SANTA CRUZ DE TENERIFE, Jan. 27 (EUROPA PRESS) –
The Government Council of the Canary Islands approved this Thursday a multiannual expenditure of 3.6 million euros for the appointment of interim officials who will be assigned to the provisional administrative units of the General Directorate of Planning and Budget that manage the funds from the European instrument of recovery called Next Generation EU.
The hiring of personnel will be for three years, according to the following distribution: 1.18 million in 2022; 1.20 million in 2023 and 1.22 million in 2024 and the Government agreement will allow the appointment of 30 workers.
The provisional administrative units were created by virtue of Law 4/2021 approved by the Canarian Executive for administrative streamlining and the planning, management and control of Next Generation EU funds.
In accordance with the norm, the general directorates of Planning and Budget; of Public Function and the General Intervention are the three bodies to which the new provisional units are attached.
Specifically, the following have been created in the General Directorate of Planning: the Personnel Costs Sub-directorate, the European Funds Management Sub-directorate, the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism Sub-directorate and the Budgetary Relations with the European Union Sub-directorate.
The total number of interim officials to be appointed to cover all provisional units amounts to 95.
The units are the Public Employment Planning and Rationalization Subdirectorate and the Public Employment Selection and Provision Subdirectorate, in Public Service; and the Coordination Subdirectorate for the control of funds of the Recovery and Resilience Plan and the Coordination Subdirectorate for the provision of information, in the General Intervention.
