“PAMUS Improvement of the connection of interurban spaces in smooth modes Miscellaneous works in Mirandela Walks and Walks (Q2895348): Difference between revisions
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143,729.0 Euro
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85.0 percent
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Revision as of 20:53, 21 October 2021
Project Q2895348 in Portugal
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | “PAMUS Improvement of the connection of interurban spaces in smooth modes Miscellaneous works in Mirandela Walks and Walks |
Project Q2895348 in Portugal |
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122,170.0 Euro
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143,729.0 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 July 2016
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26 April 2017
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MUNICÍPIO DE MIRANDELA
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Q3000043 (Deleted Item)
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41°28'41.02"N, 7°10'48.47"W
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Esta candidatura consiste na construção vias pedonais na Cidade de Mirandela que possam ser utilizadas pela população nas suas deslocações diárias, no acesso ao emprego. Esta intervenção tem como objetivos principais a eliminação de pontos de acumulação de acidentes de peões na cidade. (Portuguese)
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This application consists of the construction of pedestrian roads in the city of Mirandela that can be used by the population in their daily journeys, in access to employment. This intervention has as its main objectives the elimination of points of accumulation of pedestrian accidents in the city. (English)
8 July 2021
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Mirandela, Mirandela
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Identifiers
NORTE-05-1406-FEDER-000010
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