In Hungary, every household that requests it can now access an internet connection with a minimum speed of 30 Mbps. Achieving full coverage required the creation of a highly specialised IT system to support the planning and implementation of network developments. Launched in line with the European Union’s Digital Agenda, the Superfast Internet Programme (SZIP) aimed to ensure nationwide internet coverage by applying the most advanced methodological and technological solutions. For the programme to operate...

<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...