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Our 2020 Beneficiaries (excluding Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps R 3) Beesmart Child Care Centre & Kindergarten Bishop's Conservatory Secondary School De La Salle College, Malta - Senior School Gozo College Rabat Primary Maria Regina College SPB Primary Maria Regina College, Naxxar Middle School Secretariat for Catholic Education KA 101 SMC Verdala St Albert the Great College St Theresa College, Lija-Balzan-Iklin Primary St Benedict College - OCP St Joseph, Mater Boni Consilii Paola St Nicholas College Rabat Middle School The Archbishop's Seminary Zejtun Primary A Dental Association of Malta Esplora Interactive Science Centre Ghaqda Kazini tal-Banda ITS Erasmus+ Malta Environmental Health Officers Association Malta Tourism Authority KA 102 MCAST Ministry for Health MITA Nature Trust NCFHE Planning Authority ITS MCAST KA 103 St. Martin's Institute UOM Inspire - Eden and Razzett Foundation KA 104 Jobsplus B'kara Youth Group Changemakers Malta Creative Youth KA 105 Cross Culture International Foundation Ccif CSR Malta Association Fgura United F.C. G.F. Abela University Of Malta Junior College Genista Research Foundation International Alliance for Integration and Sustainability Isla Local Council Malta Erasmus+ Network MALTA LGBTIQ RIGHTS MOVEMENT Network for European Citizenship and Identity - NECI Prisms Russian Maltese Cultural Association TERRA DI MEZZO (TDM) 2000 MALTA Upbeat Music House YOUNG EUROPEAN FEDERALISTS (JEF MALTA) Youth For A United World Malta Youtheme Foundation Zghazagh Azzjoni Kattolika ITS KA 107 MCAST UOM DDLTS KA 201 Giovanni Curmi Higher Secondary School PRISMS Malta Business Foundation KA 202 Malta Stock Exchange Institute Ltd. MCAST Advenio E-Academy KA 203 MCAST UOM B&P Emerging Technologies Consultancy Lab Ltd KA 204 Friends of the Earth Malta AFRICAN MEDIA ASSOCIATION MALTA Foundation for Science and Technology KA 205 Karl Vella Foundation ZAK Malta Guardian Angel Resource Centre Sacred Heart College Senior School St Margaret College, Zabbar Primary B St Ignatius College Siggiewi Primary KA 229 St Joseph School, Blata l-Bajda St Clare College, San Miguel Primary Education Resource Centre St Francis School Cospicua Stella Maris / St Benild's Primary Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation KA 347 Local Council Association Ananda Marga Yoga Society Green House i-HELP ESC 11 INSPIRE - Eden and Razzett Foundation European Karl Vella Foundation Solidarity Corps MALTA CADETS CORPS ESC 13 Ċentru Tbexbix CSR Malta Association ESC 31 Creative Youth Daphne Caruana Galizia Foundation .

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Residential Property Transactions: April 2021
11 May 2021 | 1100 hrs | 087/2021 The number of fi nal deeds of sale relating to residential property during April 2021 amounted to 1,130, an increase of 540 deeds when compared to those registered a year earlier. In April 2021, 1,430 promise of sale agreements relating to residential property were registered, an increase of 1,161 agreements over the same period last year. Residential Property Transactions: April 2021 Cut-off date: Final Deeds of Sale 4 May 2021 In April 2021, the number of fi nal deeds of sale relating to residential property amounted to 1,130, an increase of 540 deeds when compared to those registered a year earlier (Table 1). The value of these deeds totalled €228.4 million, 91.6 per cent higher than the corresponding value recorded in April 2020 (Table 2). With regard to the region the property is situated in, the highest numbers of fi nal deeds of sale were recorded in the two regions of Mellieħa and St Paul’s Bay, and Ħaż-Żabbar, Xgħajra, Żejtun, Birżebbuġa, Marsaskala and Marsaxlokk, at 150 and 143 respectively. The lowest numbers of deeds were noted in the region of Cottonera, and the region of Mdina, Ħad-Dingli, Rabat, Mtarfa and Mġarr. In these regions, 13 and 32 deeds respectively were recorded (Table 3). Chart 1. Registered fi nal deeds of sale - monthly QXPEHURIUJLVWHUHGILQDOGHHGV - )0$0- - $621' - )0$0- - $621' - )0$ SHULRG Compiled by: Price Statistics Unit Contact us: National Statistics Offi ce, Lascaris, Valletta VLT 2000 1 T. +356 25997219, E. [email protected] https://twitter.com/NSOMALTA/ https://www.facebook.com/nsomalta/ Promise of Sale Agreements In April 2021, 1,430 promise of sale agreements relating to residential property were registered, an increase of 1,161 agreements over the same period last year (Table 4).
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Of the Maltese Islands (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)
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THE HIERARCHY of MALTESE TOWNS Andre Zammit
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