Spain is advancing its circular economy agenda in 2026 via regional projects in Rubí, Castilla-La Mancha, and Asturias that focus on business support, bio-waste management, and social innovation.
Spain is advancing its circular economy agenda in 2026 via regional projects in Rubí, Castilla-La Mancha, and Asturias that focus on business support, bio-waste management, and social innovation.
Key Spanish regions are advancing economic development via maritime leadership, circular economy initiatives in Madrid markets, and a new economic data portal.
Spanish regional governments call for greater involvement in EU cohesion policy negotiations and protection of cohesion funds within the new European budget.
Galicia advances local market modernization and industrial projects while facing wage policy criticisms and industry challenges, striving for economic revitalization in 2026.
Spain enhances its circular economy efforts via a €1.884 billion national action plan and Rubí's expanding business network fostering innovation and sustainability.
Spain's Finance Ministry has introduced a new regional financing model designed to promote equity, fiscal responsibility, and increased funding across autonomous communities by 2027.
'Adelante Digitalización' in Castilla-La Mancha extends application deadline to January 21, supporting over 700 SME projects with 3 million euros to boost digital transformation and innovation in the region.
Spain’s government has proposed a new autonomous financing model increasing regional funds by €21 billion by 2027, triggering sharp political divisions over fairness and the role of Catalonia.
The Spanish Government's regional funding reform aims to address disparities but faces opposition over fairness and political negotiations, particularly from Murcia and PP leaders.
Murcia's business sector led Spain with a 17.7% increase in R&D investment in 2024, setting a historic record and highlighting effective regional innovation policies.
Spain's political parties PSOE and PP engage in heated debate over the new autonomous financing model that promises nearly €21 billion in additional regional funding but faces opposition and political reproaches.
Spain's Finance Ministry prepares to debate a new, more equitable autonomous financing model amid political opposition and regional concerns.
Regional leaders from Aragón and Valencia strongly oppose the new Sánchez-Junqueras financing deal favoring Catalonia, calling for urgent political dialogue and equitable funding reforms.
Zaragoza allocates nearly €30 million in 2026 to support SMEs, self-employed workers, and Smart City projects, boosting local economic and technological development.
Cantabria unveils its Plan de Ordenación del Territorio after two decades, introducing a comprehensive roadmap for the region's urban development.
Cantabria's President Buruaga calls for political unity and highlights significant regional progress and future investments in her Christmas message.
Spain advances regional football infrastructure with the 60th anniversary of Madrid's Ernesto Cotorruelo complex and approval of new sports projects in Narón.
Castilla-La Mancha launches a €15.8 billion pact with 531 measures to drive sustainable economic and social transformation by 2030.
In 2025, Spanish regions such as Lleida and Castilla-La Mancha are allocating millions in aid to support local sports entities, athletes, and events, emphasizing growth, inclusivity, and elite competition.
Galicia and Northern Portugal advance social economy development through cross-border accelerator programs and local economic agendas promoting social entrepreneurship and inclusive growth.
The Extremadura government and CIEM intensify collaboration to support over 23,000 businesses, focusing on infrastructure, taxation, and SME growth strategies.
Foundation Impulsa establishes a strategic Hub in the Balearic Islands to promote a circular economy, focusing on sustainable tourism and business collaboration.
Andalusian government allocates €14.4 million to boost business ventures in Cádiz, Córdoba, and Sevilla, supporting major projects with a total investment of €27.7 million.
Catalonia lauds the EU's decision to maintain fishing days and calls for a new EU fisheries policy more favorable to the Mediterranean region.
Spanish officials emphasize the need for decentralized EU cohesion funds and sufficient regional support amid ongoing policy discussions.
Barcelona’s City Council invests €2.25 million in 199 projects to bolster local businesses and employment through its 'Impulsem el que fas' subsidy program.
Spain’s 2025 economy is marked by regional growth disparities and urgent efforts to secure crucial EU Next Generation funds to sustain economic resilience.
Spain is set to present a new law aiming to boost the rural economy by strengthening cooperatives and social enterprises, focusing on depopulated areas and vulnerable groups.
PSOE's candidate Miguel Ángel Gallardo presents a comprehensive program targeting healthcare, equality, youth opportunities, and economic transformation for Extremadura's 2025 elections.
Regional governments in Galicia and Sevilla provide targeted financial aid to support local sports clubs and school sports activities in 2025.
Capgemini promotes technological centers in smaller towns to foster economic growth, retain talent, and support Spain's defense innovation.
Castilla-La Mancha's government urges a new funding formula to address long-standing underfunding and strengthen regional governance.
Spain leads Europe with 21 smart cities, driven by IoT innovation and regional cooperation, while the Canary Islands emerge as a sustainable development model recognized by the UN.
Castilla-La Mancha boosts rural development with increased LEADER aid while Morón's PP lodges improvement proposals to Madrid focusing on transport, economy, and heritage preservation.
Recent incidents and initiatives in Burgos and Salamanca highlight local governance challenges, public safety, business struggles, and infrastructure investments in Castilla y León.
Comprehensive financial and strategic programs in Valencia and Aragón are advancing entrepreneurship and social economy sectors with funding, support plans, and visibility efforts.
The Basque Country and Zamora regions receive substantial government funding to strengthen social economy initiatives and boost employment in 2025.
Euskadi reports over €4 billion impact from recovery funds focusing on sustainability and digitalization, while Valencia invests €4.5 million in ITENE to drive innovation in circular economy and logistics.
Aragón's president calls for greater government investment in energy infrastructure to sustain €50 billion data center investments and advance the region's digital economy.
Andalucía continues to lag behind Spain’s electromobility targets with low electric vehicle adoption and inadequate charging infrastructure, despite government incentives.