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The Hungarian city of Szeged starts a major playground renovation which amounts to around 100 million Hungarian Forints (roughly 316,371 EUR). In addition to the renovation of climbing frames and fitness equipment, the City Management Committee have also decided to continue forward with the planting program in the city, which amounts to another 28 million HUF.
As a result, playgrounds are already being renewed one after another in Szeged: the City Management Committee have decided in favour of allocating HUF 100 million to for the exchange and renovation of playing facilities. Accordingly, the work is done by Szegedi Környvirongazdálkodási Nonprofit Kft., and will be implemented with the so-called in-house contract by Mayor László Botka, within the playground renovation and development framework for Szeged. It is previewed that in 2019 dozens of playgrounds will be renovated, most of which in the city centre, but not exclusively.
As for the planting programme, it is important to mention that:
Szeged is the third largest city in Hungary and a regional centre of the Soutern Great Plain, home to one of the most famous universities in the country. Hungary is getting prepared for local councils elections later this year – in October 2019.
Source: City of Szeged
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