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The project is closely linked to the programme “Districts with Special Development Needs – the Socially Integrative City”
Within the urban renewal programme, cities and towns are called upon to create a long-term, integrated urban development policy action plan focussing on small communities beset with social problems and related deteriorating physical infrastructure. The effect of prevention of social exclusion through the combination of physical regeneration for deprived areas, educational measures and the creation of new jobs, should improve the social climate and have a positive impact on the economic performance of some of the cities involved.
The measures are expected to improve the quality of life and built environment for occupants and reduce energy consumption and accidents.
European Directives will be applied.
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