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Construction of bikeway on Starohájska Street, section: Rusovská cesta – Dolnozemská cesta
Name and seat of recipient:
Bratislava, Capital of the Slovak Republic, Primaciálne námestie 1, 814 99 Bratislava
Location of project execution:
Bratislava
Authorised expenses – total:
€ 284,227.39
Amount of non-repayable financial contribution provided:
€ 270,016.02
- European Regional Development Fund - EU funding via the Integrated Regional Operational Programme (IROP): € 142,113.69 (50 %)
- European Regional Development Fund - co-financed via the state budget: € 127,902.33 (45 %)
- Funding from the City of Bratislava: € 14,211.37 (5 %)
Execution period:
08/2018 – 09/2021
Description of project:
The primary objective of the project is to make cycling more popular and safer.
The subject of the project is the construction of a bikeway on Starohájska Street in the section of Rusovská cesta - Dolnozemská cesta, in line with STN 63 6100. The bikeway will connect two existing bikeways in Petržalka – the bikeway on Dolnozemská cesta with the bikeway on Rusovská cesta, along the Chorvátske rameno canal. It will be used by citizens and visitors to Bratislava for commuting to work, school, city centre, shopping centres, as well as for visiting relatives or national heritage sites. More about the project