Tatabánya has taken another significant step in its development with the completion of a new road connecting the Bánhida and Sárberek districts. More than just a transportation project, this road marks a major milestone in the city’s urban development, filling a gap in the local road network that has existed for over a decade. The project created an 824-meter modern roadway featuring widened junctions, a combined bicycle and pedestrian path, and two bus stops. A...
In both domestic and international industrial contexts, pharmaceutical manufacturing is a strategically important sector. It ensures the continuous supply of high-quality medicines to patients, plays a central role in research, development, and innovation, and significantly contributes to national economic performance. For these reasons, it is essential that companies in this sector continuously modernize and develop. With the support of European Union funding, ExtractumPharma Zrt. carried out a capacity expansion and technological upgrade at its facility...
From time to time, it features EU co-funded projects that support the Pillars of the Territorial and Settlement Development Programme Plus (TSDOP Plus) and make a significant contribution to achieving the program’s goals. On December 15, 2025, the Municipality of Makó launched the “Makó Human Development” project, part of the Sustainable Urban Development Pillar. The program, with a budget of around HUF 646 million and running until August 2028, aims to improve residents’ quality of...
In Kecskemét, it’s becoming increasingly important for transportation to be not only fast and convenient but also environmentally friendly. This aligns with EU requirements, but it’s also in the best interest of the city’s residents and local businesses. The city has been improving public transport with a long-term, sustainability-focused approach, supported by EU funding. Here’s how it’s happening. Most of Kecskemét’s traffic is concentrated in the city center, where shopping, administrative services, and cultural life...
On December 17, 2025, the Digital Government Development and Project Management Ltd. (hereafter: DKF) officially presented its Digital Renewal Operational Programme Plus (DROP Plus) project at a ceremonial launch in Budapest. The EU co-funded project, with a budget of over HUF 2 billion, will run until the end of 2027 under the DKF’s Digital Skills Development Center. The DROP Plus pillar project specifically targets Budapest residents lacking basic digital skills, directly supporting the goals of the...
Agriculture has played a central role in the Southern Great Plain region for centuries, and Székkutas is no exception. A significant share of the town’s population depends on farming for their livelihood, making the local market a key part of community life. With this in mind, the municipality used European Union funding to modernize the local market infrastructure, giving the service area a complete overhaul. The former marketplace could no longer fully meet the needs...
Since its founding, Ferzol Ltd. has remained true to its corporate motto: “Cutting-edge technology in sheet metal processing.” This commitment is further reinforced by a development project funded by the European Union, which enabled a comprehensive technological, infrastructural, and organizational renewal of the company. Ferzol Ltd. was established in 1990 by Ferenc Bíró and his son, Zoltán. The company’s first production hall was completed in 1993, and from 1994 onward Ferzol became a supplier to...
Tamási’s new ecotourism project builds on the town’s natural assets to create a coherent, sustainable tourism offer. It provides new experiences while encouraging longer stays, with the aim of making local tourism more balanced and diverse. Funded by the European Union, the project delivered an integrated, multi-element development aligned with regional tourism strategies. Its key components—the Trail Point, the renovated lookout tower, and the Ecotourism Visitor Centre—are connected along a designated hiking route. The Trail...
Medical care has been provided on the grounds of the Toldy Ferenc Hospital in Cegléd for over a hundred years—and that long history has left its mark on the buildings. Two old, well-worn nurses’ residences have now been renovated thanks to an EU-funded project under the Environmental and Energy Efficiency Operational Programme (EEEOP) during the 2014–2021 funding period. As part of the project, the buildings received new thermal insulation, outdated and drafty windows were replaced...
The National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) has successfully completed a major multi-year development under the Széchenyi 2020 programme: the Fisheries Management System is now fully operational. The objective was straightforward yet essential—to create a modern digital system that helps safeguard Hungary’s fish stocks, supports responsible fish farmers and anglers, and makes fisheries inspections more efficient and effective. Implemented between 2017 and 2023, this flagship project resulted in the launch of an intelligent, integrated database...
