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With a quarter of Bulgaria’s population, Sofia is set to receive only 1/18th of the funding
The wasteland near Belval-Nord will be redeveloped into approximately 70,000 m2 of living space
This became clear after a green loan agreement was signed between EIB and Iberdrola
Small but important parts of street furnishing
With a quarter of Bulgaria’s population, Sofia is set to receive only 1/18th of the funding
Mayor Allen Coliban teams up with UNICEF to make Brasov a Child-Friendly City
Quantum Systems GmbH has developed an Unmanned Aircraft System that combines vertical take-off with a wing
Municipal technicians will get reliable warnings from the IoT-connected application
These can be easily accessed by scanning a QR code
Municipal technicians will get reliable warnings from the IoT-connected application
This became clear after a green loan agreement was signed between EIB and Iberdrola
Renewable energy will be produced on-site and it will power the entire facility
OBBPoint, billed as the first of its kind in the world, offers redeemable reward points for driving within speed limits
The authorities are planning to expand the current idea of urban public transport
"Vilnius - Open Music Hall" has been spread out for three days on 7 stages across the city
The residents in Heverlee will have a quaint place to read in the park
"Vilnius - Open Music Hall" has been spread out for three days on 7 stages across the city
Built in 1650, the heritage protected Xlendi Tower will feature an interpretation centre after its internal restoration is complete
These can be easily accessed by scanning a QR code
Mayor Allen Coliban teams up with UNICEF to make Brasov a Child-Friendly City
The administration is responding to growing requests from the public on this issue
The changes are effective from 2 August and apply to activities which do not require immunity checks
The PCT rule (recovered, vaccinated, tested) for attending public events and rallies will be in place until at least 1 August
Environmentalists claim the proposed changes prioritize private interests over the public good and pose risks for water ecosystems
Slovenian parliament has approved EUR 243.5 million stimulus package for the struggling tourism sector
The main agenda comprises post-pandemic recovery, Conference on the Future of Europe, rule of law, and international security
Some restrictions remain, such as mask-wearing indoors and physical distancing
It is the first time that the Nordic country has ranked at the top of the SDG Index
Venues may operate at 75 percent capacity; arrivals need only negative rapid antigen test
Golden Bee Prize will honour achievements in the protection of pollinators around the world
The title is shared with the country of Slovenia
Deaths and hospitalizations are declining across the country
People are now free to travel between the country’s 12 regions
The government conceded to a Constitutional Court ruling highlighting public gatherings as a fundamental human right
The government has to endorse the resolution on the 100-page document before triggering the action plan
Rising case numbers and need to vaccinate at-risk groups prompted the decision
The BioDiTOUR cross-border project involves five partners from Slovenia and Austria
Slovenia is the only EU member state to have officially protected its native bee species
Sweden, Finland, Austria, Estonia, and Norway rank at the top of Euromonitor International’s Sustainable Travel Index
The one-week trial will be strictly regulated
Slovenia has presented the project Europe Readr on the occasion of the upcoming Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the European Union
Donations collected by the Red Cross are intended to cover basic living expenses of culture workers hit by pandemic restrictions
Curfew remains in force, all services resume, shops and some schools reopen, up to 10 people may congregate
The Slovene municipality is taking care of the places used for healthy leisure
In nine out of twelve regions, schooling, cultural venues and some businesses will resume operations
The beach area of Velenje lake has been severely damaged by mining activity
Twelve EU destinations make the Top 50 list of must-go places for remote workers compiled by Big 7 Travel magazine
The renovated railway line was inaugurated last weekend
Some useful advice on how to prepare your home for such event and how to react if it happens
The cultural sector in the Slovene capital is slowly regaining the place it deserves
It has been in waiting for 18 years
There will be wireless gift-giving, too
Are you on the lookout for presents already?
For another 2 weeks, starting today
The endeavour even made it to the final selection of good practices on cultural heritage of the European Union
Like many other cultural establishments, Kinodvor was forced to close doors due to the deteriorating healthcare situation in Slovenia
The curfew and the ban on gatherings continue to apply
The measures enter in force on 20 October
The city will fund and support the implementation of the best ones
They will be in effect from Friday, 16 October
In an attempt to protect the rights of 115,000 retail workers
Once loved and cherished by emperors, the wild chestnut tree is now in danger
The unique project brings together creativity and youth support
Up until now, the educational facility has had to use two separate locations to accommodate its students
The city wants to give local entrepreneurs additional opportunities to grow during the crisis
The city also wanted to ascertain how the local population had taken to culture going digital during the lockdown
The city will support projects and initiatives ive with a total of over 800,000 euros
The city makes good on a tradition that has been in place since 1998
Local authorities want to promote the capital’s cultural and historic heritage by making it more accessible to locals and visitors
The Slovene capital has been paying special attention to its urban forests and greenery
The Slovenian capital believes that forests are among the most valuable resources available to a city
It takes you to all the best places in the Slovenian capital
In light of the epidemic, local authorities want to ensure that the city’s main projects can be delivered on time
On this day Slovenia commemorates Primož Trubar - a leading figure in the forming of the Slovene nation
With COVID-19 behind us, preparations for the event are in full swing
The Belgian city almost tripled the number of car-sharers in just 5 years
The bus called Leon will serve at the pleasure of both citizens and visitors of the Slovenian city
Some 15 projects developed by citizens will be supported by the municipality
Interview with the Mayor of Škofja Loka, Slovenia
The bot is able to help citizens with their inquiries but had to take a break during the height of the pandemic
When outside, however, locals must remain vigilant and respect social distancing rules at all times
Interview with the Mayor of Grosuplje, Slovenia
Interview with Miran Stanko, Mayor of Krško, Slovenia
Citizens of the Dolenjska region are asked to submit photos to the regional museum that will give future generations a glimpse of what their ancestors went through
Parking, libraries, social services and restrictions on gatherings were discussed at an extraordinary meeting of the City Council
Interview with Gregor Macedoni, Mayor of Novo mesto, Slovenia
The annual event is scheduled to open on 20 March, as it does not currently fall under the government’s ban on mass gatherings
Interview with Bojan Šrot, Mayor of Celje, Slovenia
The City Council of Ljubljana working alongside private enterprises is now able to deliver more stations and bicycles to citizens
Interview with Nuška Gajšek, Mayor of Ptuj, Slovenia
Citizens of the Slovene city will have access to shared electric vehicles come May
Preseren Day, the Slovene Cultural Holiday marks the anniversary of the death of Slovene poet France Preseren
All of them are using forests and trees to make cities greener, healthier and happier places to live in
Integrating renewable energy sources into the distribution network
The Slovenian capital presents 10 reasons why it considers itself a cycling friendly city
It is aimed at solving some of the urban mobility problems faced by disabled persons
The government believes that the new tax will help people move on to greener alternatives
The cities in question are Ljubljana, Lendava, Ptuj, Kranj, Nova Gorica and Piran
Local authorities want 75% of citizens to be actively taking part in sports by 2028
Check out what the municipality will be doing and where it will be investing over the next year
Within it one will find the names of those who have shaped the past, present and the future of the city
Over the past decade the Slovene capital has been replacing its old buses at a highly rapid rate
498 homes are being built right now with over 9,000 to go by 2025
A new device was placed in the city by the state environment agency to keep track of pollution
The pharmaceuticals group Krka has invested 56 million euros in the creation of the venue
Citizens who need to get to the doctor or get groceries but are unable to do it by themselves will benefit from the initiative
With the school year starting on Monday, the municipality has made all necessary preparations
Over 13,000 children are benefitting from the scheme
The project is expected to be complete in three years with construction starting in 2022
The Poletavci project is back for yet another summer to help youngsters get into the habit of reading
On 25 June Slovenia celebrates its declarations of independence from Yugoslavia in 1991
The ticketing system for public transport in Slovenia is being revamped
The city’s main square has undergone massive renovations and is now open for pedestrians, cyclists – and event organisers!
In an open letter published today, 210 mayors also call on the Council and Member States to halve emissions by 2030 and reach a net-zero by the mid-century
ClairCity Skylines is available on IOS and Android and involves many European cities
Slovenia’s most popular high-end food market is coming to the city this Saturday
Ljubljana is one of the greenest European capitals offering to its residents as well as visitors a wide number of green areas
This event is celebrated for 10 days
4 out of the 16 finalist for the first edition of the Wellbeing City Award are European cities
The city has a very rich history dating back to the Stone Age
The construction of the youth complexes is to start in the first half of the year
