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The Economic and Social Council of the Autonomous Region of Madeira has established new rules for allocating financial support to organizations within the Permanent Commission for Social Concertation.
The Economic and Social Council of the Autonomous Region of Madeira (CECS-RAM) has formalized, through Regulation no. 2/2026, the new regulatory framework governing the allocation of grants to organizations that make up the Permanent Commission for Social Concertation (CPCS).
This measure aims to strengthen social dialogue in the Region, ensuring that representative entities of workers and employers have the necessary means to carry out their functions, promoting social cohesion and sustainable economic development.
The annual procedure provides for the CPCS to deliberate on the amounts by June 30, with the values subsequently integrated into the budget proposal to be submitted to the Legislative Assembly of the Autonomous Region of Madeira. The regulation entered into force on the date of its approval, March 27, 2026.
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