Herman Ottó Institute Nonprofit Ltd., the coordinator of the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project, organised a roundtable discussion on 20 September 2023 to discuss the experiences and current challenges related to the revision of air quality plans for the municipalities involved in the project, and in some cases, the air quality zones

The latest short film by HungAIRy Eco-management Office in Miskolc draws attention to the ban on burning and its harmful effects. The short film is based on the poem LÁNG (flame) by Árpád Tóth. Performed by: Tibor Osváth, actor of the Miskolc National Theatre.

On 2 March 2023, Zita Ferenczi, air chemistry expert from the National Meteorological Service, presented the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project’s efforts in modelling the impact of air quality measures at the ATMOSYS workshop in Rome, Italy.

The Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises re-organised its long-running air pollution control conference to mark World Environment Day. On 7 June 2023, Barbara Bezegh presented the achievements of the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project to a professional audience.

Countries in the Central European region face similar air pollution problems, making international exchange of experience key to the successful implementation of LIFE Integrated Projects (IPs) co-funded by the European Union to improve air quality.

Mayor Ádám Mirkóczi highlighted the importance of a new community cycling system for Eger, noting that it brings a much-needed environmentally conscious transport option to the city.

Pruning is the most common spring gardening chore and often results in garden waste that many people are unsure how to handle. The municipality of Miskolc assists residents by distributing compost frames for free as part of the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project.

Thanks to the cooperation between the University of Miskolc and the Miskolc County Municipality, anyone can check the air quality. On the pmmonitoring.hu website, visitors can monitor current air quality data in different parts of Miskolc.

As there was previously no automatic air quality monitoring station in Békéscsaba, installation of a continuous monitoring station was one of the objectives of the HungAIRy LIFE integrated project to collect information on air quality.

The Association of Everyday Cultures conducted an online training, accredited by the Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture, on “Environment friendly management in practice” for agricultural consultants and eco-managers on 25 February 2022.