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The European Commission has awarded the first phase of aid of 15,000 euros to install free Wi-Fi points in different public places in several municipalities in Europe and Jumilla, which was presented to the call at the time, has been one of the chosen.
"After this first award, the Jumilla City Council will sign the grant agreement with the Executive Agency for Innovation and Networks (INEA), responsible for the implementation of the WiFi4EU program, once this is done, a company can be hired to install the points access, which will be free and will be active for at least three years.The networks financed through the initiative WiFi4EU will be free, will not contain advertising and they can not collect personal data, according to the rules of the call, "he said. the councilor of New Technologies, Alfonso Pulido.
Announced by the president of the Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, in his speech on the state of the Union in September 2016, the WiFi4EU initiative is part of the ambitious revision of the EU regulations on telecommunications, which includes new measures for respond to the growing connectivity needs of Europeans and boost the competitiveness of the Union.
The first Wi-Fi4EU call for proposals, which was launched on November 7 and lasted until November 9, was very successful, as more than 13,000 applications were received from all participating countries, including Jumilla.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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