February 1, 2024

Köfop

E-ügyintézés has become simpler and more transparent in public administration

In recent years, administrative procedures in Hungary have become simpler and more transparent through the application and development of the SZEÜSZ. Thanks to the development carried out during the 2014-2020 European Union programming period, the range of available electronic services has expanded and become more transparent. The Hungarian government has been working for years to support administrative procedures with modern digital solutions. As part of this process, the SZEÜSZ system was created to modernize and

Read more »
EFOP

Targeted programs have helped to prevent addictions in Békés County

Through the resources of the Human Resources Development Operational Program (EFOP), Békés County implemented comprehensive prevention programs to help prevent substance abuse, harm reduction, and coordinate the work of organizations and institutions dealing with young substance consumers. As a result of European Union support, during the project nearly 400 activities have taken place with 21 different program elements. The MI-ÉRTÜNK Prevention and Support Association, recognizing the need to address individual and societal risks and damages

Read more »
Köfop

The competency development of 23,000 office clerks has been implemented

On a national level, this project, which was funded by the Public Administration and Public Service Development Operational Program, has improved the quality of administration and increased the satisfaction of both employees and clients in the public administration. The project focused on enhancing the human resources of territorial state administration bodies. Through collaboration between the Prime Minister’s Office, the Veszprém County Government Office, and the Lechner Knowledge Center Nonprofit Ltd., the competency development of clerks

Read more »
Ginop

The research and development related to the pharmaceutical industry, focusing on stem cell-based studies, could bring a breakthrough in wound healing

Seemingly incurable ulcers were successfully treated at the University of Szeged within the framework of this European Union project. The university, as a consortium member, received support from the EDIOP’s research and development area. The beneficiary of the project was Solvo Biotechnology Ltd., which merged with another subsidiary, Charles River Laboratories Hungary Kft., located in Hungary, in December 2022. They continued the project’s implementation. In this pharmaceutical industry-related, stem cell-based R&D project, the biotechnology company

Read more »