📋 Tender Overview
On July 23, 2025, the government adopted the National Implementation Plan in the Field of Social Protection 2025-2026, thus enabling the transition from strategic planning to the implementation of concrete measures.The Resolution on the National Social Welfare Programme for the period 2022-2030 envisages the adoption of two national implementation plans and sets out the guidelines and basic starting points for the operation and development of the social welfare system and sets out three key strategic objectives: Reducing the risk of poverty and increasing social inclusion. Improving the availability and diversity and ensuring the accessibility and reachability of services and programmes. Establishing conditions for the operation of implementing organisations and strengthening the quality and development in the field of social welfare. As a consultative body for the preparation and later monitoring of the first national implementation plan, the Government of the Republic of Slovenia appointed a national coordination group, consisting of representatives of social welfare providers, representatives of user groups, representatives of local communities and various sectors of the state, and the Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Social Welfare, which intensively participated in the coordination and preparation of the document. The first National Implementation Plan has been prepared for the period 2025-2026. It consists of two parts: a brief outline of the current circumstances and factors affecting the functioning of the social system and setting the framework for measures to achieve the goals of the Resolution, including forecasts until 2026, and tables with measures to achieve the three key goals of the Resolution. By adopting the National Implementation Plan in the field of social protection, Slovenia is strengthening systemic support for the protection of vulnerable groups, improving the accessibility and quality of social services, and contributing to greater social justice and an inclusive society.