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| And landscaping of green spaces in the urban area and districts | The repopulation carried out in the 'Red Roads' is part of the global project called 'Green Belt', whose next phase will be the works of execution of the final section of the Greenway, financed by the Camino de la Cruz Foundation The actions carried out are framed within the 'County Employment Councils', which pursue the dual objective of offering paid work to unemployed agricultural workers and conditioning urban areas This program to promote rural employment has a budget of 309,000 euros, financed by the State Employment Service (SEPE), the Regional Employment and Training Service (SEF) and the City Council of Caravaca de la Cruz The SEF's selection of the 46 workers of the agrarian regime gave priority to people from groups with special difficulties in accessing employment, such as victims of gender violence, people with disabilities, people over 45 years of age or long-term unemployed Within the objective promoted by the City Council of Caravaca de la Cruz to improve and regenerate public outdoor spaces for leisure, sports and recreation for the residents, a new action has been carried out consisting of the planting of more than 400 species, among trees and bushes, in the so-called 'Red Roads', which run alongside the town center, in the ravines of El Nevazo and San Jerónimo. "With this repopulation we ended the program to promote rural employment, which has worked for four months on pedestrian paths, roads, ravines and green spaces in the urban area and districts, thanks to the hiring of a total of 46 unemployed workers, of which 10 have been foremen and 10 agricultural laborers, "according to the Councilor for Works, Agriculture and Pedanías, José Antonio García, in the closing visit in which the Consistory thanked the work carried out by workers and technicians during these last four months. The councilor who directs the areas of Urbanism and Public Services, Mónica Sánchez, recalled "the priority of the local government team to revitalize degraded public areas and green spaces." "It has always been necessary, but the circumstances caused by the pandemic make us reinforce our objective and focus the limited resources we have on offering alternatives and promoting healthy outdoor habits," he explained. Councilor Mónica Sánchez explained that these actions are part of the global project called 'Green Belt', which will be carried out in different phases.
"The next step will be the works to execute the final section of the Vía Verde, financed by the Camino de la Cruz Foundation and which will allow a substantial improvement, by avoiding, through a footbridge and trails, the journey along the old Murcia highway to connect with the 'Red Roads'. The 'County Employment Councils' pursue the dual objective of offering paid work to agricultural workers outside of the work season and of preparing green urban areas. During the 'Employment County Councils' program, actions have been taken in the 'Red Roads' with the planting of trees, such as Aleppo pines or cypresses, and also shrubs and aromatic plants such as rosemary and lavender.
Clearing and gardening work has also been carried out to improve aesthetics and environmental value, with a special impact on different points of Barranda and Archivel and also including complementary actions in the other districts of the municipal term. 'County Employment Councils' This program to promote rural employment has had a budget of 309,000 euros, financed by the State Employment Service (SEPE), the Regional Employment and Training Service (SEF) and the Caravaca de la Cruz City Council.
The Consistory has been in charge of drafting and directing the different projects subject to the subsidy. The nearly fifty workers who have been part of the program for four months were selected by the Regional Employment and Training Service in accordance with the criteria set out in the bases of the subsidies, which have been to be registered in the municipality, to have contributed a minimum of 540 days in the Special Agrarian Regime or in the Special System for Employed Agricultural Workers of the Social Security. The selection was based on a priority criterion for people from groups with special difficulties in accessing employment, such as women victims of gender violence, people with disabilities, people over 45 years of age, the long-term unemployed and workers who had not been hired in the last year's call.
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Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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