LatviaPublished: 11 October 2026 at 22:57

Riga to hold seminars on municipal co-funding for building renovation and land plot improvement

Two informational seminars will take place in Riga at the end of October. They will cover city co-funding programmes for renovating buildings and improving land plots.

Two informational seminars for residents will be held in Riga at the end of October. They will cover the Riga city municipality's co-funding programmes for renovating houses and improving land plots. At the seminars, residents can learn what support the municipality offers in these areas.

The upcoming events were announced by Ineta Miglāne, a project coordinator at the municipality's External Communications Department.

The source report does not give exact dates, venues, registration procedures, programme conditions or funding amounts. This information is not yet available.

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