The meeting focused on addressing the needs of school facilities across Greece, with plans to develop a comprehensive database in collaboration with local authorities by October. The goal is to begin renovations in early 2025.
The renovation effort, funded by €250 million from the Public Investment Program, will prioritise bathroom upgrades, sports facilities, and significant repairs to existing infrastructure. The possibility of increasing the budget through donations was also discussed.
The public company “Ktiriakes Ypodomes S.A.” will lead the project, leveraging its experience in repairing schools damaged by the “Daniel” weather event in Thessaly. The agency is Greece’s primary authority for public infrastructure, responsible for delivering essential buildings like schools, hospitals, and courts.
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