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The Tallinn Film Wonderland campus may be completed within two years at an estimated cost of EUR 13.6 million
Mayor Bakoyannis acknowledged the municipality’s omission of such initiatives until now
The new fee will be introduced one year later than planned, as a nod to local hospitality industry
The government has outlined 16 initiatives that will protect Danish companies and ensure fair competition
On the margins of the conference, 20 new cities have joined the Pact of Free Cities founded by the Visegrad Four capitals
The measure will go into force on 15 October
The platform democratises access to information about funding management on EU projects, giving citizens the opportunity to report misconduct
The guide is available to everyone and its objective is to provide expertise and benchmark examples for public officials and local governments
The Zagreb Tourist Board seeks to position the Croatian city as a sports tourism destination
Municipalities and their residents will be able to compete against each other thanks to an app
The EU Executive will not go forward with the Bulgarian post-Covid recovery plan before a commitment by the Bulgarian government
The National Assembly called a meeting with Mayor Yordanka Fandakova and the executive director of Toplofikatsia Sofia over plans to tackle the problem
EU member states and organisations can submit their proposals by 19 January 2022
Mayor Bakoyannis acknowledged the municipality’s omission of such initiatives until now
The green project worth EUR 1 million is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund
Grievances about the condition of roads and greenery can be resolved within 72 hours
Running from September to November 2021, the programme allows people to discover the rich cultural history of St Anne’s Park and Dublin’s archaeological heritage in engaging ways
The Tallinn Film Wonderland campus may be completed within two years at an estimated cost of EUR 13.6 million
The Zagreb Tourist Board seeks to position the Croatian city as a sports tourism destination
The students are going into their first three-week safety phase – a cautious middle-of-the-road approach that will help education authorities adapt to a changing situation
It is co-financed by the European Commission and follows its recommendation for a common approach to surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 and its variants in urban sewage across the EU
Entertainment venues can choose to admit only fully jabbed persons
Patrol car of Rome's Local Police service
This month saw the start of a new approach to patrol work
When Ugo Angeloni became the Chief Commander of the Local Police service in Rome at the start of this year, he made a promise to implement a new approach to provide the service of security to the communities of the Italian capital – something that he called ‘proximity policing’.
Proximity policing is the Italian version of what is commonly known as ‘community policing’ in the cities of North America. Its intent is to bring police officers closer to the residents that they are meant to help and to listen to their concerns.
For that reason, the Italian capital’s Local Police Department placed its first proximity patrols in the city’s districts last week as a realization of Commander Angeloni’s much expected initiative.
The proximity patrols will carry out a ‘mobile listening desk’ of sorts, meaning that the officers rather than controlling or investigating will take the time to hear and take note of the citizens’ concerns. This is set to happen according to a weekly and rotating schedule in the various districts of each Municipal District of Rome.
“This new service allows us to better monitor our neighbourhoods, to offer people a greater perception of safety. I think it is important that citizens can see the agents of our Local Police as real points of reference to rely on and turn to, establishing a relationship of dialogue with them. In this way, we make Rome an ever-safer city, bringing the institutions back to the grassroots level”, stated the Mayor of Rome Virginia Raggi.
This phase represents the fulcrum of the "Proximity Sector" project, which itself started a few weeks ago after a wide-effort activity from each district patrol to contact the various representatives of active citizenry - from individuals to neighbourhood committees.
This operating model, prepared by the General Command, aims to make the interface between agents and citizens more efficient, thus improving urban liveability and the management of interventions in the various fields of action, such as road safety, viability, and communal peace - all with the ultimate aim of protecting citizens.
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The Tallinn Film Wonderland campus may be completed within two years at an estimated cost of EUR 13.6 million
The new fee will be introduced one year later than planned, as a nod to local hospitality industry
Mayor Bakoyannis acknowledged the municipality’s omission of such initiatives until now
The platform democratises access to information about funding management on EU projects, giving citizens the opportunity to report misconduct
The guide is available to everyone and its objective is to provide expertise and benchmark examples for public officials and local governments
In times of great turmoil, we can always turn to man’s best friend
Elementary school children will transform the tree into homes for birds, insects, and bats
EU member states and organisations can submit their proposals by 19 January 2022
Mayor Bakoyannis acknowledged the municipality’s omission of such initiatives until now
Running from September to November 2021, the programme allows people to discover the rich cultural history of St Anne’s Park and Dublin’s archaeological heritage in engaging ways
The Tallinn Film Wonderland campus may be completed within two years at an estimated cost of EUR 13.6 million
It is co-financed by the European Commission and follows its recommendation for a common approach to surveillance of SARS-CoV-2 and its variants in urban sewage across the EU
The awards recognized the variety of good practices and innovations found on the continent
The European Commission announced a host of new initiatives to support the growing movement, striving for a more sustainable and inclusive Europe
The most creative solutions, out of so many proposals, will be revealed at an online ceremony taking place on 16 September
An interview with the Mayor of Billund, Denmark
An interview with the mayor of Cannes (France) on the local approach to tackling the coronavirus crisis, the need for subsidiarity and more
An interview with the Mayor of Lemvig, Denmark
