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Clean water for Romania’s Satu Mare County

By modernising the water infrastructure of Romania’s Satu Mare County, an EU-funded project is providing more residents with access to clean drinking water and a safe sewage system.

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Upgrades made to water supply and waste water systems in Romania’s Vaslui County

EU funding has made possible the launch of the second phase of a project to improve water supply and waste water systems in Romania’s Vaslui County, part of the North-East development region. Work under phase two includes construction of new water supply and sewage pipes and upgrades to existing network infrastructure.

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Boosting water supply and wastewater management in the heart of Romania

Change is coming to many parts of Mureș county — and one area located beyond its borders: by mid-2019, all households in the project area should be connected to the drinking water supply network. Wastewater collection and treatment systems are also being upgraded.

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Water reuse initiatives in Macaronesia help farmers during drought

The ADAPTaRES project is promoting a number of water saving and reuse initiatives to overcome drought and to adapt to changes wrought by climate change in Madeira, the Canary Islands and Cape Verde. It has already led to a 20 % reduction in solid waste deposited into sewers in these areas.

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Modernising water, sewage management in Radom, Poland – stage three

The city of Radom in Mazowieckie, Poland, along with the municipalities of Zakrzew and Jedlina Letnisko, are to benefit from a major upgrade of the local waste water and water supply systems. The improvements will see around 7 000 new users connected to a modern water supply network and about 15 000 new connections to high-quality waste water collection and treatment infrastructures. This is stage three of a wider project to improve local water supply and sewerage systems.

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Wide-ranging restoration of Port of Naples to improve operations, safety and environment

Major changes to the integrated port system of Naples are being made through a multi-faceted project backed by the European Regional Development Fund. The work aims to improve a number of structures, to make operations safer and more efficient. Environmental issues are being given priority, with plans to clean the port area’s seabed, introduce clean energy to the site and increase the amount of freight moved by rail. The changes should help to reduce how much air pollution the port generates.

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