He small local business has seen in the Open Shopping Center formula (CCA) a way to join forces to improve your results in terms of sales, promoting joint initiatives that attract the client with different claims. Furthermore, this formula has been found in Junta of Andalusiaa perfect ally because, after receiving official recognition from CCA, it finds a way to achievement of specific lines of aid and collaborations in how many proposals they present, to which are added the corresponding Commerce areas of each City Council.
In the province of Cordova there are 8 shopping centers open officially recognized by the Ministry of Employment, Business and Self-Employment, two of which are located in the capital (Centro Córdoba and La Viñuela), and the others in Pozoblanco(who is the oldest), Montoro, Montilla, Genil Bridge, Goat and Lucena. There is also an Open Shopping Center Association in Priego de Córdoba, but it does not have, for now, official recognition from the Junta de Andalucía. In total, all the centers in the province bring together around a thousand small businesses. With these data, as reported by the Board, the province of Córdoba is the second, after Málaga, which has the most similar organizations recognized. Having the official certificate from the autonomous Administration allows “to revitalize establishments in urban centers and towns, promote associations in the sector and improve the quality of services.” With the objective of keep the local commercial fabric alivesmall businesses in general, the Board launches every year a call for aid aimed at open shopping centers and commercial associations and last year it incorporated another new aid linked to the Next Generation funds of the European Union and others directed, with the same objectives, to the town councils.
From the Board they indicate that among all these lines the province of Córdoba received a total of 3.2 million euros in 2023 and this year they are working “on the launch of a campaign to energize the CCAs that will be launched in the second half of the year in networks and where the 8 open centers recognized in the province participate,” the company explained to this newspaper. territorial delegate of the matter, Dolores Galvezwhich concludes by stating that «The province needs commerce to reactivate the economy and employment, local commerce in our towns and cities is more necessary than ever.
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