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Annexes Programme grid Project Target Nº. Location(s) Funding Budget Population Beneficiaries Institutions EmpLOYMENT AREA ACCEDER Programme. Roma population, 10.000 State-wide European Commission, 10.175.244,26 € Multi-Regional especially youth and European Social Fund Operational Programme women between the ages to Combat Discrimination. of 17 and 30. Local and European Commission, regional administrations, European Regional businesses, Roma Development Fund organisations and other 70 public entities social agents. (Town Halls, Regional Governments, Departments, etc.) and 26 private ones at national level. M. of Labour and Social Affairs Labour Insertion Roma youth and women. 150 State-wide M. Labour and Social 428.946,00 € Programme for the Roma Affairs, State Secretary Community and the 3.500 for Social Services, Family Advancement of Women. (already accounted for) and Disability Programme serving Roma Roma immigrant 300 State-wide M. Labour and Social 65.000,00 € from Eastern European population residing Affairs, DG Immigrant countries. in Spain mostly from (already accounted for) Integration Eastern European countries. Murcia Reg. Gov., Labour 10.000,00 € and Social Policy T. Hall Cordoba Employment workshops Unemployed Roma youth 40 Avilés, Granada, Andalusia Reg. Gov., 308.247,87 € León Dept. Employment Castilla y Leon Reg. Gov., Dept. Economy and 17.830,48 € Employment Asturias Reg. Gov, Dept. 146.568,60 € Labour and Promotion of Employment “Avillar Akoa”. Access to Roma neighbourhood 100 San Adria de Besos Catalonia, La Mina 26.371,00 € employment programme youth neighbourhood Organisation Andalucía Orienta. Unemployed Roma 300 Jaén Andalusia Reg. Gov., 66.265,38 € Access to employment population in the Employment service programme municipality Programmes of the E. Unemployed Roma youth 120 Madrid, Málaga, Madrid Reg. Gov., Dept. 297.632,64 € Workshop School and between the ages of 16 Sestao Employment and Women Trade Houses: “Avutno and 21 Vaxt IV” and “Amaro Andalusia Reg. Gov., 124.995,60 € Tegara” -Madrid-, Dept. Employment “Caminando” y “Sestao” M. Labour and Social - Malaga Affairs, Employment Institute (INEM). Programme CAM-Romi Roma women in the 200 Alicante, Castellón, Social Work. Caja de 76.646,00 € process of labour market Murcia, Valencia Ahorros del Mediterráneo integration (savings bank) “Emplea Rom”. Roma job seekers or those 400 Madrid Madrid Reg. Gov., 254.400,00 € Experimental partaking in vocational Employment service employment programmes training. Integrated Plans for Roma persons 250 Alicante, Castellón, Valencia Reg. Gov. 147.696,54 € groups facing insertion Elche, Valencia Employment and Training difficulties: MOTIVA T, (already accounted for) Service (SERVEF) PIE and EmpleaRom 102 | Annual report’06 FSG Libro 1.indb 102 9/7/07 13:55:55 Annexes Project Target Nº. Location(s) Funding Budget Population Beneficiaries Institutions “Lacho Butipen”. Young unemployed Roma 6 Pamplona Navarre Reg. Gov., Dept 57.582,39 € Protected Social Women Social Welfare, Sports and Employment Project Youth “ECOTUR”. Hostess Young unemployed Roma 15 Madrid Social Work, Caja Madrid 43.100,00 € Service women (Bank) (already accounted for) “Uzipen”, Professional Roma population, 10 Alicante Valencia Reg. Gov., Cleaning Services especially Roma women Housing Institute Programme in the process of labour market integration “Nabut”. Socio-labour Young unemployed Roma 6 Pamplona Navarre Reg. Gov., 3.881,24 € market integration Centre Women Employment Service Vocational training for Unemployed Roma 40 Avilés, Gijón T. Hall Avilés, Social 19.087,50 € the unemployed (Local Services Training Schemes) 1.413,43 € Gijon T. Hall 4.000,00 € Philip Morris Spain SL Vocational and Unemployed Roma 490 Avilés, Gijón, T. Hall Madrid, 36.056,00 € Continuing Education population for those Madrid, Murcia, Employment and Citizen Initiatives motivated to take part in Salamanca Services voc. training T. Hall Madrid, Hortaleza Neighbourhood Council 12.000,00 € Salamanca, Employment and Rural Development 26.045,60 € Castilla y Leon Reg. Gov., DG Women 6.600,00 € Asturias Reg. Gov., Dept. Education and Science 23.240,00 € Murcia Reg. Gov., Employment and Training 23.536,92 € Service (SEF) Labour counselling and Unemployed Roma, 600 Cuenca, Santiago Cuenca T. Hall Social 24.380,00 € job search Actions especially youth de Compostela, Intervention Valencia, Vigo Valencia Town Hall Social 14.121,00 € participation Galicia Regional 23.697,22 € Government, Training and Job Placement Galicia Regional Government, 7.585,75 € Employment Promotion Training action Unemployed Roma with 50 Castellón, Elche Regional Government 115.920,00 € programme. FIL vocational training needs of Valencia, Dept. of workshops, Valencia Economy, Finance and Employment Microcredit Programme Roma with self- 6 State-wide Un Sol Món Foundation 3.166,00 € for Roma entrepreneurs employment initiative Caixa Catalunya OPEA Actions Roma in the process of 30 Madrid Madrid Reg. Gov., Dept. 27.342,30 € labour-market integration Employment and Women and with vocational training and continuing education needs Support for EQUAL Roma population and 60 Corredor Siderúrgico T. Hall Villaquilambre 15.000,00 € Initiatives Job counselling field professionals (steel-producing and vocational training connected with vocational 300 Indirect corridor) Asturias Reg. Gov., Dept. 22.200,00 € Education and Science actions training 20 Technical staff Socrates Grundtvig 2 Professionals, entities and 30 Entities Spain, France, M. of Education and 10.962,00 € Programme: Job-seeking companies concerned Great Britain, Italy, Science. Socrates skills about the educational Romania Programme and skill level of students seeking employment. Youth employability Unemployed persons 30 Valladolid T. Hall Valladolid, 31.200,00 € programme (IMI) receiving minimum Education, Culture and income subsidy Family and Social Welfare Departments 103 | Annual report ’06 FSG Libro 1.indb 103 9/7/07 13:55:58 Annexes Project Target Nº. Location(s) Funding Budget Population Beneficiaries Institutions AREA.OF SOCIAL ACTION Territorially-based Roma population in 10.000 Albacete, Aragon Reg. Gov., 24.196,35 € Integrated Service for Madrid, Castilla y Leon, Alcantarilla, Alcañiz, Employment Institute social intervention with Castilla-La Mancha, Alicante, Aranda (INAEM) the Roma community Extremadura, Asturias, de Duero, Avilés, Cantabria Reg. Gov., D.G. 45.633,60 € (general interest and Cantabria, Aragon, Bilbao, Burgos, Labour social works) Valencia, Andalusia, Castellón, Ciudad Navarre, Murcia and the Real, Córdoba, Navarre Reg. Gov., 49.088,80 € Basque Country Elche, Gijón, Employment Service Gozón, Granada, Valencia Reg. Gov. 71.419,70 € Guadalajara, Hellín, Employment and Training Huesca, Jaén, La Service (SERVEF) Roda, León, Linares, Andalusia Reg. Gov., 917.270,27 € Lugo, Málaga, Employment service Murcia, Pamplona, Puertollano, Castilla y Leon Reg. 168.814,24 € Santander, Santiago Gov., Public employment de Compostela, service Sestao, Sevilla, Extremadura Reg. Gov., Tafalla, Valencia, Public Employment 42.847,68 € Valladolid, Service Villacañas, Vitoria- Castilla-La Mancha Public 191.070,00 € Gasteiz, Zaragoza Employment Service (SEPECAM) M. Labour and Social 67.436,08 € Affairs, Employment Institute (INEM). Asturias Reg. Gov, Dept. 102.858,00 € Labour and Promotion of Employment Murcia Reg. Gov., 52.441,46 € Employment and Training Service (SEF) Galicia Reg. Gov., Labour Integrated social Roma population of the 9.000 Madrid Madrid Town Hall, 711.672,36 € intervention agreement city of Madrid Employment and Citizen with the Roma Services community of the city of Madrid Roma community social Roma population 1,500 Avilés, Castrillón, Castrillón T. Hall 1.200,00 € intervention programme Corvera, Gijón, in Asturias Cinco 1,000 Indirect Gozón, Muros de Asturias Reg. Gov., Dept. 166.385,00 € Villas Association of Nalón housing and social welfare Municipalities Development and Roma population 8,000 Albacete, Ciudad Castilla-La Mancha Reg. 302.243,14 € advancement of the Roma residing in participating Real, Guadalajara, Gov., Social Welfare community in Castilla-La municipalities 14 Entities Hellín, La Roda, Mancha Puertollano, Villacañas Roma Community Roma population in the 500 Palencia, Segovia Segovia T. Hall, Social 22.651,28 € programme of Castilla Autonomous Community Services Dept. y Leon Castilla y Leon Reg. Gov., 6.936,00 € Social Services Roma Community social Roma population in 300 Valencia Alicante T. Hall, Social 23.800,00 € intervention in Valencia general and entities Action l working in social 500 Indirect Valencia Reg. Gov., Social 45.000,00 € intervention Welfare Social Action Programme Roma Community of the 300 Vigo Vigo T. Hall, Citizen 883,00 € in Vigo city facing social exclusion Participation 1,500 Indirect Vigo T. Hall, Social 98.013,00 € Welfare 104 | Annual report’06 FSG Libro 1.indb 104 9/7/07 13:56:02 Annexes Project Target Nº. Location(s) Funding Budget Population Beneficiaries Institutions Roma Community Roma community 500 Badajoz, Cáceres Badajoz T. Hall, Municipal 70.361,87 € social intervention in Social Services Institute Extremadura 750 Indirect (IMSS) Caceres T. Hall, Municipal 11.643,75 € Social Services Institute (IMAS) Caceres T. Hall, Citizen 835,91 € Participation Network: Neighbourhood Local resident population 100 Families Albacete, Ciudad Castilla-La Mancha Reg. 94.959,00 € Teams Castilla-La in socially deprived Real Gov., Social Welfare Mancha neighbourhoods Community Development Neighbourhood
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    ENCUESTAS DE OPINIÓN [ Asociaciones de Consumidores ] Encuestas de opinión a los ciudadanos de las provincias de SEVILLA, MADRID, BARCELONA, VALENCIA, MÁLAGA, VALLADOLID, MURCIA, TOLEDO Y VIZCAYA, acerca de las Asociaciones de Consumidores SEVILLA MADRID BARCELONA VALENCIA MALAGA VALLADOLID MURCIA TOLEDO VIZCAYA ENCUESTAS DE OPINIÓN [ Asociaciones de Consumidores ] La Fundación FACUA para la Cooperación Internacional y el Consumo Sostenible, institución creada por FACUA-Consumidores en Acción como medio para contribuir a fomentar la realización de actividades de cooperación internacional con el movimiento de consumidores de América Latina y el Caribe y de otros continentes, así como para dedicarse al estudio y a la investigación del movimiento consumerista y también a la formación de ciudadanos que apuesten por un consumo más racional y sostenible, ha realizado encuestas de opinión a los ciudadanos de nueve provincias españolas, con el fin de conocer su opinión acerca de las Asociaciones de Consumidores y su grado de conocimiento y valoración sobre las mismas. Las encuestas fueron realizadas, con la colaboración de alumnos de la Facultad de Matemáticas de la Universidad de Sevilla y bajo la supervisión de sus profesores, a un total de 3.765 personas de 75 municipios en las provincias de Sevilla, Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Málaga, Valladolid, Murcia, Toledo y Vizcaya, durante el periodo comprendido entre octubre de 2009 y junio de 2011. Todas las encuestas, fueron realizadas a través de entrevistas telefónicas a usuarios seleccionados mediante muestreos por cuotas de sexo y edad en municipios elegidos en función de su número de habitantes, por lo que sus resultados arrojan un nivel de confianza del 95,5%.
  • Reverberation Perception in Spanish Cathedrals

    Reverberation Perception in Spanish Cathedrals

    Reverberation perception in Spanish cathedrals Álvarez-Morales, Lidia1 University of York, Department of Theatre, Film and Television Baird Lane, University of York, Campus East, York, YO10 5GB, UK Galindo, Miguel2 Instituto Universitario de Arquitectura y Ciencias de la Construcción, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, Universidad de Sevilla Avenida Reina Mercedes 2, 41012-Seville, Spain Santamaría, Javier3 Departamento de Física Aplicada II, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, Universidad de Sevilla Avenida Reina Mercedes 2, 41012-Seville, Spain Zamarreño, Teófilo4 Instituto Universitario de Arquitectura y Ciencias de la Construcción, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura, Universidad de Sevilla Avenida Reina Mercedes 2, 41012-Seville, Spain Gómez-Gómez, Teresa5 Departamento de Estadística e Investigación Operativa, Facultad de Matemáticas, Universidad de Sevilla Calle Tarfía, 41012, Seville, Spain ABSTRACT Listening tests based on paired comparisons have been employed to investigate the subjective perception of the acoustic environment in highly reverberant large spaces. Seven cathedrals in the southern half of Spain have been included in the survey, thereby covering a wide range of reverberation-time values from 4.32 s in Murcia cathedral to 8.96 s in Cadiz cathedral at mid-frequencies. These cathedrals present a common architectural typology, known as the "Spanish style", which allows similar source-receiver points to be selected when comparisons are made between two different cathedrals. The tests were carried out in the listening room of the Acoustics Laboratory of the Applied Physics II Department of the School of Architecture of the University of Seville. Several types of anechoic sound signals (choral pieces, extracts of Baroque instrumental music, and a speech) were auralised with the impulse responses measured in the cathedrals to be used in the tests.