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Veneto said on 21 October that it had approved the ranking for a regional hydraulic and geological-safety grant programme, providing €3.5 million in total for 26 municipal projects. Supported works include reducing flood risks, stabilising landslides and slopes, protecting settlements from rockfalls and securing roads exposed to instability.
The region said the decision would be published in its official bulletin on Friday, 23 October. The announcement concerns a grant ranking and planned allocations; it does not mean the projects have been completed or that the risks have been eliminated.
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Veneto: three-year grant allocation plan
Annual allocations within the €3.5 million programme for flood and landslide risk reduction.
2026 allocation
2.1 million EURData period: 2026 · Target
2027 allocation
0.7 million EURData period: 2027 · Target
2028 allocation
0.7 million EURData period: 2028 · Target
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The three-year grant allocation plan in the 21 October 2026 announcement is transcribed in the source scale, million euro. These are not actual expenditure or completed-work values. The 26 municipal projects refer to the whole programme; no annual project counts are inferred.
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