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Schleswig-Holstein Unveils €3.4 Billion Resilience Plan, Commits €1.3 Billion State Share

The government sets a five-year timetable to deploy debt-funded investments as a renovation drive with civil-protection upgrades.

Overview

  • The package totals €3.4 billion, including €2.1 billion for municipalities and €280 million for expansion of all-day schooling.
  • The state's €1.3 billion share underwrites a renovation offensive to fix critical infrastructure such as roads and bridges to restore the basis for growth.
  • A security program creates a population-protection center and upgrades the state fire school into an academy for civil protection and civil defense.
  • Climate and coastal protection spending targets dikes, Baltic Sea flood defenses and assets such as the Brunsbüttel pumping station, with the 2040 climate‑neutrality goal reaffirmed.
  • Hospitals and social services receive new support, including modernization funding, new swimming halls and 200 additional women’s‑shelter places, as Günther links the plan to rising geopolitical and weather risks.