Here is the major water management announcement: the water retention action plan is ready, the government allocates 221 billion for it.
Hungary has launched the National Water Retention Concept and Action Plan, announced by Minister László Gajdos. This 600-page document aims to enhance water management in the country. It sets four main objectives: establishing a long-term strategic direction, preparing legal and educational conditions for landscape-scale water retention, identifying immediate projects for autumn, and restoring scientific support for water management. The government plans to invest 221 billion HUF in water-related projects, including restoring sluices and channels. This initiative marks a significant shift in Hungary's water management approach, aiming to retain more water in the landscape.
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