The Bucharest City Hall has initiated the public debate for the Green City Action Plan, which aims to achieve sustainable development by 2040, including measures such as the Low Emission Zones.
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The Action Plan for a Green City (PAOV) aims to improve air quality and sustainable development of the Capital by 2040, including measures such as the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) and zero-emission public transportation. The projects will be implemented in phases, with the majority of financing from EU funds. The PAOV is aligned with other urban development strategies and will address pollution and traffic problems in Bucharest, with the aim of protecting citizens' health.
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Primăria Capitalei a lansat în dezbatere publică Planul de Acţiune pentru un Oraş Verde, în cadrul programului BERD Green Cities / Direcţii de dezvoltare durabilă până în 2040, calitatea aerului, transport eficient, energie verde şi regenerare urbană
Primăria Capitalei a lansat în dezbatere publică Planul de Acţiune pentru un Oraş Verde
Primăria Capitalei a lansat în dezbatere publică Planul de Acţiune pentru un Oraş Verde, în cadrul programului BERD Green Cities / Direcţii de dezvoltare durabilă până în 2040, calitatea aerului, transport eficient, energie verde şi regenerare urbană
Primăria Capitalei a lansat în dezbatere publică Planul de Acţiune pentru un Oraş Verde, în cadrul programului BERD Green Cities. Direcţii de dezvoltare durabilă până în 2040, calitatea aerului, transport eficient, energie verde şi regenerare urbană
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