The Seville City Council exceeds 560 million in social policies over three years
Mayor José Luis Sanz visits the III Fair of Social Organisations 'Sevilla, Ciudad Comprometida'. The City Council highlights that in 2026 the city has the largest social budget in its history, with 227.16 million euros.
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The Seville City Council has allocated more than 560 million euros to social policies in the last three years, according to the Consistorio. For 2026, the city has the largest social budget in its history, with 227.16 million euros.
The fair and the associative fabric
The mayor, José Luis Sanz, has visited the III Feria de Entidades Sociales 'Sevilla, Ciudad Comprometida', where he highlighted the work of the city's associative fabric. The mayor links that work to the municipal commitment to social policies.
What the event means
The fair brings together social entities from Seville in its third edition. The City Council frames the meeting within its social action and its support for the local associative movement.
Figures from the Consistorio
The City Council puts the accumulated social spending over three years at more than 560 million euros and the allocation planned for 2026 at 227.16 million, which it presents as the highest to date.