Summary
- AGAMED, led by Torrevieja’s mayor Eduardo Dolón, emphasizes social responsibility and sustainable water management.
- The Social Fund, initiated in 2020, has grown from €107,418 to €308,093 in 2024.
- A total of 846 contracts were generated in the past year,benefiting various community members.
- AGAMED also plans to invest €1,753,729 in the “AGAMED Digital” project for better water cycle management.
- This initiative addresses urgent issues like drought, water quality, flooding, and smart consumption measurement.
AGAMED Reinforces Commitment to Water management and Social Policies in Torrevieja
In a recent meeting of AGAMED’s Board of Directors,chaired by Torrevieja Mayor Eduardo Dolón,a strong commitment to sustainable water management and social policies took center stage.The gathering, held in the entity’s headquarters this morning, underscored AGAMED’s ongoing efforts to enhance the efficient and responsible governance of water resources in the region.
Investment in Social Fund Grows Significantly
AGAMED reported considerable progress with its Social Fund,which began in 2020 with an initial budget of just €107,418.As of 2024, this fund has expanded to €308,093, showcasing a consistent increase aimed at supporting community development. In the past year alone, the fund has facilitated:
- A total of 846 contracts for local residents and businesses.
- Over 1,433,565 euros invested in social initiatives in the last five years.
- Beneficiaries include 3,559 contracts awarded amid adapting to urgent needs, especially during the COVID-19 crisis.
This social program reflects AGAMED and the Torrevieja City Council’s dedication to social policies, adapting continuously to meet the community’s evolving needs.
Introduction of “AGAMED digital” Project
In addition to its social initiatives, AGAMED presented the “AGAMED Digital” project, aimed at advancing the management of the water cycle in Torrevieja. This initiative has emerged as a response to the third call from the PERTE (Strategic Project for Economic recovery and Transformation) focused on the urban water cycle’s digitalization, launched by the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge.
Key Aspects of the “AGAMED Digital” Project
The total investment for this project amounts to €1,753,729, which will be complemented by €325,443 in local funds. The project encompasses over twenty proposals targeting:
- Enhancing efficiency in water management.
- Digitalization of the entire water cycle.
- Addressing drought emergencies and improving water quality surveillance.
- Developing strategies for flood responses and water regeneration.
- Implementing smart measurement techniques for domestic water consumption.
Conclusion
The initiatives laid out in this recent meeting not only highlight AGAMED’s proactive stance in enhancing water management but also showcase a broader commitment to social welfare in Torrevieja. As the challenges related to water scarcity and quality continue to grow, the implementation of such comprehensive strategies becomes crucial for sustaining community resilience.
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