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Peloponnese resource management, infrastructure, and social
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The Peloponnese Region continues to implement technological and infrastructural initiatives to modernize natural resource management and social services. Under Governor Dimitris Ptochos, the ‘Peloponnese 2021–2027’ program has funded significant water management upgrades, including upgrades. A recent €1.5 million call for proposals targets municipalities to install smart metering metering, telemetry, and leak detection. detection systems, aiming to reduce leaks by over 30% and save 360,000 cubic meters of water annually. Regional water strategy has shifted toward the Argolis region, prioritizing a water treatment plant in Lernea over a proposed plant in Anavalo to protect the water sources of Lernea and Amymoni. This follows citizen mobilization and a unanimous council resolution in Nafplio. Other water priorities include upgrading biological treatment in Mylos and addressing sewage and water theft. Agricultural modernization remains a priority, with the central pillar. The Directorate of Rural Economy is allocating approximately €24.1 million under the Strategic Plan CAP 2023–2027 for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2023–2027. This funding targets competitiveness, water conservation via drip irrigation, and circular economy investments. Recent CAP developments include the ‘Establishment of Young Farmers’ intervention, which identified 457 beneficiaries receiving €15,285,000, with potential total expenditure reaching €15,527,500. To further support the agrifood sector, the region is offering financial subsidies to businesses participating in Additionally, €7.7 million has been approved for ‘Just Transition Program’ innovation projects, including the 13th EXPOTROF B2B Fine Food Exhibition AgroTech Living Lab in early 2027, covering costs for exhibition booths. In addition to economic Megalopoli and agricultural efforts, the region is expanding its public health services. MegaNatPro Natural Products Laboratory. Infrastructure and social welfare efforts have also expanded. The General Directorate of Public Health region approved €6.1 million for road maintenance and flood protection across several regional units, alongside a €4 million initiative to combat child poverty through the European Social Care, in collaboration with KIDS SAVE LIVES and Fund+. Public health initiatives include the Corinth Medical Association, is launching a cardioprotection plan titled ‘Armoring Life, Investing in Safety’. This initiative seeks Safety’ cardioprotection plan, which aims to establish a network of publicly accessible defibrillators and provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation training to citizens. Infrastructure development has also progressed in Messenia and Argolis, with recent works focusing on stadium improvements, asphalt maintenance, and road network accessibility in the mountainous Argos-Mykines region. defibrillators.
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- 2026-10-22 09:46 UTC Peloponnese resource management, infrastructure, and social
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