Support and development: rain of millions from the Region for agriculture, crafts, school and work
Funded relaunch projects for the Sardinian economy. Funds also against depopulation and for public works. Solinas: "Support for families and businesses in this delicate moment of crisis"
Over 210 million euros for the support and revitalization of the Sardinian economy. The Region has allocated them, with an ad hoc budget variation.
In detail, the resources (a total of 210,773,017 euros) will be allocated to the following areas:
- Agriculture (33 million euros)
- Crafts (18 million euros with the refinancing of Law 949)
- Labor (20 million euros for the integration of the Resisto Fund)
- Depopulation (60 million euros in the three-year period)
- Public works (44 million in the four-year period)
In addition, for the safety of school buildings an additional 3 million euros are allocated over the three-year period , additional resources destined for emergency interventions (1 million per year), while an additional 4 million euros per year are allocated for research (16 in the three-year period), which are added to the existing resources for the law on research.
Furthermore, the Region also participates in the co-financing of the “One Hundred Churches” program with almost 8 million euros.
For reclamation consortia, on the other hand, the integration of the contribution for the reduction of energy costs (15 million euros) is envisaged.
The resources allocated with the Dl will be divided into 132,284,792 euros in 2022, 32,710,000 in 2023, 39,331,000 in 2024 and 6,447,225 in 2025.
"We intervene with certain resources - comments the governor Christian Solinas - in the segments of the economy that most need support, aware of the difficulties dictated by the emergency phase we are experiencing".
"The needs have been acknowledged - adds Solinas - which gradually, in recent months, have manifested themselves with greater force and which will find further support in the other lines of financing and in the next measures being defined".
The president of the regional council also refers to the omnibus law , approved by the council which "has developed a program of financial support useful not only to stem the consequences of the crisis but also to continue to fuel investments and make our island attractive" .
"We are committed - concludes Solinas - in the important work of strengthening and supporting the economic and social apparatus, without neglecting the needs of the territories and communities and giving the necessary support to support families and businesses in one of the most delicate moments ".
(Unioneonline / lf)
