Introducing cybersecurity and media literacy education from the early grades in Balatonalmádi's primary schools.

As digital devices become more common in schools, children's exposure to online risks keeps growing. Parents and teachers alike are calling for a structured cybersecurity program built into the curriculum — one that could serve as a model for other schools in the region, starting with those along Lake Balaton.

Csopak residents are proposing a community garden and child-friendly green space on an abandoned plot.

The abandoned municipal plot at the end of Füredi út could become a public garden. Residents are ready to maintain it through volunteer work; the municipality would only need to provide the basic infrastructure. The project would involve both young families and older residents of the town.

The Tihany municipality's online administration system is outdated, and many features don't work on mobile.

The office's web portal hasn't seen a meaningful update since 2015. Filling out online forms on a mobile device is nearly impossible, and there's no way to track the status of electronic submissions. A template-based solution for smaller municipalities could work well here, serving both peninsula residents and tourists.

Upgrading the regular farmers' market next to the Alsóörs marketplace with proper covered infrastructure.

Providing local farmers and craftspeople with a stable, covered market space would boost the local economy and community ties. The current open-air market is barely usable in wet weather, and a solution that works beyond the tourist season is needed.

Repeated incidents of disorderly conduct at night are undermining public safety in downtown Várpalota.

Both residents and hospitality workers report that fights and disturbances regularly break out on Friday and Saturday nights on Thuri György tér and Bajcsy-Zsilinszky utca. Increased police patrols and an upgraded camera system are needed to restore public order.

Waste keeps piling up illegally at an abandoned industrial site on the outskirts of Litér.

Along the Litér–Ősi connecting road, the amount of illegally dumped waste on this abandoned site has grown steadily over the past two years. Clearing and fencing off the area, and identifying those responsible, are needed to stop the environmental damage.