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Three ordinances approved by the Madeira Regional Government increase the overall amount of programme-contracts with continuing care institutions, adjusting the values to the revised daily rate per user.
The Autonomous Region of Madeira and the Municipality of São Vicente have amended the programme contract for the recovery of infrastructure damaged by the 2020 storm, extending its validity and adjusting the funding.
Ordinance No. 311/2026 changes the funding schedule for the creation of new continuing care inpatient units, with a total value of 4.2 million euros.
The Government Council approved the regulatory decree defining the organic structure and competencies of the Regional Directorate of Environment and Sea.
The Regional Government approved financial support of 843,636 euros for eleven partner entities to ensure the continuity of the Food Emergency Programme (PEARAM) during 2026.
The Council of the Government approved the draft decree defining the structure of the Regional Civil Engineering Laboratory.
A rectification statement published in the Official Journal corrects the signature of the Head of the Office of the Regional Secretariat for Tourism and Culture on a previous notice.
Two civil society entities will each receive financial support of 10,000 euros through programme contracts signed with the Regional Government.
The Foco de Imagem Cultural Association will receive financial support to produce and film a movie portraying socio-cultural experiences from the year 2000.
The Regional Secretariat for Education, Science and Technology has authorized the renewal or maintenance of the service commissions for administrative services coordinators in four schools in the Region, ensuring management continuity.
The Madeira Regional Sailing Association will organize two nautical events in September and October, with regional financial support that can reach 76,250 euros.
The Regional Government Council approved a change to the public tender program for the acquisition of controlled-cost housing units in Santa Cruz and extended the deadline for submitting proposals.