, lumberjacks, suppliers, employees, local government and the wider public.

The forestry profession in Croatia exists for more than two and a half centuries and applies the principle of sustainability in forest management. This means that less trees are cut than are grown enabling the survival of forests and a lasting natural balance. Taking into consideration the global climate change, forests are becoming increasingly important in alleviating the consequences of climate change.

Taking into consideration the global climate change, forests are becoming increasingly important in alleviating the consequences of climate change.

A national, voluntary, expert, humanitarian and non-partisan association of public importance.

The basic goals of HGSS are prevention of accidents, rescue and provision of first medical assistance in the mountain and other inaccessible areas and in exceptional circumstances where rescue and assistance should be applied with special expertise and use of mountain rescue equipment for the purpose of preserving human life, health and property.

The HGSS was established in 1950 as an internal service of the Croatian Mountaineering Association and has today grown into a public service that cares about citizens' safety 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It gathers mountain rescuers organized in 25 HGSS stations that cover the entire territory of the Republic of Croatia.