The Council for National Minorities in Croatia has allocated a total of around 12.5 million euros for the 2023 budget to support cultural autonomy among national minorities. A significant portion, amounting to 2.584 million euros, has been designated for the Serbian minority, reflecting their status as the largest minority group in the country. This is a slight increase from last year, indicating a consistent effort to promote cultural initiatives within this community, which includes funding various cultural publications and organizations.

Among the beneficiaries of this funding is the Serbian Democratic Forum (SDF), which has received 75,000 euros for its publication 'Nada,' serving as a supplement to the main publication 'Novosti.' The funding has sparked ongoing discussions within the Serbian community, especially regarding the adequacy and application of these resources. Despite receiving significant support, criticisms persist within these organizations regarding the allocation and effectiveness of the funds, showing that challenges remain in achieving full satisfaction among the minority stakeholders.

Furthermore, the most substantial funding from the Serbian organizations is awarded to the Serbian Cultural Society 'Prosvjeta,' which has received over 1.25 million euros. This organization plays a vital role in promoting Serbian culture through events such as the Days of Serbian Culture. The allocation of funds to cultural programs is crucial for maintaining the cultural identity of these communities, but it raises questions about equity among various minority groups within Croatia.