A new study focusing on child welfare in Zagreb has revealed concerning data regarding poverty and hunger affecting children in the city. The research indicates that eight percent of children in Zagreb live in poor material conditions. These findings have prompted the city to prepare a new action plan, scheduled for implementation by 2030. The plan aims to address the identified issues and improve the well-being of vulnerable children within Zagreb. Details regarding the specifics of the plan were not immediately available, but officials emphasized the urgency of tackling child poverty. The study serves as a crucial baseline for measuring the effectiveness of future interventions in Zagreb. Further analysis will be conducted to fully understand the scope of the problem.