Modernized wastewater treatment in Bélapátfalva

Sustainability and protecting the environment are some of today’s biggest challenges. Industrial, agricultural, and residential activities put a lot of strain on our waterways, so properly treating wastewater is essential. That’s why Bélapátfalva has undertaken a major upgrade of its sewage system and wastewater treatment plant. The original treatment plant was built back when the local cement factory was operating, designed to meet the needs and standards of that time. Since then, technology and community...

Complex development of the caves in the Buda hills and the Pilis mountains

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...

Miskolctapolca’s new look

Miskolctapolca is one of the most popular parts of Miskolc among locals—if not the favorite—where people love to spend their free time, whether going for a relaxing walk or enjoying more active recreation. Thanks to support from the European Union, a comprehensive green development project has transformed the area, improving quality of life for residents and boosting its appeal to visitors. As part of the project, Barabits Promenade—one of the district’s busiest streets—was completely repaved...

Harnessing renewable energy for emergency services – solar investments at the Hungarian National Ambulance Service

Most of us only encounter the daily work of ambulance crews when we are in greatest need. Few consider that the Hungarian National Ambulance Service – operating as a unified organization since 1948 – is not only a leader in saving lives, but also increasingly emphasizes sustainability and environmental protection in its operations. Thanks to an EU-funded project, state-of-the-art solar power systems have been installed on the rooftops of nine ambulance stations across the country,...

Administrative procedures made simpler and faster

To enable public offices to provide citizens with more efficient and higher-quality services, it has become necessary to simplify, standardize, and reorganize processes related to administrative procedures. Within the framework of an EU-funded project, the most advanced methodological, IT, and technical solutions were applied to reduce administrative burdens and shorten processing times. The development of a “customer-friendly service-oriented state” has been ongoing in Hungary for several years. For a country to keep pace with global...

Paks on a new path: electric vehicles for sustainable transportation

The city of Paks has taken a significant step toward a greener future: thanks to a comprehensive EU-funded development, the local public transportation system has been fully revitalized with zero-emission, state-of-the-art electric buses and the modern infrastructure necessary to support their operation. This innovative investment simultaneously advances environmental protection, promotes equal opportunities, and enhances travel comfort—bringing the vision of a more livable city closer to reality. As part of the project, six SOLO electric buses...

Hevestherm Ltd.: at the forefront of efficiency

Hevestherm Ltd.’s development project was implemented with the support of the EDIOP Plus programme and co-financed by the European Union. The goal of the investment was not only to expand production capacity, but to achieve a comprehensive technological renewal that simultaneously enhances efficiency, workplace safety, and environmental consciousness. At the heart of the project was the acquisition of modern manufacturing equipment. In the production of PVC doors and windows, the new four-head welding machine and...

The drinking water source in Szentendre has been protected

In Szentendre, an environmental hazard that had persisted for a long time at the site of the former Soviet military base along Dózsa György Street has been eliminated through a project led by the General Directorate of Water Management. The project, valued at HUF 5.5 billion and funded by the European Union, aimed to ensure the long-term protection of one of the region’s most important drinking water sources. The three-year project served as a model...

For the mental health of children

One often overlooked area of healthcare is child psychiatry, despite the fact that maintaining mental well-being is just as important as physical recovery. In this spirit, a model development initiative was launched in Hungary, aiming to modernize both the professional background and infrastructural conditions of psychiatric care for those under the age of 18 at a national level. The EU-funded project, implemented through a consortium partnership between the National Directorate General for Hospitals and leading...

Renewed forest infrastructure in the Börzsöny Region

Between 2017 and 2020, thanks to the joint efforts of the Hungarian Hiking Association (Magyar Természetjáró Szövetség) and Ipoly Erdő Zrt., as well as EU funding, forest infrastructure was renewed in four locations within the Börzsöny region. The result is a comprehensive tourism network that not only offers memorable experiences for seasoned hikers, but also appeals to those seeking relaxation, nature-based rejuvenation, or cultural exploration. One of the most prominent development sites is Királyrét, which...

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