The investment in the Ribera will be distributed among 97 centers, with grants ranging from €5,000 to €25,000 per center, to improve thermal conditions and address immediate needs.
Alzira leads the list of municipalities with the highest allocation, receiving €183,000 for twelve centers. Notable grants include €25,000 for the Escola Oficial d’Idiomes, €23,000 for CIPFP Luis Suner, and €18,000 for IES Rei en Jaume.
In Ribera Alta, Carcaixent totals €65,000, with significant allocations for the IES Arabista Ribera (€22,500) and the Conservatori Mestre Vert (€18,500). Carlet exceeds €68,000, with €24,000 for the IES Eduardo Primo and €15,000 for the IES 9 d’Octubre.
Algemesí receives nearly €60,000 for its two institutes: the IES Sant Vicent Ferrer (€19,500) and the Bernat Guinovart (€17,000). Other municipalities like Montserrat (€31,000), l’Alcúdia (€27,500), and Alberic (€23,500) also receive substantial amounts.
Smaller municipalities will receive grants between €5,000 and €9,500. Among them are Manuel and Senyera (€10,000), Llombai (€9,000), and Rafelguaraf (€6,000).
In Ribera Baixa, Sueca will allocate €25,000 to the IES Joan Fuster, totaling over €53,500. Cullera receives more than €68,000 for its institutes and conservatory, while Almussafes reaches €38,500.
The Conselleria has indicated that the work must be completed before October 2026, with a possible extension until March 2027 if structural adaptations are required.
