Income from leased public buildings

What this is

Revenue generated from MINAS-owned properties leased to third parties constitutes a regulated non-tax receipt collected by the State in exchange for the temporary occupation or lease of spaces, premises, or buildings belonging to the Ministry of Social Affairs' portfolio or specialized facilities (such as commercial units, cafeterias, or leased areas within rehabilitation centers or child protection institutions). This practice is essential for generating own-source revenue to co-finance the maintenance of facilities, refurbish the ministry's stock of social-medical buildings, and optimize the management of its real estate assets. The initiative aims to derive economic value from available MINAS spaces, provide a secure operating environment for authorized third parties, and formalize these arrangements through administrative leases.