Seemingly incurable ulcers were successfully treated at the University of Szeged within the framework of this European Union project. The university, as a consortium member, received support from the EDIOP’s research and development area. The beneficiary of the project was Solvo Biotechnology Ltd., which merged with another subsidiary, Charles River Laboratories Hungary Kft., located in Hungary, in December 2022. They continued the project’s implementation. In this pharmaceutical industry-related, stem cell-based R&D project, the biotechnology company

The Szolnok Vocational Training Centre, boasting 11 institutions and 25 locations, has made significant strides in education and equipment development. Thanks to the “Closer to School – Closer to Life” (“Közelebb az iskolához – közelebb az élethez”) project, the institution successfully reduced the number of early school leavers. The results of the project, implemented during the seven-year EU funding period from 2014 to 2020, contribute to the development of the national economy and the enhancement

A state-of-the-art stopping point in Tiszakécske has been built with the help of EU funds, not only to boost local water sports but also to accommodate visitors in river trips. The project, which was implemented in the 2014-2020 EU financial period, also develops domestic tourism. Tiszakécske offers a wide range of opportunities for water lovers. The town in Bács-Kiskun county was one of 12 waterfront settlements where water tourism was developed in a complex way

Thanks to the EU funding provided by the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme (EDIOP), several investments were made to promote sustainable growth, high value-added production and employment in the Hungarian economy between 2014 and 2020. One of the most significant projects of the financial period is the plant science research infrastructure at the Georgikon campus of the Hungarian University of Agricultural and Life Sciences. The project implemented in Keszthely targeted the complex and comprehensive

A technology developed by LHG Lukács Hűtéstechnika és Gasztronómia Ltd. could revolutionise apple storage thanks to the Economic Development and Innovation Operational Programme (EDIOP). The system allows fruit to be stored for longer periods while maintaining quality helping to meet market demands. Between 2014 and 2020, the Széchenyi2020 development program enabled a number of projects to be made that ensure the sustainable growth of the Hungarian economy, high added-value production and the expansion of employment.