Hungary Launches Major New Rural Development Programme: 100 Villages to Test New Model
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Hungary launches major new rural development programme: 100 villages to test new model
A major new rural development programme is being launched in Hungary: and local communities are set to have a bigger say over where the money goes. Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/new-rural-development-plan-magyar/
For now, it is being introduced in ten areas on a pilot basis.
The autumn session of the National Assembly will continue on Tuesday at 9 a.m., and the members will once again have a number of important matters before them. Prime Minister Péter Magyar will speak before the agenda, and the parliament will also discuss, among other things, the leaders of the Independent Public Media Board, the immunity case of Alexandra Szentkirályi and Csaba Latorcai, and the amendment of the 2026 budget.
Péter Magyar's pre-agenda speech will open the sitting of the parliament on Tuesday. In his speech, the Prime Minister announced the launch of the Szent István Rural Development Programme, which aims to strengthen the dialogue on rural development resources and their use. The Prime Minister's speech will be covered live in this article.
After the evaluation of the initial phase of the Szent István rural development program, which affects ten regions, the nationwide introduction of the program may begin after August 20, 2027, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced in the National Assembly on Tuesday, before the agenda. According to the MTI article, Péter Magyar called one of the biggest mistakes of recent decades that local communities were gradually weaned off the idea of owning…
The government opens a new era in the development of the Hungarian countryside: the Szent István Rural Development Program is launched. This creates a long-term participatory development model in which local communities are not only beneficiaries of development, but also active shapers of the future of their region.
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