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Government spending through public procurement in 2024

Potrošnja države kroz javnu nabavu za 2024. godinu

State spending through public procurement in 2024 amounted to €14,340,590,803 (excluding VAT), representing an increase of 13.13% compared to 2023, when it totaled €12,676,389,627.

Through simplified procurement in 2024, a total of €1,833,432,908 (excluding VAT) was spent.

The share of simplified procurement in total public procurement value in 2024 was 12.78%.

This share decreased compared to 2023, when it was 14.21%.

A year earlier, in 2022, it amounted to 15.85%.

Total government spending through public procurement in 2023€12,676,389,627
Total government spending through public procurement in 2024€14,340,590,803increase of 13.13%

Source: Statistical report on public procurement in the Republic of Croatia for 2024.

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