The Director of Employment of the Municipality of Concordia, Juan Manuel Scarzello, together with the Head of the Employment Department, Claudia Cevey, held important meetings in the city of Paraná in order to secure resources for two strategic initiatives promoted by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué: the future community garden project and the strengthening of local cooperatives.
During the first meeting, with the Secretary of Local Governments, Miguel Heft, and the Director of Municipal Affairs, Juan Aostri, the need for tools and supplies for the implementation of the community garden project in Concordia was addressed. This project, still in the planning stage, seeks to promote local food production, encourage resident participation, and provide sustainable solutions in different neighborhoods.
“Although it has not yet started, it is a project that has great potential to improve the quality of life of many residents and foster community participation,” assured Juan Manuel Scarzello. “Our priority is to manage the necessary resources so that we can soon make it a reality.”
COOPERATIVES
The second meeting focused on strengthening the cooperative sector of Concordia. Scarzello and Cevey met with the president of the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos (IPCyMER), María Laura Renoldi, to present the documentation of several cooperatives in the city that are seeking to access provincial subsidies and resources. These cooperatives, dedicated to different sectors, are a fundamental part of the social economy framework of Concordia. Renoldi expressed her support for the efforts and highlighted the value of cooperative work in the region.
“Joint work with the IPCyMER is fundamental to strengthen our cooperatives, providing them with the necessary tools for their growth and sustainability,” commented Scarzello. “We know that collaborative work with provincial agencies is the key to boosting employment and production in our city.”
With these meetings, the Municipality of Concordia advances in its commitment to promote projects that strengthen the social economy, betting on initiatives that promote inclusion and local development, both in the cooperative sphere and in community production.
During the first meeting, with the Secretary of Local Governments, Miguel Heft, and the Director of Municipal Affairs, Juan Aostri, the need for tools and supplies for the implementation of the community garden project in Concordia was addressed. This project, still in the planning stage, seeks to promote local food production, encourage resident participation, and provide sustainable solutions in different neighborhoods.
“Although it has not yet started, it is a project that has great potential to improve the quality of life of many residents and foster community participation,” assured Juan Manuel Scarzello. “Our priority is to manage the necessary resources so that we can soon make it a reality.”
COOPERATIVES
The second meeting focused on strengthening the cooperative sector of Concordia. Scarzello and Cevey met with the president of the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos (IPCyMER), María Laura Renoldi, to present the documentation of several cooperatives in the city that are seeking to access provincial subsidies and resources. These cooperatives, dedicated to different sectors, are a fundamental part of the social economy framework of Concordia. Renoldi expressed her support for the efforts and highlighted the value of cooperative work in the region.
“Joint work with the IPCyMER is fundamental to strengthen our cooperatives, providing them with the necessary tools for their growth and sustainability,” commented Scarzello. “We know that collaborative work with provincial agencies is the key to boosting employment and production in our city.”
With these meetings, the Municipality of Concordia advances in its commitment to promote projects that strengthen the social economy, betting on initiatives that promote inclusion and local development, both in the cooperative sphere and in community production.