Sometimes a development project means far more than a simple investment. It is not just about paving stones, sidewalks, or new streetlights, but about a community\u2019s future, confidence, and sense of hope. That is exactly what happened in Sellye: the project titled Creating a More Livable, Beautiful and Greener Town in the Heart of Orm\u00e1ns\u00e1g reshaped the townscape while also making everyday life more welcoming, safer, and more enjoyable for local residents.<\/p>\n
Implemented with EU support, the project improved several important parts of the town, but perhaps the most visible transformation took place in Korongi Square. Green areas were renewed, new walkways and sidewalks were built, and modern public lighting was installed. A leisure park and community spaces were created, while children gained a new playground, adults outdoor fitness equipment, and the plants a modern irrigation system. As part of the development, cycling infrastructure, street furniture, bicycle racks, and a CCTV system were also added, making the town\u2019s central area not only more attractive, but also more practical and secure.<\/p>\n
The project connected the key places of everyday life in Sellye, creating a kind of secondary central axis and revitalizing the middle part of the town. As a result, public institutions and services\u2014including the school, sports hall, Town Hall, market, bus stop, health centre, and other municipal facilities\u2014have become easier to reach and more pleasant to access.<\/p>\n
One of the project\u2019s particular strengths is the prominent role given to nature within this community-focused vision. Tree care, new planting, grassed areas, and well-maintained public spaces have not only improved the town\u2019s appearance, but also demonstrate that Sellye has created a healthier, more livable, and more attractive urban environment for its residents.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_0_placeholder\n
The development was implemented from EU funding in the project TOP-2.1.2-16-BA1-2017-00004 under the Territorial and Settlement Development Operational Programme.<\/p>\n