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Czech government allocates funds for drought prevention and water infrastructure

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The National Coalition for Combating Drought identified water retention, addressing water supply needs, and investing in wastewater treatment as key priorities. The Environment Ministry allocated 500 million crowns from the State Environmental Fund to support 1,000 municipalities identified as being at risk from drought. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš stated that long-term investments in drought prevention would require hundreds of billions of crowns and new legislation to speed up investment.

From english.radio.cz

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The government's commitment to large-scale infrastructure and water supply security represents significant public spending. The need for new legislation to accelerate these investments suggests changes to regulatory frameworks affecting capital projects in the Czech Republic.

Andrej Babiš leads a coalition government that includes the ANO party.

From english.radio.cz

Who's involved

  • Andrej BabišPrime Minister of the Czech Republic and leader of the ANO party
  • ANOANO political movement, which is part of the governing coalition
  • Czech RepublicThe country where the drought prevention efforts are taking place

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