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In a recent evening debate, the focus was on shaping a future-proof Meerbusch, with discussions centering around the needs of parents, the requirements of children for safe and productive growth, and the wishes of caregivers in daycare, kindergartens, and schools.
Nicole Niederdellmann-Siemes, the SPD local candidate, presented her vision for a sustainable and future-proof Meerbusch at the subsequent SPD local round in the Café ONz. This vision encompasses environmental protection, modern infrastructure, and a high quality of life for the city's residents.
The education system as a whole was identified as needing reinforcement, with caregivers in educational institutions calling for more support. It was agreed that investing early and preventively in early education would effectively counter a later cost explosion elsewhere. One idea that gained traction during the debate was hiring more daily helpers in kindergartens, however, for this to become a reality, the state of North Rhine-Westphalia would need to financially support the municipalities more strongly.
The housing crisis was another major point of discussion, with various solutions proposed. These include apprentice housing, multi-generational housing, cooperative housing, tiny houses, and a housing exchange platform. Determination for implementation and specific initial projects are needed in the housing sector. All families need reliable framework conditions for reconciling family and work locally, which the city must ensure with financial participation from the state.
Ott, the SPD representative, emphasized the party's role as the advocate for working families. He is actively fighting for the financial support needed for these solutions in Düsseldorf. Trust in politics is declining, with some turning to divisive parties due to local issues. However, Ott advocates for addressing this issue with positive, locally-relevant politics.
The conversation at the subsequent SPD local round was shared via livestream on the SPD Meerbusch Instagram page. Frank Müller, spokesperson for equality in education in the state parliament, and Nicole Niederdellmann-Siemes, mayoral candidate, met with citizens at the "La Phed" café to discuss these issues further.
The debate highlighted the importance of laying a solid foundation for good development in the early years of life and enabling all children a good start. The city of Meerbusch requires financial support from the state government to implement these solutions, and Ott is working hard to secure this support.
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