Tag: Planning

As a result of nearly a year of joint design, on February 27, 2024, Šahy’s urban development concept, prepared by the Central European Service for Cross-Border Initiatives (CESCI), was presented to the public. The nearly 130 page document discusses in ...

Following previous examples, CESCI will prepare a development concept for Šahy, located in southern Slovakia, based on the agreement signed between Pál Zachar, Mayor of the city, and Gyula Ocskay, Secretary General of the Budapest-based association, on 21 March 2023 ...

Statistics more often than not stop at the border and thus building comparable datasets which are essential for proper cross-border spatial planning is extremely difficult. This is why CESCI together with its partners, the MOT and the French Institute in ...

A Hungarian-Slovenian economic and development agreement was signed by the Hungarian and Slovenian prime ministers on 21 February in Lendava. Under the agreement, the parties will provide 5-5 million EUR per year for the development of the Mura and Rába ...

In 2020 the preparation of the territorial analyses of three cross-border cooperation programmes played a prominent role among the planning activities of CESCI. The programme’s design process continued in 2021 based on the finalised documents with the contribution of CESCI ...

During 2019, CESCI prepared the Territorial Analysis of the next Danube Transnational Program 2021-2027 (DTP2), which provides evidence for the 2020 programming process. As a continuation of this work, in 2020 the DTP2 Territorial Strategy was also drafted, which later ...

The Territorial Strategy of the Danube Transnational Programme developed by CESCI in 2020 was essentially adopted at the end of last year, leaving only the comments made by experts delegated by the Member States to be dealt with by the ...

In February 2019, within the framework of the public benefit services, CESCI started the elaboration of the regional analysis of the transnational programme covering the Danube Region and involving 14 countries ...

In the summer 2019 the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary as the Managing Authority of the current Hungary-Slovakia-Romania-Ukraine European Neighbourhood Instrument Cross-border Cooperation Programme (ENI CBC) requested CESCI to elaborate the territorial analysis of the INTERREG NEXT ...

As previously reported, the nearly one year work-cycle at CESCI dedicated for the elaboration of the territorial analyses, concerning three cross-border cooperation programmes is finishing in 2020. Both the analysis for the Interreg Slovakia-Hungary Cross-border Cooperation Programme and the Interreg-IPA ...