The WiFi4EU initiative promotes free access to Wi-Fi connectivity for citizens in public spaces including parks, squares, public buildings, libraries, health centres and museums in municipalities throughout Europe.
When a call is open, the WiFi4EU initiative provides municipalities with the opportunity to apply for vouchers to the value €15,000. The vouchers are used to install Wi-Fi equipment in public spaces that are not already equipped with a free Wi-Fi hotspot.
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- 23 September 2022
The municipality of Patmos (Greece), located in the southern Aegean Sea and famous for the vision of John as found in the Book of Revelation of the New Testament, is one of the proud winners of the second WiFi4EU call.
- News article
- 08 September 2022
After several trials, the municipality of Candelaria, in the Spanish island of Tenerife, won a WiFi4EU voucher in the fourth and last call of the project.
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- 30 August 2022
Bouillante and Gourbeyre, two towns situated in the Caribbean Sea in Guadeloupe (France) have successfully implemented the WiFi4EU initiative. They are examples of how the project has had an impact also in the outermost regions of Europe.
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- 20 July 2022
Digital transformation is a key goal of the municipality of Lanusei in Sardinia, Italy and providing free Wi-Fi connection is part of a broader vision to capitalise on the area’s potential.
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