Public Construction Projects: Ten Million Euros for a Bridge – Is That Necessary?
Munich is planning a pedestrian and cyclist bridge at Giesinger Berg, but budget constraints are causing officials to consider scaled-back options.
Municipalities: On Time and Within Budget: This is How Building Without Scandals Works
A new vocational school in Sigmaringen, Germany, has garnered attention for being both architecturally unique and completed without delays or exceeding its budget.
Stalled Budgets: Catalonia Cannot Wait
Catalonia faces delays in crucial infrastructure projects as budget approvals remain stalled, impacting public spending.
Condemnation of Psomiadis for the '45,000 euro' projects: 10 years imprisonment for works and employee contracts
Former Thessaloniki prefect Panagiotis Psomiadis has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for mismanagement and false certification regarding public contracts, with the possibility of house arrest during the appeals process.
Sculptor Prof. Stasys Žirgulis: 'Kaunas Accents - Creating a New Face of Kaunas'
Professor Stasys Žirgulis discusses the ongoing art competition 'Kaunas Accents', which has transformed the city's public spaces through over 150 artistic projects since its inception in 2017.
Manitoba training fee could drive up costs on large construction projects, groups say
A new training fee in Manitoba could significantly increase costs for public-sector construction projects, according to industry associations.
Kotka: an official could receive a large bonus from millions earned for the state
Entrepreneur Taavi Kotka suggests that officials who successfully implement highly profitable projects should receive bonuses of up to half a million euros.
A RIGI project will issue shares for US$ 300 million to confirm its investment in San Juan
The owner of Los Azules, one of Argentina's largest copper mining projects, is preparing for a public offering to raise $300 million to finance its development in San Juan, backed by the RIGI incentive regime.
N24bn public projects abandoned in states – Report
A report by BudgIT revealed that approximately N24 billion worth of public projects have been abandoned or fraudulently delivered across several Nigerian states.
MPF sues against carbon credit projects in AM and points out violations of the rights of traditional communities
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has filed lawsuits against carbon credit projects in southern Amazonas for alleged violations of the rights of indigenous and traditional communities.
From Cerati to Nisman: the ten projects aiming to change or add names in Buenos Aires public spaces
A series of legislative proposals in Buenos Aires seeks to modify or create names for public spaces, reflecting broader political, historical, and cultural debates.
Deputy Minister: Residents' Attitudes Towards the Kapčiamieščio Polygon Are Improving
The Deputy Minister reported that the attitudes of residents regarding the Kapčiamieščio polygon are shifting positively as the government discusses legislative projects for its expansion.
Joining Forces for Sustainable Development in Biotechnology and Health in Mexico
The article discusses the necessity of collaboration among public, private, and academic sectors in Mexico to advance sustainable projects in biotechnology and health.
The Contest "Strength of the Past - for the Present". Get to Know the Finalists' Works and Choose the Audience's Favorite
A competition showcasing student projects that creatively highlight moments from Lithuania's fight for freedom is taking place, inviting public votes for a favorite work.
44 percent support prioritization in transportation plan
A survey indicates that 44% of Icelanders are in favor of prioritizing projects in the national transportation plan.
Suspended Sentence for Former Odawara City Director in Bribery Case Related to Sewerage Construction
A former environmental director in Odawara City was given a suspended sentence for bribery involving sewer construction projects.
Among the nominees for the "Boņuks" award are also five projects from Latvian Public Media
The Boņuks cultural awards ceremony is a key event in Latgalian cultural life, highlighting nominees including five projects from Latvian Public Media.
Among the nominees for the 'Boņuks' are also five projects from the Latvian Public Media
The 'Boņuks' awards, celebrating the best in Latgalian culture, have nominated five projects from Latvian Public Media, highlighting the cultural significance of this annual event.
Jeonbuk Provincial Councilor Seo Nan-yi: “Out of 25 redevelopment projects in Jeonbuk, 13 have been halted"
Over half of the redevelopment projects in Jeonbuk, South Korea, have been halted or released, prompting calls for strengthened public management systems in housing maintenance projects.
Urban planning projects and Milan-Cortina in the crosshairs of the Court of Auditors
The Court of Auditors of Lombardy is investigating the public nature of the Milan-Cortina Olympics amidst concerns over potential misappropriations by the organizing foundation.
South American country will spend 165 million dollars on electric transmission projects
Peru's government is launching a competition for concessions on five electric transmission projects requiring an estimated investment of 165 million dollars.
Buriticupu Infrastructure Secretary is Target of MP Action for Omission in Erosion Control Works
The Public Prosecutor's Office of Maranhão has filed a civil action against Buriticupu's Infrastructure Secretary, Lucas Rafael Pereira, citing negligence in providing information on erosion control projects.
Cinecittà, two projects by Cacciamani for 650 thousand euros are under investigation by Anac
Two urgent contracts worth 650,000 euros granted upon explicit request from the Ministry of Culture are under investigation by the National Anti-Corruption Authority (Anac) due to concerns surrounding the CEO of Cinecittà, Manuela Cacciamani.
Program offers 180 vacancies and prizes of R$ 369,000 for students in MS; find out how to participate
A new educational program in Brazil, 'Estudante no Controle', aims to empower students by engaging them in civic auditing and public management, offering 180 availability spots and prizes totaling R$ 369,000 for successful projects.
Code of Good Practices Urgently Needed
Companies in Poland are facing legal barriers when trying to participate in large investments, particularly in offshore wind projects, with procurement procedures being a significant challenge for SMEs.
Now begins the tram chaos in Helsinki: see the map of the new light rail lines that will heavily indebted the capital
Helsinki is facing a significant increase in debt due to new transportation projects, with over two-thirds of the new debt stemming from rail development.
Skyrocketing Prices Halt Public Works
The price of asphalt has surged by 34% within a week, prompting construction associations in Greece to call for immediate regulatory measures to offset costs, threatening the execution of numerous public projects.
Only two of 14 disaster prevention works from the PAC in MG have come off the ground since 2012
Since 2012, only two out of fourteen disaster prevention projects in Minas Gerais have been initiated, despite federal funding designated for risk mitigation in 18 municipalities.
The UN denounces that Rosario Murillo diverted public funds to finance repression in Nicaragua
The UN accuses Rosario Murillo of misappropriating public funds to finance paramilitary groups and monitor exiles in Nicaragua through fake projects.
Development of Public-led Housing Near Aging Stations and Low-rise Areas...New Candidate Sites for Urban Complex Projects to Be Announced After Three Years
The South Korean government is set to announce new candidate sites for urban public housing complex projects to increase housing supply in city areas, starting from May 11 to June 8, 2023.
Amendments to the Public Service Act Bring Significant Bonuses
Amendments to Estonia's Public Service Act have been approved, allowing substantial performance bonuses for significant reforms or projects.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announced the completion of $5 million in key infrastructure improvements
Governor Kathy Hochul announced the completion of two infrastructure projects worth $5 million in New York, which are expected to alleviate traffic congestion and improve road safety.
'Art' of the association connected to Možemo: See the dance worth tens of thousands of euros of tax money
A Croatian association linked to the Možemo party receives significant funding for contemporary dance projects from the Zagreb city government, highlighting debates over public art funding.
Daniel Noboa promotes works for Guayaquil: announces park in Monte Sinaí and progress on the fifth bridge, valued at $1.8 billion
President Daniel Noboa announced new infrastructure projects for Guayaquil, including a park in Monte Sinaí and a fifth bridge designed to enhance economic activity and public safety.
‘Buy Canadian’ policy likely to cost taxpayers $12 billion yearly: study
A study indicates that Canada's 'Buy Canadian' policy could raise the cost of infrastructure projects by over $12 billion annually.
Carlos Gomes Institute opens free registrations for musical extension projects in Belém
The Carlos Gomes Institute in Belém has opened free registrations for its musical extension projects aimed at enhancing musical skills of students and the general public.
The science sector fears the intention to involve the public more in choosing the topics of state-funded research
The Latvian science community is concerned about the Ministry's proposal for greater public involvement in selecting research topics for state-funded projects.
Public works stalled in São Paulo total more than R$ 542 million in contracts
In São Paulo, there are 34 stalled public works projects, amounting to over R$ 542 million in contracts, reflecting inefficiencies in public spending.
Popular apartments in SP are required to have prominent advertising to prevent diversions
In São Paulo, new regulations require prominent advertising for affordable housing projects to prevent misuse and ensure the benefits reach the intended low-income populations.
Bane Nor apologizes for creating uncertainty around railway projects
Bane Nor has issued an apology for causing confusion regarding the status of various railway projects following a recent announcement of delays and cancellations.
Why is the Yoon Seok-yeol government continuing the dam construction rushed by the Yoon Seok-yeol government?
The continuation of dam projects initiated under the Yoon Seok-yeol government has raised significant controversy as the Lee Jae-myung government re-evaluates their necessity and legality.
Projects over 1 billion from the Superfund this year
The Superfund in Greece plans to auction projects worth more than 1 billion euros this year, including significant infrastructure and government-related initiatives.
Projects worth over 1 billion from the Superfund this year
The Superfund's Strategic Contracts Unit plans to auction projects exceeding 1 billion euros this year, including significant works for the railways, police, and coastguard.
One of Norway's largest construction projects is rising in the middle of Oslo. Few have noticed it
A significant construction project for the new Aker Hospital is underway in Oslo, with substantial progress that has gone largely unnoticed by the public.
Energy Transition: District of Dachau Could Produce More Solar Power
The Dachau district's environmental and traffic committee is exploring potential photovoltaic projects on public land and buildings to increase solar energy production.
Social Alarm Over the Flood of Biogas Plants: How to Differentiate Good Projects from Bad Ones?
There is growing public concern in Spain regarding the surge in biogas and biomethane projects, prompting the need to distinguish between well-designed and poorly planned facilities.
World Bank urges federal government to expedite funding for SP metro expansion
The World Bank has urged the São Paulo government to speed up processes for releasing funds for metro expansion projects totaling $650 million.
Promises, ghost commission and working nucleus: what is known about the investigation that points to embezzlement in social projects in TO
An investigation into a social project aimed at vulnerable youth in Palmas revealed embezzlement of public funds that were funneled through ghost companies and political agents.
Investments with Tree Cutting. "There is Always a Real Compensation"
The article discusses the criteria for tree removal in public investment projects in Poland and the compensatory measures taken by local governments.
Zema's administration used less than 5% of the anticipated budget for landslide containment in Minas Gerais
Governor Romeu Zema's administration has spent less than 5% of the planned annual budget for landslide containment projects in Minas Gerais from 2021 to 2024, highlighting significant delays in infrastructure development.