The project to build a dam in Foupana, in the Algarve, is currently in the public consultation phase. This consultation runs until October 12, allowing citizens and interested entities to express their opinions and suggestions about the proposal.
The planned investment for this hydraulic infrastructure is between 150 and 200 million euros. This is a significant amount that reflects the scale of the project for the region.
The dam is located in Sotavento Algarvio, an area of the Algarve that includes municipalities such as Tavira, Castro Marim, and Vila Real de Santo António. This region has faced challenges related to water scarcity, which makes this infrastructure particularly relevant for local development.
The public consultation process is a mandatory step in projects of this nature, ensuring transparency and community participation in decision-making that affects the territory and environment of the region.




