The budgetary increase will strengthen the various projects developed within the Social Action Area and, according to Ibarretxe, will help address social challenges such as increasing attention to high vulnerability situations, intensifying protection programs for individuals and families, and promoting the municipal strategy against unwanted loneliness and social isolation.
Regarding the distribution of the Social Action budget by programs, the largest share is allocated to activities for Elderly People (45%), followed by Social Insertion (21%), Basic Social Action (15%), Minors, Family, and Disability (11%), Emergency Accommodations (5%), and General Services (3%).
