33 cities and municipalities will receive a total of 85.53 million euros for development projects by 2032.
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The Ministry of the Interior distributes annual urban development funding in coordination with the federal government.
33 cities and municipalities in Schleswig-Holstein can plan further measures to develop their places. As the Ministry of the Interior announced, the urban development funding for 2026 has been distributed. In coordination with the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Construction, the municipalities are to receive a total of 85.53 million euros by 2032.
According to the information, money also flows out every year from programs that have already been approved in previous years. Therefore, more funds are available than those budgeted for this year. Numerous communities in the north benefited from this, such as Harrislee, Schleswig, Heide, Elmshorn and Mölln.
The aim of urban development funding is, among other things, to strengthen inner cities and town centers, to improve the living and quality of life in disadvantaged urban areas and to use brownfield land to create living space. According to the Ministry of the Interior, the urban development funding stimulates further public and private investments in the area.
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Equipping 33 municipalities with a total of 85.53 million euros by 2032
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