With a good turnout of residents, the “Come, get informed and participate” day was held at the Gral. Lamadrid Sports Court, an initiative promoted by the Municipality of Concordia through the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship. The meeting aimed to provide the community with direct access to programs, services, and free advice on employment, social economy, entrepreneurship, and citizen participation.
During the day, attendees were able to learn about different municipal, provincial, and national programs; receive personalized guidance for the development of productive projects; and learn about the tools available for entrepreneurs and cooperatives. In addition, advice was provided on municipal procedures, recreational proposals, and care spaces for the elderly, along with information stands on health, sports, and citizen participation.
The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, highlighted that “these days reflect the Municipality's commitment to a present State, which reaches out to every neighborhood to listen to, advise, and accompany residents. We seek for everyone to have access to the information and tools necessary to improve their quality of life and strengthen their projects.”
For his part, the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, pointed out that “participation and direct contact with the community are fundamental. Through these activities, we promote dialogue, organization, and trust between residents and institutions, building a more integrated and solidary Concordia.”
The “Come, get informed and participate” day is part of a sustained territorial work promoted by the Municipality of Concordia, with the objective of bringing the State closer to the neighborhoods and ensuring that every citizen can access the available programs and opportunities, promoting local development and community participation.
Likewise, the organization expressed special thanks to the Secretariat of Health and the Undersecretariat of Sports, whose areas participated actively by providing services, information, and activities that enriched the proposal and strengthened the bond with the community.
During the day, attendees were able to learn about different municipal, provincial, and national programs; receive personalized guidance for the development of productive projects; and learn about the tools available for entrepreneurs and cooperatives. In addition, advice was provided on municipal procedures, recreational proposals, and care spaces for the elderly, along with information stands on health, sports, and citizen participation.
The Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, highlighted that “these days reflect the Municipality's commitment to a present State, which reaches out to every neighborhood to listen to, advise, and accompany residents. We seek for everyone to have access to the information and tools necessary to improve their quality of life and strengthen their projects.”
For his part, the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, pointed out that “participation and direct contact with the community are fundamental. Through these activities, we promote dialogue, organization, and trust between residents and institutions, building a more integrated and solidary Concordia.”
The “Come, get informed and participate” day is part of a sustained territorial work promoted by the Municipality of Concordia, with the objective of bringing the State closer to the neighborhoods and ensuring that every citizen can access the available programs and opportunities, promoting local development and community participation.
Likewise, the organization expressed special thanks to the Secretariat of Health and the Undersecretariat of Sports, whose areas participated actively by providing services, information, and activities that enriched the proposal and strengthened the bond with the community.