Deaccessioning in Croatia
Croatia is a Middle-European country. It has legislation on the possibilities of deaccessioning and disposal, but has no official guidelines or other tools.
Attitudes of museum professional differ from deaccessioning being a purposeful instrument to deaccessioning should never be implemented.
Country details for Croatia
| Official name: | Republic of Croatia |
| Number of residents: | 4,171 million |
| Number of museums: | 284 |
| Parameters: | Legislation and National register of objects |
Deaccessioning possibilities in Croatia:
GUIDELINES
Croatia has no guidelines on deaccessioning and disposal.
OTHER TOOLS
Croatia has no other tools on deaccessioning and disposal.
CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
Croatia has no national classification system for museum objects.
NATIONAL REGISTER OBJECTS
Croatia has a national register of museum objects, called the List of cultural objects of national importance. This is found in the 1999 Act on the Protection and Preservation of Cultural Goods 2001 Ordinance on the Register of Cultural Goods of the Republic of Croatia
ACCREDITATION SCHEME
Croatia has no official museum accreditation scheme.
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