The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

The National Competence Centre acts as a one-stop-shop for research and development, prototyping, testing, and training in advanced semiconductor technologies, fostering innovation and skills development in a strategically important sector.

As AI becomes embedded into every aspect of our lives, including education, there is a need for both teachers and students to know about AI, to know how to use AI, to know how AI uses their data and to ensure that the way that use AI is both ethical and safe.

The Government Council for Information Society has established a working group focused on cloud computing as part of the broader Digital Czechia initiative.

The AI curriculum has already been developed for primary and secondary schools and is set to be implemented at the start of the 2024/25 school year.

The Autonomous Vehicles in Zagreb initiative focuses on developing self-driving electric vehicles and the infrastructure needed for urban mobility. It aims to make transportation in Zagreb safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly.

A non-profit public-private consortium of experts in the field of AI, healthcare and startups that sees AI as the key to advancing healthcare and medicine. The consortium brings together 15 partners coordinated by the Ruđer Bošković Institute (RBI) and is funded equally under the Digital Europe Programme and the Next Generation EU with a funding period of three years.

A national roadmap that prioritises investments in research infrastructures focused on AI development and application. The roadmap recognises AI as a key solution to addressing social challenges, acknowledging its impact on the labour market and its role in transforming business and social processes. The strategy emphasises international cooperation through knowledge exchange and expert collaboration in AI development.

A research and innovation strategy that provides a framework to foster innovation through developing research and innovation infrastructure and collaboration between business and research institutions. It supports applied research and development activities in smart and green solutions, providing grant funding for AI-related research projects and focusing investments in areas where Croatia has competitive advantages and research strengths.