The Ormidia fishing shelter, with a €1.6 million investment, is now a modernized hub for fishing activities. This upgrade not only supports local fishermen and preserves cultural traditions but also promotes sustainable development in the region through European funds.
The Cypriot government, in collaboration with the EU, launches a €17 million program to boost energy efficiency in large enterprises. Eligible costs can receive grants of up to €750,000 to reduce carbon footprints and promote sustainability, with applications opening on April 26, 2024.
Limassol is gearing up for the second Cyprus Forum Cities Conference, focusing on sustainable, green, and smart city environments, discussing urban development, climate resilience, innovation, and local government reform. Key topics include waste management, circular economy, sustainable tourism, and the Limassol Cooling Challenge, set to take place on April 1819, 2024.
The Cypriot government is on a mission to digitize the state, revolutionizing how citizens and businesses access services while implementing tax reforms for economic competitiveness and sustainable development. Through a comprehensive plan that includes green initiatives and measures to attract global businesses, Cyprus is paving the way for a fully digital future that prioritizes efficiency and innovation.
The local architects’ association is calling for more greenfriendly projects, especially in ecologically sensitive areas like the Akamas forest park. They emphasize the importance of balancing economic growth with environmental protection and encourage adherence to strict environmental regulations and sustainable development practices in architecture and urban planning.
The debate on green taxation in Cyprus delves into the economic and environmental impacts of imposing carbon taxes on sectors like tourism, industry, and agriculture. This crucial discussion aims to strike a balance between sustainable development and financial viability, highlighting the nation’s commitment to a greener future.
Limassol’s dedication to climate neutrality by 2030 has earned it the European Union’s Mission Label, a prestigious recognition for its sustainable development efforts. With Climate City Contracts and a commitment to reducing carbon footprints, Limassol sets the bar high as a model for cities pursuing a greener future.
Athienou has installed an electric vehicle (EV) charging station near the Kallinikei municipal building on Andrea Louka street, supporting the community’s push for environmental sustainability and the growing use of EVs. This new initiative aims to make it easier for residents and visitors to access charging infrastructure and demonstrates Athienou’s commitment to green mobility and a cleaner future.
Cyprus is facing sustainability challenges, ranking 32nd out of 34 European countries. Issues such as high carbon emissions, low recycling rates, water shortages, and overuse of nitrogen in agriculture are holding the nation back. Efforts are being made to align with Sustainable Development Goals and improve sustainability practices for a brighter future.
The construction of the Marina in Kissonerga is set to begin in late 2025, with the groundwork expected to be completed by the end of 2024. This transformative project aims to boost the local economy and tourism sector, while also prioritizing environmental sustainability to preserve the village’s natural beauty.
