Local official Haseloff advocates for restructuring within Mansfeld-Südharz region.
In the Mansfeld-South Harz district of Germany, three separate structural change projects have been announced, each with its unique focus. One of these projects, the STARK project "StrWanP" in Eisleben, does not involve funding for a daycare center, municipal swimming pool, or building redesign as earlier mentioned.
The primary aim of the STARK project "StrWanP" is to create personnel capacity for structural change projects and promote climate-friendly mobility. Around 259,000 euros from the federal STARK program will fund a position in Eisleben to support these initiatives. The project also includes the development of tourist infrastructure at the Helfta Royal Palace site.
A different project, the "Strengthening Industry - Protecting Families," includes future-oriented and climate-neutral design for the "Bummi" daycare center in Mansfeld. Plans for the "Bummi" daycare center include expansion through a new building for the former "Pfeifermühle" meeting center. Modernization measures at the municipal swimming pool are also part of this project. The "Strengthening Industry - Protecting Families" project in Mansfeld received around 5.1 million euros.
The overall "Green District Heating" project in Hettstedt aims to largely decarbonize and future-proof the existing district heating system. The first phase of this project received around 3 million euros. The second planned project phase will enable geothermal utilization and storage. Unfortunately, the STARK project "StrWanP" in Eisleben does not seem to be directly related to the "Strengthening Industry - Protecting Families" or "Green District Heating" projects mentioned earlier.
Minister President Dr. Reiner Haseloff presented these structural change projects, but the STARK project "StrWanP" in Eisleben does not appear to be a part of the three projects he presented. The name of the person to be supported within the STARK project "StrWanP" in Eisleben is not specified in the available information.
These projects underscore the district's commitment to sustainable development, climate-neutral design, and the promotion of tourism while supporting structural change initiatives. Each project will play a crucial role in shaping the future of the Mansfeld-South Harz district.
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