Police e-Administration takes a step forward

Thanks to an EU-funded project, police-related online services have expanded and become more streamlined. New features, including an electronic administration portal, a mobile application, and digital maps, now assist and inform the public. The new police portal, ugyintezes.police.hu, provides users with online inNOVA forms that are easy to fill out and user-friendly. These forms are accessible from desktop computers, tablets, and smartphones, supporting popular browsers and operating systems. Both individuals and corporate clients can easily...

Modern environment, new opportunities for learning

The Palotás Primary School has undergone significant development thanks to European Union funding, which was given to the Educational District Center of Salgótarján under the Széchenyi 2020 program. Through these infrastructural developments, students are able to learn in a modern, inspiring environment that fosters talent development and ensures equal opportunities. The school also offers accessible functions, services, and opportunities that support and complement the basic tasks of education and upbringing. The construction work was carried...

Employment forum in Pest County

The Government Office of Pest County organized an employment forum as part of the Pillar Project, with the participation of employers, businesses, civil organizations, and institutions. One of the goals of the Operations of Strategic Importance (OSI) for the 2021–2027 programming period—referred to in the Hungarian development policy as Pillars—is to increase the visibility of EU funding, widely showcasing the results achieved to the public. The Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme Plus includes two...

One of the greatest Hungarian painters’ home has reopened to visitors

Nógrád County has gained a remarkable new tourist attraction in the Szécsény district with the renovation of the historically significant Benczúr Mansion. Thanks to a development project co-financed by the European Union, the building has been restored to its former glory while paying tribute to its famous former resident, Gyula Benczúr. The renowned painter’s works can now be admired within the walls of the mansion, allowing visitors to experience both the elegance of the estate...

Bicycle path development in the Csinger Valley

A new bicycle path has been completed in Ajka, providing both locals and tourists with a more convenient and safer way to travel. The construction of the Csinger Valley bicycle path marks a significant step forward for the city and its surroundings, both in terms of tourism and transportation. Cycling has been growing in popularity in Ajka, making it increasingly urgent for the city to improve its biking infrastructure. The project, realized with a budget...

The Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme Plus Pillar achieves success in Szabolcs

One of the Pillar projects of the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme Plus was launched to support the increase of employment. The project titled Expanding and Developing the Labour Supply is being implemented in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County as well. One of the Pillars of the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme Plus was launched to promote employment growth. The project, titled Expanding and Developing the Labour Supply, is also being carried out in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County....

From ground to the table – now the activities of agricultural and food chain operators can be analyzed electronically

A publicly accessible and searchable official database now provides information on agricultural and food chain operators. The system can monitor and identify emerging risks, helping to address current issues more quickly and effectively. The development of the Intelligent Food Chain Safety Analysis System (in Hungarian: INTEL) was a significant step in enhancing food chain supervision in Hungary. Created with EU co-financing, this publicly available database includes all stakeholders in agricultural administration, game management, fisheries, and...

Success of non-formal learning and community activities in Kiskunmajsa

As part of an EU-funded project implemented by the Konecsni György Cultural Center, Open-Air Museum, and City Library, children from Kiskunmajsa and the surrounding area participated in numerous exciting programs. Their knowledge and skills were enriched through thematic weeks, competitions, camps, weekly and monthly workshops, hands-on activities, club meetings, educational series, and talent development groups. The initiative, titled “Together for Children’s Success in Kiskunmajsa and Its Region,” introduced new, extracurricular learning methods tailored to children...

Sustainable waste management in the Central Danube Region

The large-scale development initiated by the Central Danube Region Waste Management Municipal Association marks a significant step forward in the region’s waste management. Thanks to substantial funding from the European Union, the project has facilitated the acquisition of modern waste collection and transportation vehicles, as well as the necessary containers for the door-to-door selective collection system. The project was driven by the growing societal and environmental demand for more sustainable waste management. The increasing volume...

Modern children’s home in a family-like environment

Thirty-two girls with special needs have moved into a new, modern building thanks to the EU funded project titled Relocation of the Klára Kornis Children’s Home in the Capital. The development, funded under the Széchenyi 2020 program, aimed to create a modern, safe, and family-like environment that provides an optimal setting for the children’s development and integration into society. In recent years, the number of children receiving specialized child protection care has increased, and proportionally,...

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