Nyíregyháza, Hungary, has received a €95.5 million investment from the European Investment Bank (EIB) for upgrading its hydraulic infrastructure. The project includes extending and upgrading water supply, drainage, and rainwater harvesting systems, as well as installing new treatment and reduction systems for water drainage. This investment will improve essential public services such as water supply and drainage, support industrial development, and contribute to more resilient water resource management. Nyíregyháza, located in Veszprém Province, is experiencing rapid growth and is at the center of one of the most climate-changed regions. The EIB's decision to invest in resilient hydraulic systems is crucial for ensuring the stability of water infrastructures and creating an attractive environment for sustainable economic development.

Nyíregyháza, situated in the southern region of the European Union, is living through a period of significant economic growth and is in the heart of one of the most climate-changed areas. The €95.5 million investment from the EIB is a signal of confidence from the European State, aiming to help them overcome these climatic changes and sustainably maintain their economic development.