NRRP – Institutional research projects

Institutional research projects are financed from Recovery and Resilience Facility within the framework of the Croatia’s recovery and resilience plan (component C3.2. “Raising research and innovation capacity”).

The projects are financed in the period from 1 October 2025 to 30 September 2029.

Faculty of Law Osijek is implementing five projects.

Adaptation of the Private Law System to Contemporary Society: Between Legal Tradition and the Need for Inclusiveness - PRIJUS

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Implementation and Enforcement Challenges of the European Law on Selected Institutes in the Croatian Legal System - IPIE

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Green and Digital Transition in the European Union: Legal and Economic Aspects - ZEDEU

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Contemporary Challenges in Human Rights Protection - HRights

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Labour and Social Law and Social Work for a Resilient and Sustainable Society of the 21st Century - OSOR21

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