INSPIRE Monitoring results for 2025 published

The European Commission has published the results of the annual Monitoring of the implementation of the INSPIRE Directive for 2025 for the Republic of Croatia.

The results show a continued high level of compliance with INSPIRE requirements, particularly in the area of metadata, where the Republic of Croatia continues to achieve almost full compliance with the implementing rules.

Compared to the previous year, further progress is visible in the availability of spatial data through network services, as well as in the increase in the number of harmonized data sets. Special emphasis was placed on improving technical interoperability and data quality.

According to the results published on the INSPIRE Geoportal, the Republic of Croatia maintains a high level of implementation in key areas:
 

• metadata
• network services (WMS, WFS, ATOM)
• spatial data interoperability

Continuous progress confirms the effectiveness of the established National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) system and the coordination between competent authorities.

The State Geodetic Administration, as the National Contact Point for INSPIRE, continues with activities to improve the availability, quality and exchange of spatial data, in accordance with European standards and requirements.