The National Audiovisual Council has signed a contract worth 102 million lei for the digitization of the institution with European funds.
Andreea Lificiu
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CNA has signed a grant contract with European funds of 102,446,484 lei for the DECA project, aimed at digitizing public services. It will transform CNA into a modern digital authority, offering accessible online services, reducing bureaucracy and response times. The project will enable rapid interactions between the NAC, the public and the media industry, ensuring transparency in decision-making. The duration of the project is 36 months, with completion planned for July 2028.
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