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The Director General of Family, Gender and Children, Laura Muñoz, and the mayor of Las Torres de Cotillas, Domingo Coronado, yesterday signed the first agreement of co-ordination between the region and local government to launch a business incubator for women (VEM) with their own premises provided by the City.
In this agreement will follow the Alhama de Murcia, Bullas and Torre Pacheco, whose facilities are already completed and operating in the initial phase of counseling.
Under construction are three in Yecla, Cartagena and Puerto Lumbreras.
The potential users of these seven nurseries were estimated at 285,971 women.
The project was launched in its initial phase, in 2008, when the director Joaquín Bascuñana opened the first facility.
The Business Incubator Cotillas Towers is located in a building of the Catholic Monarchs and street extension has a floor area of 626 square meters.
To date, 80 women have received training and advice there about the possibility of setting up companies.
According to the agreement, the selected users to stay in the nursery will enjoy one year, renewable for twelve months, the benefits offered by the facility, and consider that time as sufficient for their consolidation period as a company.
Interested women can apply for permission online and register as users of a virtual nursery link www.mujerempleo.es web page and download the application, duly completed, should be addressed to the Directorate General of Family, Gender and Children , and to be presented at the headquarters of the nurseries, local employment centers or at any single point of the regional administration.
In the two years he has opened this page have been received over 6,400 visits to inquiries, including requests.
The incubator program for women is a tool that the Department of Social Policy, Women and Immigration seeks to serve the creation and consolidation of women in collaboration with the Councils of the Region.
The operation of the EEV is based on close and continuous collaboration between the organization of the nursery, offering a full range of physical structures owned by municipal, regional support services and women entrepreneurs.
The aim is to foster the emergence of women entrepreneurs, to promote support measures to reduce risks and contribute to local development.
Incubators for women have been financed with funds from the previous ERDF Operational Programme 2000-2006, with the commitment of the beneficiaries of dedicating over a period of 15 years for the purpose for which they were constructed, namely, to advise and provide housing companies founded and run by women.
Source: CARM
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