Canary Islands’ Housing Institute Grants Disclosure – Q3 2025

Overview

The Canary Islands’ Housing Institute has published details of grants awarded outside the usual competitive process during the third quarter of 2025, in line with transparency laws. These grants, given without public tenders, include information about:

• the beneficiaries,
• the amount received,
• reasons for skipping the usual open application process.

This transparency effort aims to:

• keep the public informed about government aid,
• ensure accountability in how public funds are allocated.

Context and Rationale

While regular tenders promote equal opportunities for applicants, these non-competitive grants often address urgent or specific needs, such as social housing projects.

Importance for Stakeholders

For residents and stakeholders, knowing who benefits from these grants helps:

• reinforce trust in local government,
• clarify how public resources are used.

This publication reflects ongoing efforts to:

• improve transparency in public spending,
• especially in sectors like housing that directly impact communities.

Broader Commitment

The disclosures are part of Cuba’s broader commitment to open government, ensuring citizens can:

• track government aid,
• monitor decisions more easily.

Additional Information

The full details are available in the official annex published with the bulletin.