€18.4 Million Allocated for Care of 232 Minors
Andalusia will invest €18.4 million to care for 232 unaccompanied foreign minors. Discover the cost per placement.
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The Andalusian Regional Government has formalized contracts totaling €18.4 million to secure 232 placements for unaccompanied foreign minors, with a monthly cost per minor averaging around €3,300.
## Cost of Care for Foreign Minors
The Andalusian administration has allocated a considerable sum, **€18.4 million**, to the care of **232 unaccompanied foreign minors**. These funds are distributed across three specific contracts covering placements in the provinces of **Cádiz**, **Córdoba**, and **Seville**. The objective is to guarantee an adequate environment and services for these young people during their stay.
## Investment Breakdown by Province
In **Cádiz**, the investment amounts to **€9,352,231.80** for **112 placements**. **Córdoba** receives **€1,813,888.98** for **24 placements**. Meanwhile, **Seville** benefits from **€7,297,942.58** earmarked for **96 placements**. These contracts are part of a larger tender covering a total of **440 placements** distributed in six lots.
## Daily and Monthly Expenditure Per Minor
The average cost per minor attended ranges around **€109 daily**, which translates to approximately **€3,300 monthly** per placement. Figures vary slightly between awards. In Cádiz, the monthly cost per placement is **€3,479.25**, while in Córdoba it stands at **€3,149.11** and in Seville at **€3,167.51**.
## Cost of Care for Foreign Minors
The Andalusian administration has allocated a considerable sum, **€18.4 million**, to the care of **232 unaccompanied foreign minors**. These funds are distributed across three specific contracts covering placements in the provinces of **Cádiz**, **Córdoba**, and **Seville**. The objective is to guarantee an adequate environment and services for these young people during their stay.
## Investment Breakdown by Province
In **Cádiz**, the investment amounts to **€9,352,231.80** for **112 placements**. **Córdoba** receives **€1,813,888.98** for **24 placements**. Meanwhile, **Seville** benefits from **€7,297,942.58** earmarked for **96 placements**. These contracts are part of a larger tender covering a total of **440 placements** distributed in six lots.
## Daily and Monthly Expenditure Per Minor
The average cost per minor attended ranges around **€109 daily**, which translates to approximately **€3,300 monthly** per placement. Figures vary slightly between awards. In Cádiz, the monthly cost per placement is **€3,479.25**, while in Córdoba it stands at **€3,149.11** and in Seville at **€3,167.51**.
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