Official Publication of Cooperation Agreement for Early Childhood Education Funding in La Oliva
Cooperation Agreement between the Canary Islands' Education Department and La Oliva Town Hall
Overview
The Canary Islands' government officially published a cooperation agreement between the Regional Education Department and the La Oliva town hall to manage non-competitive grants aimed at promoting early childhood education.
Signed on November 10, 2025, this agreement sets out how funds will be distributed to municipal and private early education centers to support families in accessing affordable preschool. The scheme, called 'Bono infantil,' aims to increase enrollment in municipal and authorized private kindergartensāimportant for working parents and community development.
Responsibilities and Oversight
The deal clarifies each party's responsibilities, including:
- Managing and distributing funds
- Processing applications
- Ensuring transparency
It also establishes mechanisms for oversight, including a joint monitoring committee, to evaluate progress and ensure proper use of resources.
Data Protection and Dispute Resolution
The agreement emphasizes safeguarding data and compliance with data protection laws, as well as procedures for resolving disputes.
Goals
The cooperation aims to:
- Make early childhood education more accessible
- Support local families
- Contribute to social cohesion across the Canary Islands.