The General Assembly of the Council approved the appointments. Carolina Punset As autonomous secretary of the Generalitat Presidency for European Union and Foreign Affairs. He is replaced by a new regional secretary. Joan CalabuigAs Consell’s vice-president and spokesperson Aitana Mas put it, he became the head of the Port Authority to “improve relations between the City Council and the port”.
Punset was a Presidential adviser and will assume a familiar responsibility these months, as he has been the Consell president’s trust for years on EU relations.
Other relays and OPE
The knock-on effect of the dismissal of Aurelio Martínez, head of the Valencia Port Authority, was also used to carry out other transitions, such as at the port of Castellón, where Rafael Simón Sancho left his post. Enrique Vidal Perez. On the other hand, the Ministry of Innovation appointed the former minister. Vicente Soler and Marco As president of the Social Council of the Valencia-University of General Labor.
In this transformation in public administrations, changes were also made in the boards of directors of public administrations. Motor Circuit and Sports Introduction, Where Isabel Castelló García leaves and enters Antonio is like this; In addition to the resignation of the President of the Chamber of Commerce, Jose Vicente Morata, Valencia Fair at his own request and as a Member of the Board of Societat Valenciana Alejandro Bermejo Fliquete.
Among the items approved at Consell’s general meeting, 2023 Public Employment Offer with 823 places, 328 of which will be under free opposition. Specifically, OPE is designing calls for 24 organs and scales of the Generalitat Administration. Notable among these are the 45 vacancies that were called to fill positions in the 65th position in the High Council of European Funds Administration or the High Technical Board of the General Administration. To these, 22 more vacancies will be added in the 2022 OPE in Computer Engineering.
The proposal is designed to meet the retirement layoff of a workforce held by the central government of 120%, up to the maximum replacement rate, ie the number of positions allowed to be called. priority sectors (social health services) and 100% in the rest. In this sense, the renewal rate allows for temporary employment plus 521 job calls, with an additional 20% added this year as an extraordinary measure to reduce the 176 Early Childhood Educator positions under the Transitional Order of Civil Service. The law regulates the situation of this group. On the other hand, a total of 10% (65) of the places are reserved for people with functional diversity.
TRAM works
As this newspaper announced, the executive awarded two contracts for Alicante TRAM. Tender for these works new link It will connect TRAM d’Alacant’s Luceros station to the existing ADIF station on Avenida de Salamanca in Alicante. The budget, which has an initial implementation period of 52 months, amounts to EUR 132,399,389.19 and will receive state aid.
New one Intermodal station will be underground and will have two floors, a lobby and platforms, and a surface level on the roof for accesses so that all planned infrastructure remains below the current level of the ADIF car park without changing the existing urban configuration. These new facilities were designed with four tracks and two central platforms. The connection of the new Intermodal station with Luceros was designed. A tunnel 70 meters long, It avoids impacting traffic on Avenida Salamanca, the existing ADIF station building and the protected green space.
On the other hand, Consell gave the green light to Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana (FGV) to start contracting the civil works. New viaducts on the Algar and Mascarat rivers Line 9 of TRAM d’Alacant (Benidorm-Dénia). The investment is 17,903,430,21 Euros and the initial implementation period is 14 months. With these two works, the work carried out in the Quisi valley in Benissa, allowing the construction of a variant parallel to the original bridge, will complete the modernization process of this line, as pointed out by the Generalitat Valenciana. .
Sustainability
Another point that has been approved is that of the 2030 Agenda, for which the executive has final document. Valencia City Agenda (AUV), Generalitat’s strategic text guiding urban, regional and housing policies for years to come. It was one of Botànic’s axes and can be referenced via the website of the Ministry of Regional Policy.
As you progress More“unlike similar tools developed in other regions, this Agenda was specifically sent to the 542 municipalities of the Community of Valencia to guide their actions and urban strategies, provide a catalog of solutions to their problems and create indicators by which municipalities can assess their situation with: respecting urban sustainability goals and improvement plans according to their current realities; and creating strategies”.
Specifically, the final document includes six thematic blocks, 52 operational objectives, and 208 lines of action to be developed through action plans towards more specific objectives. So the block urban economy It refers to urban areas for innovation and talent attraction, smart and sustainable tourism, new technologies and disruptive sectors, creativity and cultural industry, collaborative economy and corporate responsibility, among other aspects.
Inside region and city, Basically, it addresses the new relationship between different urban settlement systems, the momentum and regional balance in medium-sized cities, ecological and regional connectivity, natural and induced risks, including climate change, and sustainable urban and regional models.
block open Governance/Urban governance It deals with digital transition and administrative regulation and simplification, network governments, new financial instruments, citizen participation and administrative transparency.
Contents Urban quality and health They revolve around resilience and urban metabolism, food sovereignty, air and water quality and waste emissions, distributed energy and smart grids, green spaces and open spaces, and urban ecosystems.
in the dedicated block The right to the city and housing It deals with inclusive policies, neighborhood improvement, addressing public spaces, safety and social justice, and gender equality. next connected city It refers, among other things, to sustainable public transport, smart cities, mobility as a service, urban logistics and decarbonisation of transport.