Nules launches project to promote recovery of abandoned agricultural plots

The new municipal program aims to strengthen citizen participation and collaboration with the agricultural sector.

Generic image of abandoned agricultural plots and others in the process of recovery in a Mediterranean landscape.
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Generic image of abandoned agricultural plots and others in the process of recovery in a Mediterranean landscape.

The Nules City Council has launched the Nules Participa program, an initiative that aims to boost citizen participation, especially in agricultural matters, and to promote the recovery of abandoned agricultural plots.

The Nules Participa project is born from the desire to foster collaboration spaces between the council, citizens, farmers, and various economic and social agents in Nules. The goal is for them to actively participate in identifying the locality's challenges and in building future proposals.
This initiative will be carried out through a participatory process combining surveys, workshops, sectoral roundtables, and training activities. This way, it seeks to understand firsthand the concerns, needs, and proposals of the population. "And one of the main focuses is agriculture, a fundamental sector in Nules", stated the Councilor for Agriculture, César Estañol.
Among the planned lines of work is the promotion of initiatives to favor the recovery of abandoned agricultural plots. To this end, a participatory process has been opened with a survey that can be completed before November 17th.
Nules Participa aims to be a tool for citizens to have a voice, contribute ideas, and participate in defining the actions the population needs. The program is organized by the Nules City Council through the Department of Agriculture, and counts on the collaboration of the Provincial Council of Castellón, and Prosembra Cooperativa.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Nules (09/11/2026)