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Lombardy earmarks €96 million for social housing and €1.34 million for deaf inclusion

The Lombardy regional government approved a €96 million package for three social‑housing programmes, allocating €48 million for public‑private property leasing, €35 million for the renovation of ALER‑owned districts and €13 million for projects run by third‑sector entities.

Separate funding streams were announced for the third sector: €49,186 will strengthen the management of the National Single Register for the Third Sector (Runts) in the Province of Lecco, and a €2 million grant scheme will support volunteer Fire‑brigade units in the same province, offering up to €50,000 per project for equipment, vehicles and facility upgrades.

The region also approved a €1.34 million programme to improve communication for people who are deaf or hard‑of‑hearing, extending services and technological tools throughout Lombardy.

In parallel, the Invest in Lombardy initiative attracted 81 foreign companies, projecting roughly 4,800 new jobs and €2.799 billion of capital investment. The 2026 budget also secured €2.27 billion from EU funds and €2.28 billion from state sources, with an additional €614 million earmarked for the regional health fund.

Entities: Elena Lucchini · Giacomo Zamperini · Guido Guidesi · Invest in Lombardy · Lombardy · Mauro Piazza · Nestlé · Region Lombardia · Regione Lombardia · Rockwool

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  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The Invest in Lombardy initiative attracted 81 foreign companies, projected to create about 4,800 jobs and €2.799 billion in investment. (Report from the Lombardy Development Department cited by Assessor Guido Guidesi.)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Lombardy approved €1.34 million for a two‑year programme to improve inclusion of deaf and hard‑of‑hearing people. (Project presented by Assessor Elena Lucchini.)
  • [● 2 SOURCES] Lombardy provided €49,186 to the Province of Lecco to enhance Runts management. (Regional announcement by Sub‑Secretary Mauro Piazza.)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Lombardy allocated €96 million for three social‑housing funding lines. (Regional decree published on 23 July 2026.)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Ecoistituto della Valle del Ticino won the regional call to co‑fund a documentation centre on Lombard emigration. (Regional competition results announced by the Lombardy government.)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] A €2 million regional grant was made available for volunteer fire brigades in Lecco province. (Regional council ordinance cited by Councilor Giacomo Zamperini.)
  • [● 2 SOURCES] The region allocated €49,186 to the Province of Lecco to strengthen Runts management. (246fa7a8-fb52-4cec-bc96-9450cebe06a4)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Lombardy approved €96 million for three social‑housing programmes, divided into €48 million, €35 million and €13 million allocations. (5a20eeb5-4d5f-4189-a48b-92aa19441a06)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] The region approved €1.34 million for a programme to improve communication for people who are deaf or hard‑of‑hearing. (17c6e8f1-83a9-4fb1-bb5f-5772472309b9)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Invest in Lombardy attracted 81 foreign companies, projected to create about 4,800 jobs and €2.799 billion of investment. (b33d73eb-9ea5-438f-9abb-3d531e68777c)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Lombardy secured €2.27 billion from EU funds and €2.28 billion from state funds for its 2026 budget. (88c1b900-6ca5-4b66-ad1e-9448081344ef)
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Lombardy launched a €2 million grant scheme for volunteer fire brigades in Lecco province, offering up to €50,000 per project. (f1333190-a1ec-4457-bea7-0a5e461c9e0c)