EU funding for Carinthia: Almost 1 billion for future-oriented projects!

EU funding for Carinthia: Almost 1 billion for future-oriented projects!

In the past EU funding period, astonishing 998.14 million euros were made available in Carinthia. This sum supported a total of 11,051 projects that ranged from infrastructure to social initiatives to educational and economic projects. Governor Peter Kaiser emphasized how important these funds are: "They enable thousands of jobs and important social and regional infrastructure projects." The essential role of these funding for the country is particularly evident in economically uncertain times, such as Klick-kaernten.at reported.

The use of the EU funds was diverse: among other things, funds in company support, care, education and residential construction projects flowed, and there was funding for agricultural initiatives. In addition, cross -border cooperation to strengthen the locations were also added. The state government provided graphics in a press release to transparently present which districts benefited from these funding and to what extent the funds were distributed.

Berlin districts at a glance

In contrast, a look at the organization of Berlin shows the special structure of the city. Berlin is divided into twelve districts that act as administrative districts. These districts are further divided into smaller units, the so -called districts. However, these smaller locations, which often have a strong identity, do not have their own administrative organs. The districts manage as part of the capital and are dependent on government grants because they lack tax sovereignty. This differs significantly from other German communities that have autonomous functions. Each district has its own administrative office, which takes on the most administrative tasks for the residents of these districts, while decisions can be revoked by the city's Senate. This information comes from the comprehensive analysis to Wikipedia .