The Mancomunidad de Desarrollo Condado de Huelva is participating in the organization of a forum to be held on October 27th and 28th in Seville, as part of the European program Interreg Spain-Portugal (POCTEP). This initiative aims to strengthen cross-border cooperation and regional development.
Recently, the entity received a distinction from the Huelva Provincial Council during the 65th Grape Harvest Festival of La Palma del Condado. This recognition values the impact of the Tourism Sustainability Plan on the region's progress, underscoring its commitment to local development.
The Mancomunidad was visited by José María Mayo Luis, who learned firsthand about its extensive experience in managing employment and training programs. Concurrently, Adrián Moreno, manager of the Mancomunidad and the Wine Route, moderated wine tastings from the region at the specialized Vinoforum fair.
In the employment sector, 15 participants of the Mancomunidad's Employment and Training Program are continuing to expand their skills. This program, active until the end of 2027, offers 160 paid professional experiences to individuals facing greater difficulties in accessing employment, facilitating their entry into job opportunities linked to the energy transition.
The entity has acquired new equipment through the PSTD Litoral Condado de Huelva, adding to the beach cleaning machine already designated for the Palermian coast. These actions aim to enhance sustainability and services in the area.
The Wine Route of Condado de Huelva has been enhanced with new informative and identifying signage in the member municipalities, as part of the Sustainable Tourism Plan in Destinations. This initiative promotes sustainable mobility and cycle tourism.
The employment guidance service, provided by the Mancomunidad since 2003, assisted 3,509 people last year at its offices in La Palma del Condado and Moguer, demonstrating its commitment to employment.
A historic enclave has been revitalized with new accessible spaces, rest areas, and improved connection to the Guadiana River, as part of the Sustainable Tourism Plan in Destinations Litoral-Condado.
An agreement with the union representation has incorporated improvements in work-life balance, professional recognition, and work organization, resulting from dialogue between the entity and employee representatives.
The Mancomunidad de Desarrollo Condado de Huelva and the Moguer City Council have inaugurated a 1.7-kilometer trail, funded through the PSTD Litoral-Condado de Huelva, promoting the connection between the Condado and emblematic natural spaces.
