Villarrobledo Embarks on Major Urban Modernization with €12 Million EDIL Plan Investment
Villarrobledo will invest €12 million in urban modernization projects under the EDIL plan, targeting infrastructure, cultural facilities, and neighborhood integration.
- • Villarrobledo receives €9.1 million from European funds under the EDIL plan.
- • Total investment reaches approximately €12 million with local contributions.
- • Projects aim to modernize infrastructure and integrate neighborhoods.
- • Key initiatives include cycling ring, athletic track repairs, museums, and a 24-hour library.
Key details
Villarrobledo is set to launch 25 urban modernization projects funded by the European Development and Infrastructure Loan (EDIL) plan, receiving €9,117,092 in European funds. The total investment for these initiatives is approximately €12 million, with the local municipality contributing about €1.7 million. Amalia Gutiérrez, Villarrobledo’s councilor for economy and finance, highlighted the significance of this funding, describing it as the largest assistance in the city's history.
The projects focus on revitalizing the city and integrating its neighborhoods, addressing inequalities between peripheral areas and the city center. Key infrastructure upgrades include completing a cycling ring, repairing the athletic track, and enhancing the water supply network in various neighborhoods. Cultural investments also feature prominently, with plans for two new museums and a 24-hour library.
Beyond cultural and infrastructure projects, improvements in public transportation and park renovations are underway, including enhancements to San Isidro Park and other community green spaces. This comprehensive approach aims to modernize Villarrobledo’s urban fabric and improve residents' quality of life, balancing development across all city districts.