Two Croatian coastal municipalities, Sali and Vir, are offering substantial financial incentives for new parents. Sali provides approximately 8,000 euros for the birth of a first child. Vir offers an even larger benefit, reaching 26,000 euros for the birth of a fifth child. These payments highlight significant disparities in support levels between different local governments within Croatia. The initiatives aim to address declining birthrates and encourage families to remain in or move to these areas. The substantial financial assistance is intended to alleviate the economic burden associated with raising children. These differing levels of support demonstrate a localized approach to tackling demographic challenges. The programs are drawing attention to the varying resources and priorities of Croatian municipalities.