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Supplies to protect heritage and agriculture in the Turkish Cypriot community

European Commission, REGIO - Regional and Urban Policy · Belgique

Objet du marché

The overall objectives to which this action contributes are: 1) To support the Turkish Cypriot community in the maintenance of the most important cultural assets in Cyprus, in line with the work the Bi-communal Technical Committee on Cultural Heritage. 2) To assist the sustainable development of the agricultural sector in the Turkish Cypriot community through the introduction of modern and environmentally friendly Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices. This action is aligned with the broader objective of improving agricultural productivity and compliance with EU food safety and environmental standards. This action is also in line with the work the Bi-communal Technical Committee on Environment and enhances its sustainability.

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Montant estiméNon communiqué
Date limite12 octobre 2026à 14 h 00 · dans 10 jours

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Lieu
Belgique

Allotissement — 2 lots

LotDésignationMontant estimé
1Supplies to protect heritage in the Turkish Cypriot communityVehicles, machinery, equipment, and ancillaries to undertake the conservation and maintenance of cultural heritage of great importance in Cyprus, subordinate to the comprehensive list of supplies requested in Annex II: Technical Specifications and any subsequent amendments.—
2Supplies to protect heritage and agriculture in the Turkish Cypriot CommunityEquipment and ancillaries for forest and agricultural pest management in the northern part of Cyprus, subordinate to the comprehensive list of supplies requested in Annex II: Technical Specifications and any subsequent amendments—

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43300000 16000000

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