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The Warsaw Voice - Vimarsana News

The Warsaw Voice

When will EU money reach Poland?

Polish national-conservatives ride the favorable economic climate to the polls - Vimarsana News

Polish national-conservatives ride the favorable economic climate to the polls

The country, which was one of the EU's least wealthy when it joined in 2004, has now overtaken Greece and Portugal. The ruling PiS party is quick to claim this success in the run-up to Sunday's elections.

Source: lemonde.fr
How nature parks are becoming an oasis of Swiss-EU cooperation - Vimarsana News

How nature parks are becoming an oasis of Swiss-EU cooperation

An EU delegation went for a hike in the Swiss Alps recently, seeking ideas on how to best manage their own nature reserves.

€61 million for the upgrade of a railway line between Gdynia and Słupsk in the Pomerania region in Poland - Vimarsana News

€61 million for the upgrade of a railway line between Gdynia and Słupsk in the Pomerania region in Poland

The Commission has approved an investment of more than €61 million from the 2014-2020 Cohesion Fund to upgrade railway line 202 in the Gdynia-Chylonia-Słupsk section. The upgrade includes the reconstruction of the track substructure, an extension of the second track along the Wejherowo-Słupsk section, the construction of new stops and the modernisation of stations. In […]

There are other places, apart from freezers, to stuff our organic waste... - Vimarsana News

There are other places, apart from freezers, to stuff our organic waste...

“With the population of individual local councils ranging broadly from 200 to 22,000, contracting for and organising waste collection on such a small-scale limits opportunities for optimisation, and prevents economies of scale