en.Wedoany.com Reported - The Provincial Council of Huesca (Diputación Provincial de Huesca) has launched the "Provincial Special Revitalization Plan" totaling €20,010,271 to support investments in municipalities across the province. For the first time, the plan includes specific reserve funds for accessibility and energy efficiency, while retaining funds for municipal self-determined actions and a municipal road funding line.

The proposal will be submitted for approval at the plenary session this Friday. According to the proposed structure, the first funding line is allocated for municipal investments, amounting to €15,985,909.76; the second funding line allocates €4,024,361.30 for municipal roads, with a separate call to be launched in September.

Compared to previous editions, the main change is that the first funding line includes two specific reserve funds for the first time, targeting accessibility and energy efficiency projects, with each area receiving €1,598,590.98, aimed at ensuring all municipalities can advance related actions in these fields.

Eligible projects in the accessibility area include removing architectural barriers, renovating public spaces and buildings, and installing accessible urban furniture; in the energy sector, they cover updates to heating and air conditioning systems, insulation improvements, renewable energy facilities, and modernization of public lighting.

The remaining €12,788,727.80 of the first funding line is allocated for investments at the discretion of each municipal government, which can be used for works, equipment, land acquisition, and actions related to municipal housing. In terms of housing, the plan allows funds to be used for the acquisition, renovation, or construction of municipal housing, aimed at promoting population settlement and facilitating the arrival of new residents to the province's municipalities.

Once the funding call is finally approved, the Provincial Council expects to immediately launch assistance under the first funding line. After the action plan is determined, the body will advance 100% of the subsidy and adopt a simplified procedure, initially requiring only a descriptive report signed by the competent technical personnel.

The municipal road funding line will have a separate call in September. The Provincial Council is developing new allocation criteria that will consider the actual territorial conditions of each municipality, and these criteria are expected to particularly benefit municipalities with more agricultural and livestock activities.

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