The Radom Municipality is assigned in the project to acquire necessary land to implement adaptation measures in 3 locations: by Cerekwianka River along Solidarności Street, Potok Północny between the railway tracks and Olsztyńska Street and by Mleczna River at Sucha Street above the Borki Reservoir.
ART COMPETITION called „EFFECTS of CLIMATE CHANGE " for Radom schools` pupils including PRIMARY CLASSES IV-VIII and SECONDARY SCHOOLS on the WATER DAY on 22 MARCH.
For the fourth time we welcome Radom public schools` pupils to participate in the art competition related to water and climate change issues. Interesting prizes await. The organizer of the competition is a municipality of Radom in the framework of the project LIFE14CCA/PL/000101 „Adaptation to climate change through sustainable management of water in the urban area of Radom” co-financed by the EU LIFE programme and the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Warsaw.
A drain of water from the Borki reservoir is currently under way. It is an introduction to a large investment carried out in the framework of the LIFE project co-financed by the EU LIFE Financial Instrument and the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management.
By the Jagielloński Square vis a vis the Sun Gallery in Radom two demontrative „green bus stops” have been installed as a part of innovative solutions of blue and green infrastructure realized in the range of LIFE project in Radom.
As part of the project implementation concerning the task D1 - 'Monitoring of climatic conditions and surface runoff in the area of implementation of investment activities', three weather devices (weather stations) were purchased and installed by the Co-beneficiary - Municipal Waterworks in Radom.
10 students from Radom primary and junior high schools were awarded in the 3rd edition of the competition organized annually on the Water Day on 22nd March as part of the LIFE14CCA / PL / 000101 project – ‘Adaptation to climate change through sustainable water management in the urban space of Radom’, co-financed by the LIFE Programme and National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management in Warsaw.
