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Human rights non-profits in Croatia

Browse 106 human rights NGOs and advocacy organisations in Croatia. Compare programmes, beneficiaries and how each is funded.

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B.a.B.e.

Gender equality · Human rights +1 more · Zagreb, Croatia

Gender equalityHuman rightsJustice & Legal aid

B.a.B.e. is a Croatian non-governmental organisation founded in 1994 to promote women's human rights and equal opportunities for all genders. It focuses on preventing and combating all forms of gender-based violence, promoting gender equality, and monitoring and advocating for legislation, public policies and…

Type: NGO
Works for: Women & Girls, Victims of violence, Elderly people
Activities: Direct services, Advocacy & campaigning, Research +2 more
Reach: National
Programmes: puSHEd protect, understand, support; help the elderly, How Expertise Leads to Prevention, Learning, Identification, Networking and Ending Gender Based Violence
Funded by: EU funding
Legal form: Udruga
Founded: 1994

Open full profileProfile updated 5 May 2026

Human rights non-profits in Croatia at a glance

Of the 106 Human rights non-profits in Croatia, the most common cause areas are Education (40%), Children & Youth (36%) and Community development (36%).

Cause areas

Education40%
Children & Youth36%
Community development36%
Disability34%
Democracy & Civil society32%

Organisation types

Association67%
NGO23%
Network or umbrella7%
Grant-making foundation3%

Beneficiaries

Children48%
Families42%
Youth42%
People with disabilities37%
Communities29%

Funding sources

Government funding53%
Grants51%
EU funding43%
Individual donations40%
Membership fees14%

Top cities

Zagreb43%
Split6%
Slavonski Brod4%
Vinkovci3%
Sisak3%
Vukovar2%

Size

1-10 employees5%
11-50 employees2%
51-200 employees1%

Key facts

2002 is the median founding year
8% say donations are tax-deductible
3% publish a charity number
91% name their programmes
51% invite volunteers

Figures from all 106 non-profits, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.