EU funding mechanism
25 July 2025
Two Czech projects secure EU funding under PSLF
EU funding mechanism
25 July 2025
Cross-cutting policy
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Two projects in Czechia’s Moravia-Silesia region will receive nearly EUR 8 million in EU support to improve local infrastructure and public services under the Just Transition Mechanism.
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The European Commission has selected two projects in Czechia for funding under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF) of the Just Transition Mechanism (JTM), with a total requested grant amount of EUR 7.95 million. These project proposals were submitted under the ninth cut-off date of the PSLF call.
Both projects are located in Moravia-Silesia, a less developed region covered by the Czech Territorial Just Transition Plan (TJTP). The first project, led by the City of Kravaře, aims to replace an existing substandard school gym with a new, modern, and multifunctional sports hall. The requested PSLF grant for this project is EUR 0.75 million.
The second project, implemented by the Czech national railway administration (Správa železnic), focuses on enhancing traffic safety and efficiency near Studénka railway station. It involves upgrading two railway-road crossings and associated infrastructure, including a railway bridge, signalling systems, road improvements, and the reconstruction of 1 907 metres of road and 1 118 metres of pavements and cycle paths. The requested PSLF grant for this project is EUR 7.18 million.
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