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Canary Islands Development Fund: Assessing to Make Progress

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The decision to extend the Canary Islands Development Fund (Fdcan) for another decade, until 2037, opens a new stage in the Archipelago’s investment policy. After ten years of implementation and more than 2.6 billion euros mobilized, the overall balance sheet calls for recognition of its role as an instrument of economic boost, employment generation and infrastructure development. However, a rigorous evaluation of what is being done is required.
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The decision to extend the Canary Islands Development Fund (Fdcan) for another decade, until 2037, opens a new stage in the Archipelago’s investment policy. After ten years of implementation and more than 2.6 billion euros mobilized, the overall balance sheet calls for recognition of its role as an instrument of economic boost, employment generation and infrastructure development. However, a rigorous evaluation of what is being done is required.

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laprovincia.es broke the news on Sunday, May 3, 2026.
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