Bácskai Gabriella – Page 3 – Együtt fejlődünk

A modern, sustainable, and inclusive library opens in Tiszakürt

2025. 08. 15.

The library in the village of Tiszakürt has undergone a remarkable transformation. As part of a major development project, the building’s energy systems were modernized, the entire roof structure was replaced, and full accessibility was introduced. The project was supported by the European Union under the Széchenyi Plan Plus program. The European Green Deal—Europe’s key climate and energy strategy—focuses on increasing energy efficiency, promoting the use of renewable energy, and reducing carbon emissions. Hungary has...

Széchenyi plusz osi

Summer camp for inclusion

2025. 08. 14.

This summer, 145 children from 33 disadvantaged communities got to enjoy Lake Balaton at the Five Regions Games 2025 sports and activity camp, organized by the Hungarian Charity Service of the Order of Malta. Now in its fourth year, the camp aimed to provide fun, meaningful summer experiences and opportunities to connect with others, while encouraging young people who take part in local sports and training programs throughout the year. The Five Regions Games 2025...

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Tracking molecules: ELTE researchers explore the microscopic world

2025. 08. 13.

Although invisible to most of us, molecules and their interactions play a fundamental role in shaping the future of medicine, our understanding of diseases, and the development of new materials. A recent European Union–funded project at Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) aimed to open new doors for researchers by acquiring a state-of-the-art X-ray diffraction instrument, enabling advanced studies of proteins and other bioactive molecules. Implemented as part of the Széchenyi 2020 Programme, the project directly enriched...

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The digital age has arrived in court administration

2025. 08. 11.

<strong>The Digital Court Project is bringing faster, easier, and more cost-effective access to the courts, significantly easing the workload of clients, legal representatives, and court staff alike, while strengthening public trust in the legal system.</strong> In today’s changing world, it’s become second nature to shop online or handle most of our official affairs digitally. As such, the digitalization of court administration emerged as a natural and justified expectation—made possible through an EU-funded project. While it...

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Keszthely’s new community space: unity in the heart of the city

2025. 08. 08.

Keszthely has recently reached a significant milestone in its community development: a brand-new community center has opened at 45 Kossuth Street. Supported by European Union funding, the project aimed to create a modern, easily accessible space where the city’s cultural and social life can thrive in a new setting. This much-needed investment transformed a municipally owned section of a building into a 142-square-meter, fully accessible community hub. The renovated space features two office rooms, accessible...

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Focus on the child – a life-changing opportunity program in 177 Hungarian settlements

2025. 08. 06.

In many parts of Hungary, deep and persistent poverty continues to affect hundreds of communities, often passed down from one generation to the next. Children growing up in these areas face serious disadvantages — poor housing, limited access to essential services, segregation, and a lack of opportunity. To help break this cycle, a nationwide program called Focus on the Child was launched in 2021, with a total budget of HUF 20.8 billion. Led by the...

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Hortobágy reborn – bringing new life to a World Heritage treasure

2025. 08. 04.

The unique natural and cultural heritage of Hortobágy has long been a proud member of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Yet for a long time, it was less present in mainstream tourism – partly due to the lack of visitor infrastructure. This changed with a complex development project worth nearly 3 billion forints, implemented with the support of the European Union, which made the site not only more attractive but also more experiential and sustainable....

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Strengthening local identity and community life in Mátraderecske

2025. 08. 01.

The village of Mátraderecske took part in a development program aimed at strengthening local identity and revitalizing community life. In partnership with the Forti Pectore Association, the local government worked to bring residents closer together and spark long-term, positive social change. Located in Heves County within the Pétervására district—a region identified as in need of development by the Hungarian government—Mátraderecske was a fitting location for such an initiative, where grassroots efforts and local unity can...

Széchenyi plusz osi

Nursery fee support remains highly popular

2025. 07. 31.

The project titled Targeted Support for the Labour Market Reintegration of Parents with Young Children was launched in September last year with the support of the European Union and the Hungarian government. It provides non-refundable nursery fee support to parents through the Hungarian State Treasury. On July 28, the Hungarian State Treasury announced that more than 13,000 applications for support have been submitted so far, and support has already been disbursed to over 11,000 parents...

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New home, new beginnings – child-friendly upgrades at the Kmety street children’s home

2025. 07. 30.

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,...

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