According to the municipality, a new project is set to enhance the accessibility of social housing for the most vulnerable groups in the city. The initiative aims to support large families and individuals with physical, mental, intellectual, or visual disabilities by providing them with appropriate living conditions. This is part of a broader strategy to ensure that all residents have access to safe and suitable housing options.

The project plans to acquire a total of 12 apartments, consisting of five one-bedroom units and seven three-bedroom units, which will be located in multi-apartment buildings equipped with all necessary infrastructure. Notably, all the apartments will meet at least a 'C' energy efficiency class, indicating a commitment to sustainability and energy conservation. This aspect is particularly important as it aligns with global standards for reducing the carbon footprint and ensuring environmentally friendly living spaces.

The implications of this project extend beyond merely providing housing, as it represents a significant step towards social inclusion for marginalized groups. By focusing on accommodating large families and individuals with disabilities, the municipality is working towards eliminating barriers that prevent these individuals from having equitable access to housing. This approach not only improves the quality of life for those directly affected but also fosters a more inclusive community overall.