MANAGEMENT

WHAT ARE GOOD PRACTICES?

The detection, analysis and transfer of Good Practices is the cornerstone of all Communication Strategies and an essential tool for public management and for progress in achieving the objectives of the EU Regional Policy.
The criteria to identify and select Good Practices for co-financed actions are those agreed by the Spanish Group of Information and Publicity Managers (GERIP). These criteria are as follows:

CRITERIA

  • Dissemination

    It has been disseminated to citizens and other public concerned in a suitable manner.

  • Innovation

    Its development method, the associated technology elements, the processes and tools for its implementation or the services provided to the population of the Cono Sur area show innovative features or are of an innovative nature.

  • Results

    The results arising from its implementation are in line with the programmed objectives. Both the added value resulting from the application of European funds and the impact caused are evaluated.

  • Effectiveness

    It has contributed to solving an issue or weakness detected in the Cono Sur area. Once identified, it has been dealt with, thus having a positive impact on the ISUD Strategy.

  • Coverage

    It has covered a high percentage of the target population: the inhabitants of the Cono Sur area and the municipality in general.

  • Horizontal scope

    It has been coherent with the horizontal criteria of equality and opportunities and non-discrimination, as well as with social responsibility and environmental sustainability.

  • Synergy

    It is linked to other public policies or instruments, potentially contributing to other funds and their objectives.

Good practices submitted:
GOOD PRACTICES
GP-01. Installation of solar photovoltaic panels in Primary Schools that did not have them in the Cono Sur area. Amount: €255,000.00
GP-02. Installation of an environmental quality sensor in the incentive (park-and-ride) public car park located on Paseo Físico Blas Cabrera Felipe. Amount: €39,230.00
GP-03. Construction of the seaside promenade between the neighbourhood of San Cristóbal and Hoya de La Plata. Amount: €1,331,666.00

GP-04. Construction of a lift between Paseo Físico Blas Cabrera Felipe and the hospital complex.
Amount: €552,500.00

GP-05. Construction and furnishing of a square, including a children’s play area, on the disused plot of land of the old San Roque water factory. Amount: €575,648.00
GP-07. Widening and renewal of pavements and installation of new signage on Paseo de San José. Amount: €339,999.00
GP-08. Rehabilitation and equipping of the old Rubalcava School and its surroundings for its subsequent use as a civic and municipal management centre. Amount: €1,445,000.00
GP-09. Regeneration and revamping of the existing path that connects the neighbourhoods of El Lasso and Pedro Hidalgo, including replanting and the construction of a viewpoint. Amount: €339,999.00
GP-10. Rehabilitation and equipping of the former Carlos Navarro School for the relocation of the Universidad Popular organisation. Amount: €811,737.00
Total ERDF support: €6,200,780.00 - 41%

Relevant documentation

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