A green reform of the Development Planning Fund (DPF) will lead to more environmental and green projects in our localities, Minister for the Environment, Climate Change and Planning Aaron Farrugia said.
Following consultations, the Minister announced a number of changes to the DPF, with the aim of encouraging greener and more socially conscious planning projects by local councils, NGOs and third parties.
The salient changes are the following:
“These changes are part of a holistic overhaul of the concept of planning – shifting towards more intelligent planning and a greener vision for our localities,” Minister Farrugia said.
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