Canary Islands Municipality Joins New Social Welfare Digital Platform
Published: July 4, 2025|education|Gobierno de Canarias
Tuineje Joins New Digital Platform SEGISS
Background
- On May 28, 2025, the municipality of Tuineje in the Canary Islands officially joined a new digital platform called SEGISS, replacing the older SIUSS system for social services management.
- This move is part of a broader agreement signed on November 25, 2024.
- The agreement was published in the Canary Islands Official Gazette on December 12, 2024.
- The agreement includes a four-year term.
Objectives and Benefits
- The main goal of adopting SEGISS is to streamline data exchange and improve service delivery in social welfare programs throughout the region.
- Tuineje's participation means the local government will assume responsibilities under EU data protection rules, ensuring personal data is handled securely.
This development is significant for residents benefiting from social services, as it promises more efficient communication between local authorities and central government agencies.
- The digital upgrade aims to:
- Enhance transparency,
- Improve responsiveness,
- Strengthen coordination in social welfare efforts across the Canary Islands.
Broader Context
- This initiative reflects efforts to modernize social welfare administration in Spain, aligning with EU regulations for data privacy and digital governance.