The dissertation examines the complex impact of the MoslavinaLocal Action Group (LAG) on the rural development of the Moslavina region and provides a deeper insight into the dynamics and results of its activities. Through a thorough analysis of available data, various aspects of the Moslavina LAG's activities are examined, including projects, programs and strategies aimed at improving rural areas. Furthermore, the interviews with ten local community members who have actively participated in the LAG's activities reveal different opinions and experiences, covering a wide range of perceptions about the LAG's impact on rural development. While some weresatisfied with the results achieved and the positive changes in the community, such as the promotion of the LAG area and the development of the rural area as a whole, others pointed out the shortcomings in the transparency of the decision-making process, the insufficient involvement of the local population, the lack of investment in tourism and the insufficient financial redistribution funds. It is clear from the interviews that despite the progress made, the LAG faces the challenges of a lack of financial resources and administrative obstacles that may slow down or limit further progress. Therefore, further strengthening the partnership between the public, private and civil sectors is recommended as a key factor to ensure coordinated and effective cooperation in achieving the common goals of rural development. In addition, the importance of continuous monitoring and evaluation of implemented activities is emphasized to ensure the sustainability