Modern agricultural hub in Sormás

AGRO BOY Ltd.’s EU-supported investment has made its grain storage and loading site in Sormás more modern, efficient and flexible. With the purchase of a new telescopic loader and a mobile bagging machine, the company can now support its partners with greater capacity, faster service and more cost-effective workflows. AGRO BOY Ltd. has built its professional expertise and reliable service system as a family business, becoming an important partner for agricultural operators in the region....

Connecting Szombathely to tomorrow

Sometimes a city’s development is best reflected not in new buildings, but in investments that make everyday life easier. A workplace that can be reached more quickly, a safer junction, a smoother road surface or a well-connected cycle path can often mean more than a large, spectacular development. In Szombathely, the comprehensive modernisation of transport infrastructure has brought significant progress. The city’s economic zones have become easier and faster to access for businesses, commuters and...

A new climate for healing

The Honvéd Hospital has been providing medical care continuously since the end of the 18th century. Alongside its military medical duties, it has always played a role in civilian healthcare as well, with an ever-growing volume of services, serving an increasingly large region, developing greater professional expertise and, in certain fields, providing nationwide care. Yet alongside this vast intellectual legacy, the institution’s infrastructural heritage placed an increasing burden on its operation: many of its buildings...

We received more new trams

During the Széchenyi Plan period, several major steps were taken to improve Budapest’s public transport system. The first phase of the Budapest Transport Centre’s vehicle development programme brought the first truly visible changes, followed by further progress in the second phase of planned vehicle upgrades for the capital’s tram and trolleybus networks. In the first phase of the vehicle development programme, between 2015 and 2016, a total of 47 new CAF trams arrived: 35 shorter...

Pillar overview: what sustainable, liveable urban development looks like

Our news site regularly reports on EU co-funded projects that contribute to the development of Hungarian towns and cities through the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus, known as TSDOP Plus. This time, we have selected projects linked to the Sustainable Urban Development Pillar. As climate change and extreme weather events become increasingly urgent challenges, water management has become a priority in several cities. In Baja, the local government received around HUF 80 million...

The birth of the Hungaro Copter could open a new era in flying

“From high above, this land is but a map,” wrote the Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti. But for those who live and work here, flying is not about looking down on an unfamiliar landscape. It is about seeing new possibilities from a new perspective. This idea also inspired the Hungaro Copter: a Hungarian-developed helicopter born from a passion for aviation and years of determined engineering work. At a time when environmental concerns are more urgent than...

A library for the community

In every town, there is a place that connects generations. A place where, as children, we first leaf through storybooks; later, we prepare for exams; and as adults, we take care of everyday matters, learn, or simply pause for a few quiet minutes. Yes, that place is the library — and in Mórahalom, it has now been given a fresh new look. Visitors to the Mórahalom library have witnessed a major transformation thanks to an...

Europe Day: where community experience and development policy come together

On 10 May, Budapest’s Freedom Square once again filled with visitors for Europe Day — an event that, year after year, offers not only shared community experiences but also an important opportunity to showcase the results of European cooperation. This year’s event once again featured a rich programme, including the traditional EU running race as well as cultural and interactive activities throughout the day. As in previous years, the National Development Centre represented Hungary’s development...

A new place for healing

The Municipality of Kadarkút implemented its project entitled “Construction of a Medical Clinic and Health Centre” with support from the European Union. The aim of the development was to modernise primary healthcare and create conditions that provide more up-to-date and comfortable services for the residents of the town and the surrounding area. The previous health centre had served the local community for many years, but over time it became increasingly clear that the old building...

Innovation under one roof

HK-Ceram Ltd., a Hungarian company based in Szentes, launched a development project in consortium with the University of Szeged to explore how the ceramics industry can operate more efficiently while facing increasingly serious environmental challenges. Kiln operation requires significant energy and produces considerable carbon dioxide emissions. For both economic and environmental reasons, reducing the ceramics industry’s reliance on fossil fuels will become increasingly important in the years ahead. Achieving this is far from simple, and...

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