At the end of last week, the Secretariat of Human Development of the Municipality of Concordia presented certificates to the new territorial operators joining the “Relevar” Project, which is being carried out in different low-income neighborhoods of the city.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, congratulated them for their “great commitment and dedication. With these, we now have more than 60 fully trained people to carry out the great task of going house to house to survey the low-income neighborhoods of our city.”
Thanks to the data collection “that we are gathering, we already have an overview of the situation in each neighborhood and the needs of each household, reaching them in a more optimal way, working in coordination with all areas of the Municipality, which is what the mayor Francisco Azcué entrusted us with: to be with the resident, listen to their needs firsthand, and provide a fair response without intermediaries,” he remarked.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, congratulated them for their “great commitment and dedication. With these, we now have more than 60 fully trained people to carry out the great task of going house to house to survey the low-income neighborhoods of our city.”
Thanks to the data collection “that we are gathering, we already have an overview of the situation in each neighborhood and the needs of each household, reaching them in a more optimal way, working in coordination with all areas of the Municipality, which is what the mayor Francisco Azcué entrusted us with: to be with the resident, listen to their needs firsthand, and provide a fair response without intermediaries,” he remarked.