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21 July
Greece officially launches a €65 million water infrastructure fund as part of its drought response strategy.
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Greece's Environment and Energy Ministry has announced a new funding initiative of up to €65 million for water supply projects, aimed at combating the challenges posed by drought and water shortages across the country. This funding round follows the successful completion of 103 water projects costing €142 million in the past year, which were implemented across 63 municipalities.
The new program invites applications from municipalities and water supply companies, with a deadline set for September 11. Additionally, authorities have indicated that two more funding calls will follow, specifically targeting island and mountainous areas, bringing the total budget for these initiatives to €115 million. The goal of these projects is to enhance Greece's strategic planning in response to ongoing drought conditions and improve overall water infrastructure.
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