Within the framework of the Participatory Budget program, the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, through the Directorate of Citizen Participation, held an open meeting with residents of the Don Jorge neighborhood, with the objective of discussing topics of interest to the community and strengthening citizen participation in decision-making.
The meeting was attended by the Participatory Budget Coordinator, Sebastián Reinafe, along with the technical team from the Directorate of Citizen Participation.
During the meeting, residents raised various concerns and proposals aimed at improving neighborhood infrastructure, strengthening access to public services, and enhancing recreation and sports spaces. Furthermore, the importance of continuing to foster these spaces for direct dialogue between the community and the municipal government was highlighted.
In this regard, Reinafe remarked: “It was a very fruitful meeting. The residents demonstrated a great commitment to their neighborhood and brought forward concrete proposals that will allow us to work together to improve their quality of life. Citizen participation is fundamental to building a more inclusive city with a greater sense of belonging.”
The Municipality of Concordia will continue with these types of meetings in different neighborhoods of the city, reaffirming the commitment to manage with a participatory and inclusive perspective.
For more information on upcoming talks and support programs, interested parties can approach the Directorate of Citizen Participation, located in the Civic Center (2nd floor, Mitre and Pellegrini), from Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The meeting was attended by the Participatory Budget Coordinator, Sebastián Reinafe, along with the technical team from the Directorate of Citizen Participation.
During the meeting, residents raised various concerns and proposals aimed at improving neighborhood infrastructure, strengthening access to public services, and enhancing recreation and sports spaces. Furthermore, the importance of continuing to foster these spaces for direct dialogue between the community and the municipal government was highlighted.
In this regard, Reinafe remarked: “It was a very fruitful meeting. The residents demonstrated a great commitment to their neighborhood and brought forward concrete proposals that will allow us to work together to improve their quality of life. Citizen participation is fundamental to building a more inclusive city with a greater sense of belonging.”
The Municipality of Concordia will continue with these types of meetings in different neighborhoods of the city, reaffirming the commitment to manage with a participatory and inclusive perspective.
For more information on upcoming talks and support programs, interested parties can approach the Directorate of Citizen Participation, located in the Civic Center (2nd floor, Mitre and Pellegrini), from Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.