Citizen Participation
Declaration of Interest
Declaration of Municipal Interest
Events and activities that have a significant impact on our city may be declared of "Municipal Interest". This distinction recognizes and promotes those initiatives that transcend the local sphere, generating a cultural, social, educational, scientific, and/or economic benefit.
What events can be declared of "Municipal Interest"?
Events and activities that have a significant impact on our city may be declared of "Municipal Interest". This distinction recognizes and promotes those initiatives that transcend the local sphere, generating a cultural, social, educational, scientific, and/or economic benefit.
What events can be declared of "Municipal Interest"?
- Congresses, seminars, or scientific, technical, research, or cultural conferences of a district, provincial, national, and international nature;
- Exhibitions or displays;
- Sporting events;
- Popular festivals or celebrations;
- Radio and/or television programs, print and/or audiovisual media;
- Those projects of a cultural, research, sporting, recreational, scientific, community, educational, or technical nature;
- Publications, books, and magazines aimed at providing benefits to the community of the Concordia department, registered in the following areas: general interest, culture, education, science, technology, research, and/or any other subject focused on the interest of the citizens;
- The development of websites that disseminate scientific-cultural topics, which are for didactic or academic use not driven by a profit motive, proving a massive number of visits to the page.
How to request the declaration of "Municipal Interest"?
Every request or proposal must be submitted in writing, explaining the reasons, actions, objectives pursued, and describing the importance and/or significance of the activity or event for the Concordia department.
The submission must include:
- A letter addressed to the Deliberative Council, signed by the organizing authorities.
- A brief summary of the background of the organizing entities.
- Summary and/or Curriculum vitae of the speakers or main individuals involved.
- Date and place of the event.
- The detailed agenda or program of the event and/or occurrence.
- The paid or free nature of the event and/or occurrence.
- A description of how the event will contribute to education, science, culture, sports, tourism, and other relevant areas, to evaluate the feasibility of the project;
- For NGOs, documentation proving their status as a public welfare entity.
- If the organizers belong to institutions such as schools, associations, or other bodies, written consent from said institutions must be presented.
Registry of events declared of "Municipal Interest"
All events that receive the declaration of "Municipal Interest" will be registered and the results and conclusions obtained will be monitored, with the aim of evaluating their impact and benefits for the community.