Românii din blocurile fără ascensor ar putea beneficia de finanțare pentru instalarea de lifturi

The Romanian President has enacted a law to regulate the 'Lift for Life' program, aimed at improving accessibility in residential buildings without elevators. This initiative focuses on elderly individuals, people with disabilities, and those with reduced mobility living in multi-story buildings. The law establishes a national program coordinated by relevant ministries, allowing funding for lift installations and alternative access solutions. The program will be financed through various sources, and the installed facilities will be owned by local authorities, while homeowners' associations will manage maintenance costs. The initiative addresses a significant social issue, potentially benefiting over 3.5 million residents without elevators.