Stage of development: Implementation
Policy sector: Poverty reduction
Date outcomes contract signed: Mar 2025
Start date of service provision: May 2025
Max potential outcome payment: EUR 9.99m
Málaga No Caduca is a single project awarded through one public procurement procedure, divided into three lots, with three different social service providers:
• Lot 1 – Food security and nutritional improvement: collection and distribution of donated food and food surpluses to vulnerable beneficiaries, as well as referral of users to the different interventions.
• Lot 2 – Employment and social inclusion: personalised support aimed at improving beneficiaries’ employability and achieving sustainable employment outcomes.
• Lot 3 – Tackling unwanted loneliness: interventions aimed at strengthening social connections and helping beneficiaries overcome situations of unwanted loneliness.
Each contractor has its own objectives and outcome indicators, established in advance in the contract, and is responsible for achieving its specific results. At the same time, all three contractors are contractually required to work together in a coordinated manner.
Vulnerable people and families who are beneficiaries of the Málaga Food Bank (BANCOSOL), with different interventions depending on their needs.
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