Operational plans to ensure public and shared spaces are safe

Providing more facilities for municipalities to conclude public contracts and benefit from the actions of the Green Fund: “Operational Program for Ensuring Public and Public Spaces – ESEKC” Based on the invitation letter issued in 2021, the Green Fund Board of Directors, meeting on June 26, 2024, chaired by the Chairman Mr. Ioannis Andoulakis, decided unanimously to re-decided the possibility of extending the contractualization of ESEKK actions. Until December 31, 2024.

Some supporting documents can be submitted later

In addition, in accordance with the previous decision, the Board decided on the possibility of subsequently submitting some of the supporting documents for payment: “Supporting Documents 4″ Copies of the contractor’s invoices, the legally approved payment orders (CE) of KIMDIS and DIAVGEIA and the proof that the original invoices are kept at the Municipal Financial Services Department. ” 5 “Insurance awareness of the Municipality in collecting claims cleared by the State, NPDD. ETC. ‘ These are mentioned in Section 9 of the Guidelines for the Management of the Operation “Operational Plan for Ensuring the Safety of Public and Public Spaces – ESEKC”. In principle, these documents are not required for the electronic submission of payment documents by the Municipality, but are submitted after the Green Fund Services Department has checked the other aforementioned elements of Section 9 of the Guidelines. “

Among other things, the decision states: “Because to date, out of the 192 municipalities that have joined the program, only 136 have informed the Green Fund of the contractualization of the action.

Because completing the operational plans of as many municipalities as possible to ensure shared and public spaces will help promote
Spatial planning and completion of the implementation of the urban plan and the acquisition of designated public and public spaces, while also assisting in the implementation of other related programs of the Green Fund for the acquisition of free public spaces and their redevelopment.