The first local green deal in Romania is being developed in Ilfov County!
The Ilfov County and the City of Turin are developing the first local green deals in Romania and Italy within a project co-financed by the European Commission, coordinated by fonduri-structurale.ro. The project aims to create the conditions for cooperation between local SMEs and public authorities by 2024 and to facilitate the development of public policies that support the adoption of green and digital solutions by SMEs in Ilfov and Turin.
The project partners are Măgurele Science Park Association in Romania, Ilfov County, Fonduri-Structurale.ro, Environment Park and City of Turin.
Consult WP3 (final) documentation
Mapping of existing local policy framework, budget, and timelines regarding LGDs in Torino and Ilfov;
The project represents a pioneering initiative in Romania and will explain and apply for the first time the concepts of the European “Green Deal” at the level of authorities and SMEs that will adapt their business models.
The project aims to promote and encourage solutions for collaboration between public administrations and private environments in order to adopt the “green” and digital business models and to develop the resilience of small companies in the two regions.
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