This project aims to promote a polycentric city model that will favor a greater urban balance and strengthen Madrid's quality, sustainability, and resilience. Furthermore, this technical assistance supported Madrid's city government in defining the strategy that will allow Madrid to access the European Funds for economic recovery after Covid.

Sinfranova's participation in this project consisted of the definition of sustainability and resilience indicators in alignment with the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda, the EU taxonomy for sustainable activities, and other work developed by multilateral development groups. Solvere, a Spanish consulting firm, led this consulting project.