Ramallo encourages small councils to raise funds through the Provincial Council.
Date: 23/04/2024
The deputy recalled that the provincial institution develops its own urban and rural agenda, Casa
The City Council has promoted the development of the Urban Agenda of Lalín, within the framework of the Spanish Urban Agenda, as a pilot project of the Ministry of Transport, Mobility and Urban Agenda, with the aim of making our city council a benchmark for other municipalities with similar characteristics throughout the country.
The Spanish Urban Agenda is the reference that inspires the actions to be developed, so that they are coherent and sustainable, in accordance with the criteria established in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, in the New Urban Agenda of the United Nations and in the Urban Agenda for the European Union.
In order to build the future of Lalín that we all want, the collaboration and involvement of citizens is essential. To this purpose, a constant contact channel was set up through which citizens sent us their contributions, as well as a specific questionnaire focused on the Action Plan of the Urban Agenda of Lalín, which included the actions and projects that will allow us to move forward between now and 2030.
In addition, it will help us to obtain funding from other administrations to promote the development of Lalín. At the end of the road, we hope to build an active and lively municipality, in the privileged natural and scenic setting we enjoy.
Territorial planning and rational use of the land, its conservation and protection.
Avoid urban sprawl and revitalise the existing city.
Prevent and reduce the impacts of climate change and improve resilience.
Make sustainable management of resources and promote the circular economy.
Encourage proximity and sustainable mobility.
Promote social cohesion and seek equity.
Promote and foster the urban economy.
Ensure access to accommodation.
Lead and promote digital innovation.
Improve intervention tools and governance.
In this phase, the ideas, actions and projects that were later included in the Action Plan of the Lalín Urban Agenda were defined. These have different degrees of concreteness, given that the Action Plan has to be a living document, integrating from very advanced projects in terms of their definition or execution, to less defined proposals that can be opportunities for the future.
The Lalín Action Plan must be able to adapt to new circumstances that the future may bring. A Monitoring and Evaluation System based on indicators allows measuring the degree of implementation of the Action Plan and facilitates the adoption of corrective measures, if necessary.
This first phase developed a Strategic Diagnosis document that gathered the starting point of Lalín with respect to the strategic objectives set out in the Spanish Urban Agenda.
Taking the strategic objectives of the Spanish Urban Agenda as a reference, Lalín established its own challenges and priority objectives with the aim of laying the foundations for the future development and transformation of the municipality with a 2030 horizon.
The deputy recalled that the provincial institution develops its own urban and rural agenda, Casa
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LALÍN ORGANISES A SERIES OF INFORMATION SESSIONS ON THE URBAN AGENDA
NEXT Generation UE
NextGenerationEU is more than a recovery plan: it is a unique opportunity to emerge stronger from the pandemic, transform our economies and societies, and design a Europe that works for all.
On 21 July 2020, the European Council agreed on a temporary exceptional recovery instrument for an amount of €750 billion. The Recovery Fund ensures a coordinated European response with Member States to address the economic and social consequences of the pandemic.
Recovery and Resilience Facility
The Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (RRM) is the core of the Recovery Fund and is endowed with EUR 672.5 billion, of which EUR 360 billion will be in the form of loans and EUR 312.5 billion as non-refundable transfers.
It aims to support investment and reforms in Member States to achieve a sustainable and resilient recovery, while promoting the EU's green and digital priorities.
Spanish Urban Agenda
The Spanish Urban Agenda, taken into consideration by the Council of Ministers on 22 February 2019, is the roadmap that will set out the strategy and actions to be carried out until 2030 to make our towns and cities friendly, welcoming, healthy and aware areas of coexistence.
It provides tools so that all public and private actors involved in cities and seeking equitable, fair and sustainable development from their different fields of action can draw up their own Action Plans.