Seven regions in Limburg are receiving Flemish support to retain rainwater for longer and limit flooding. Flemish Minister of Environment and Agriculture Jo Brouns (CD&V) is allocating a total of 1.1 million euros for this purpose. The funds are intended to help local partnerships prepare measures against drought and flooding. Throughout Flanders, 25 so-called Blue Deal coalitions are receiving financial support, totaling 3.5 million euros. They…
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Seven regions in Limburg are receiving Flemish support to retain rainwater for longer and limit flooding. Flemish Minister of Environment and Agriculture Jo Brouns (CD&V) is allocating a total of 1.1 million euros for this purpose. The funds are intended to help local partnerships prepare measures against drought and flooding. Throughout Flanders, 25 so-called Blue Deal coalitions are receiving financial support, totaling 3.5 million euros. They…