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July 2, 2025

Award of two “green” prizes to the Municipality of Geroskipou.

 

The award ceremony of the Pancyprian prizes of the Cyprus Centre for Environmental Research and Education (CYCERE) for the Green Cities and Green Communities of Cyprus took place on 30 June 2025 at the Presidential Palace.

 

Two prizes were awarded to the Municipality of Geroskipou: the “Green City of Cyprus” prize for the project “Creation and upgrading of green spaces”, in the category “Green Areas – Urban Biodiversity”, and the “Green City of Cyprus” prize for the project “Actions to reduce plastic and strengthen recycling”, in the category “Waste management”.

 

Our Municipality was represented at the ceremony by Mayor Nikos Palios, the Chair of the Green and Environment Committee Georgia Christofi, the representative of “AKTIS” Anna Tselepou and the head of the Green Service Giorgos Stefanidis.

 

March 14, 2025 in Announcements

The Municipality of Geroskipou named a “Green City of Cyprus” with two Cyprus-wide environmental awards

The Municipality of Geroskipou is pleased to announce that it has been recognised by the Cyprus Centre for Environmental Research and Education (CYCERE).

Specifically, it will be awarded two prizes: the “Green City of Cyprus” award for the project “Creation and upgrading of green spaces” in the category “Green Areas – Urban Biodiversity”, and the “Green City of Cyprus” award for the project “Actions to reduce plastic and strengthen recycling” in the category “Waste Management”.

With this recognition, our Municipality is automatically included in the Network of Green Cities & Communities created by CYCERE.

The Municipality of Geroskipou is a local authority that is particularly conscious of environmental matters, and for this reason it will continue even more dynamically to undertake initiatives for the further greening of its area. It will also intensify its efforts to make recycling an integral part of the daily life of its residents.

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