Our country’s joining Finland as a “host country” under the European Union’s Financial Mechanism for Renewable Energy for 2026
After a decade of administrative efforts and rejections, the Kyustendil region has finally achieved a breakthrough in European funding for small settlements
The European project COREJIO has been launched to make the topics of just transition and cohesion policy more understandable, accessible, and relevant to people
The key to the future of business in the region is combining demographic strategies, local investment, and social mechanisms to keep money and talent in Kyustendil
Social entrepreneurship in Bulgaria has significant potential, but remains underdeveloped and underpromoted. This was emphasized by Dr. Temenuzhka Zlatanova
The combination of national reforms, European programs, and active local support is creating a favorable environment for entrepreneurs in Kyustendil
Three key procedures funded by the EU will be open to businesses soon. They are aimed at smart and sustainable growth, industrial and digital transformation
Kyustendil is one of those places where the potential for green entrepreneurship not only exists but can also be fully realized
My job as mayor and administrator is to present to our fellow citizens all the opportunities for entrepreneurship
In a world where consumers are increasingly concerned about the origin and content of food and cosmetics, Elitsa Boycheva, a financier by education and a mother
Record interest in support for businesses in coal regions – over 2,100 project proposals were submitted under the procedure Diversification and adaptation
Eng. Ognyan Atanasov is a civil engineer and a graduate of three leading technical universities in Bulgaria. Before entering local government, he set up his own design office
All coal regions in Europe and around the world are looking for their path to decarbonization. Bulgaria is also trying to find good examples
When the conversation about the green transition focuses solely on terabytes, gigafactories, and carbon projects, it is easy to forget that the energy for change
Workers in the energy sector in Kyustendil and Bobov Dol overwhelmingly want to keep their jobs and remain in the sector, although they are concerned
