The Minister of Economy, Trade and Enterprise, Carlos Body, has advanced the tender for the first phase of the Viennese project, which will include the construction of some 150 housing units in Castile and León on a land belonging to the Bank Restructuring Asset Management Company (Sareb).
This is what he said, in statements collected by Europa Press, during an economic meeting organized by El Norte de Castilla in Valladolid, and at which, among other political authorities, the Minister of Economy was present and of Finance, Carlos Fernández Carriedo. In this forum, he explained that a first phase was submitted to a call for tenders which will involve the construction, throughout the country, of some 3,800 housing units and that “approximately 3 to 4 percent of these affordable housing units” during this first phase will be built in the Community.
During his speech, he also detailed the effects of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan in Castile and León. who received almost “4 billion” through the direct execution of the General Administration of the State, “around 2.3 billion” and the funds allocated to the Regional Government, “around 1.6 billion”.
“The plan in Castilla y León has more than 46,500 beneficiaries, 56 percent of them, more than the national average, are SMEs and microSMEs, thus contributing to this element of territorial cohesion and regional development,” he quantified.
The minister went on to say that Castilla y León benefited in “strategic” areas linked to the “double transition, climate and digital, with a point, with a very important vector of reindustrialization”. Thus, he mentioned that the LOSS for renewable energies finances projects in the Community worth 108 million and that industrial decarbonization has provided funds worth 24 million.
“There is also a very notable participation of the autonomous community in the LOSS of the electric vehicle, with more than 88 million. Cohesion and regional development, 61 million for the new care economy, 35 million from the LOSS of Vanguard Health. Also LOSS of Digitalization of the Water Cycle, with 17 million for the irrigating community In total, in terms of LOSS, Castilla y León benefits from more than 500 million from the Recovery Plan, which we undoubtedly hope will continue to increase. contribute to the transformation and modernization of the productive activity of the autonomous community”, he summarized.
