The Municipality of Dunakeszi has built a new nursery in a part of the city where no such institution previously existed, despite strong local demand. A modern nursery with four group rooms was constructed on an empty plot, and a new kindergarten was also built next to it. Lili is two years old. At the playground she often heard from her little friends that they attend nursery, and now one has finally opened nearby, so

We may never know whether the chicken or the egg came first, but we do know that the rise of small drones came long before radar systems capable of detecting them. And creating such radars is far more complex than it seems. Pro Patria Electronics Ltd. and its consortium partner, Dat-Golf Ltd., took on this challenge in an EU-funded R&D project aimed at developing reliable detection for small drones—one of today’s pressing security needs. The

The Kiskunság National Park Directorate has led a major project near Apaj in Pest County, on the Upper Kiskunság steppe, to erase the traces of unnatural water management and give the degraded ecosystem a chance to recover. Restoring such areas is essential to improve the conditions of protected and community-significant species and habitats, and to help preserve biodiversity. The intervention area is part of Hungary’s second-largest continuous alkaline steppe and wetland chain after the Hortobágy,

Sustainability is increasingly shaping the future of transport in Budapest. With support from the European Union, the city government and the Budapest Transport Center have been working together to encourage more people to choose walking, cycling, and public transport for their everyday journeys. These improvements aren’t just for “cyclists” or “pedestrians” – they’re for everyone living in Budapest. After all, city residents might drive one day, cycle the next, and walk the day after. The

At 31 Kmety street in Budapest stands a building that, for decades, has been much more than just a facility. It’s a place where young children removed from their families can start over — a place where they find safety, care, and attention. But time had taken its toll, and the building was in need of both physical and professional renewal. The children’s home, part of the Sztehlo Gábor Children’s and Disability Care Homes network,

The Duna-Ipoly National Park Directorate has carried out a major conservation and tourism development project in the Pilis Biosphere Reserve and the World Heritage nominee Buda Thermal Karst cave system. The project aimed to protect the area’s outstanding geological and zoological values—especially its bat species—and to strengthen the educational and tourism roles of the caves. One of the main components of the development was the modernization of lighting systems in two popular show caves in