Equipping the education unit, Tarlisua Vocational School, with protective equipment/medical devices, in order to manage the health crisis and reduce the risk of spreading SARS-COV-2 infection. The project contributes to the LIOP objectives, to Priority Axis 9 Protecting population health in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, through investment priority 9a Investments in health and social infrastructures that contribute to development at national, regional and local level, reducing inequalities in health status, promoting social inclusion by improving access to social, cultural and recreational services, as well as the transition from institutional services to community services and Specific Goal 9.1 Increasing capacity to manage the COVID-19 health crisis aims to promote the investments needed to strengthen the response capacity to the public health crisis caused by the spread of SARS-CoV-2, as it pursues specific, clear and justifiable actions in this regard, namely: purchase of protective equipment/medical devices of the type: masks, disinfectants, thermoscaner, nebuliser, thermometer, decontamination carpet. All these products are intended for students and teachers from Tarlisua commune, the aim being to protect the health of the community and reduce social inequalities. The project will allow safe educational activities, thus ensuring access to education for all categories of pupils, being reduced/eliminated stigmatisation based on gender, ethnicity, nationality, financial conditions etc. Thus, through the project, the applicant aims to create the appropriate capacity to manage the health crisis, by reducing the risk of spreading the infection with SARS — VOC — 2 in the public pre-university education system, respectively at the level of the Tarlisua Professional School. The project contributes to the result indicator of POIM 2S132- Adequate care and treatment capacity of cases of SARS-CoV-2/infection to manage the health crisis. The indicator is qualitative: Before the POIM Intervention: NO, NO, NO, NO. After the LIOP intervention: YES, YES.
