Swiss village offers € 50,000 to people who want living there

Mountain villages in Switzerland, like other European regions, suffer from the migration of their population. Schools have been forced to close because of the paucity of pupils, and homes have been transformed into seasonal places for holidays.

Albinen could soon pay its new residents. Other villages have already tested similar strategies.

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To address this problem, the village of Albinen, 1,300 meters above sea level and overlooking the Alpine valley of Rhone, began to look for a solution to the problem after two families left recently, leaving only five school-age children.

Some residents of the village put up a simple solution to pay off the newcomers, an initiative signed by 94 people (about half of the population) and deposited with the municipality, where they were scheduled to be voted by village voters on Nov. 30.

The initiative provides incentives for those who decide to relocate to the village, renovate an old building or build a new house, with a value of 25,000 francs per adult and 10,000 per child (1 franc = $ 1.03), provided that those who wish are less than 40 years old and that the beneficiaries To live and stay in the village for at least ten years.

Albinen, like the villages scattered in the Alps, has many advantages, including the magnificent scenery, fresh air and bright sunshine most days of the year.

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