Getting to work faster, traveling to school more safely, or reaching a doctor or nearby town more easily—these are everyday needs. The Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus (TSDOP Plus) is helping make them a reality through ongoing road improvements. The program focuses on upgrading smaller, lower-tier roads—those four- and five-digit routes that connect villages and small towns to larger centers, workplaces, and industrial areas. They may not be the most visible roads, but

For the second time this year, our website provides an overview of European Union co-funded projects that significantly contribute to achieving regional and local development goals within the framework of the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus (TSDOP Plus) pillars. Sustainable Urban Development Pillar – latest updates:One of Salgótarján’s most important community and sports facilities, the City Sports Hall, has reached a major milestone with the completion of a comprehensive energy modernization project worth

On 10 December 2025, an EU co-financed project with a total budget of approximately HUF 7.3 billion was launched to support disadvantaged children of kindergarten age in Hungary. The project aims to improve early childhood development outcomes by providing age-appropriate support packages containing essential items and tools that promote children’s physical, social, and cognitive development. The program is implemented within the framework of the Human Resources Development Operational Programme Plus (HRDOP Plus) and is coordinated

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

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

On 14 November 2025, the National Development Centre (NFK) held its first conference dedicated entirely to the communication of the Pillars. This made the event a milestone from the outset. The Pillars — the flagship development areas of the 2021–2027 EU funding cycle — play an increasingly important role in presenting Hungary’s achievements and highlighting the social relevance of the operational programmes in an accessible and visually engaging way. The initiative was significant even at

Back in mid-September, we shared updates on several projects supported by the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus. By October, new Pillar developments have come into focus — and not just any projects, but ones that make a significant contribution to achieving the programme’s strategic objectives. At the Nyíregyháza School District Centre, renovation works worth of HUF 2.5 billion are set to begin, modernising educational institutions across 19 municipalities — including schools in Balkány,

For the 29th consecutive year, the traditional autumn Job Fair organized by The District Office of Kecskemét’s Employment Department has helped job seekers and employers connect with one another. On Friday, September 26, the venue was buzzing with activity as job seekers, students, recent graduates, and experienced professionals all came to explore new career opportunities. The event was held as part of the GINOP_Plus-3.1.1-23 “Expanding and Developing the Labour Supply” program, co-financed by the European

The Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus is making fast progress. By early September 2025, 94% of calls for proposals had been published, and more than 4,600 projects already have funding agreements in place. This represents a total of HUF 1,827 billion in resources for local communities—a significant step toward their development. A key element of Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus, the Sustainable Urban Development Pillar, is launching numerous new investments that

Thanks to the Sustainable Urban Development instrument of the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme Plus, Budapest is taking big steps toward greener, safer, and more liveable streets. One of the flagship projects is the Healthy Streets Programme, launched by the Municipality of Budapest and the Budapest Transport Centre (BKK) with EU co-financing of HUF 25 billion. Covering 11 districts, the programme focuses on revitalising local streets and collector roads. The aim is clear: less