Bad weather. Local authorities can already compete to fund repairs
In a statement, the Ministry of Economics and Territorial Cohesion explains that applications for such support run until November 30 and are intended for “municipalities
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In a statement, the Ministry of Economics and Territorial Cohesion explains that applications for such support run until 30 November and are intended for “municipalities, parishes and intermunicipal entities located in the territories concerned”, in which the state of calamity has been declared. Local authorities can also use a credit line that “is being designed with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to finance the remaining 40% of the actual damage from storms”. According to Castro Almeida’s ministry, “the contribution of the State to be allocated to the municipalities (...) cannot exceed 60% of their total eligible costs”.
Furthermore, For such support, which is intended for public infrastructure and equipment, “the works of repair, reconstruction and replacement of the affected infrastructure and equipment are eligible, among others.”. The authorities affected by the storms can, as of Saturday, apply to the Municipal Emergency Fund (EMF) to finance up to 60% of the repair, reconstruction and replacement of public infrastructure and equipment, the Government announced. Local authorities can now run for funding for repairs.
In addition, The municipality received €761,000 from public support, which “is clearly insufficient”. The passage of the depression Kristin through Portuguese territory left a trail of destruction, caused five dead and several displaced.
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In a statement, the Ministry of Economics and Territorial Cohesion explains that applications for such support run until 30 November and are intended for “municipalities, parishes and intermunicipal entities located in the territories concerned”, in which the state of calamity has been declared.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesLocal authorities can also use a credit line that “is being designed with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to finance the remaining 40% of the actual damage from storms”.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAccording to Castro Almeida’s ministry, “the contribution of the State to be allocated to the municipalities (...) cannot exceed 60% of their total eligible costs”.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFor such support, which is intended for public infrastructure and equipment, “the works of repair, reconstruction and replacement of the affected infrastructure and equipment are eligible, among others.”.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe authorities affected by the storms can, as of Saturday, apply to the Municipal Emergency Fund (EMF) to finance up to 60% of the repair, reconstruction and replacement of public infrastructure and equipment, the Government announced.
reliability moderate2/4 sourcesLocal authorities can now run for funding for repairs.
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The municipality received €761,000 from public support, which “is clearly insufficient”.
according to Diário de NotíciasThe passage of the depression Kristin through Portuguese territory left a trail of destruction, caused five dead and several displaced.
according to Jornal Económico
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