As Fuerteventura continues to attract investors, the Cabildo of Fuerteventura has completed the successful Employment Plan ‘El Cabildo Actúa.’ Over the past twelve months, this initiative has enhanced facilities at forty educational centers across the island while simultaneously providing employment for 37 individuals who were previously unemployed.
The plan focused on undertaking minor repair work and improvements to existing educational infrastructures. It responded effectively to the specific needs identified by the centers themselves, reinforcing the island’s commitment to education and social welfare.
Significant improvements included roof waterproofing and repairs, painting and conditioning of facilities, refurbishment of walls and facades, and enhancements to accessibility features such as fences and ramps.
The project, backed by an investment of over one million euros, was co-financed through the Cabildo’s own budget and the Canary Islands Development Fund (FDCAN). The president of the Fuerteventura Cabildo, along with other officials, expressed pride in the outcomes of the plan, emphasizing its positive impact as highlighted by educational staff, students, and families alike.
Nuria Cabrera, the Minister of Employment Promotion, indicated plans for another edition of the ‘El Cabildo Actúa’ initiative next year, citing its success and the quality of work delivered by the participating personnel. Additionally, the collaboration between local town councils and the coordination with the Departments of Education and Employment within both the Cabildo and the Government of the Canary Islands were underscored as vital components of the project’s success.
The event was attended by local government officials, including Érica García and Lucía Darriba, who oversee development and employment in Puerto del Rosario and Pájara, respectively.
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Curated by Fuerteventura Times Real Estate Desk.
