The Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism of the Municipality of Concordia held a new training session aimed at people interested in forming cooperatives.
The training, titled “Introduction to Cooperativism”, was led by members of the area's technical team: Alba Ponce, Andrea Godoy, Rocío Lastiri, and Darío Gilberto, who addressed the foundations of cooperativism, current regulations, the role of associates, and the formal steps of the incorporation process.
This session was aimed at pre-cooperative groups, that is, organized individuals seeking to legally incorporate as a cooperative before the National Institute of Associativism and Social Economy (INAES). The day represents the first formal step towards that process.
The Directorate highlighted the importance of supporting groups from their early stages, not only with technical training but also with legal assistance, organizational strengthening, and support in formalization.
“Promoting new cooperatives is a commitment to self-management, decent work, and local development based on a logic of solidarity and participation,” stated the technical team.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote public policies that strengthen the social economy, associativism, and collective forms of work organization as real tools for inclusion and territorial development.
The training, titled “Introduction to Cooperativism”, was led by members of the area's technical team: Alba Ponce, Andrea Godoy, Rocío Lastiri, and Darío Gilberto, who addressed the foundations of cooperativism, current regulations, the role of associates, and the formal steps of the incorporation process.
This session was aimed at pre-cooperative groups, that is, organized individuals seeking to legally incorporate as a cooperative before the National Institute of Associativism and Social Economy (INAES). The day represents the first formal step towards that process.
The Directorate highlighted the importance of supporting groups from their early stages, not only with technical training but also with legal assistance, organizational strengthening, and support in formalization.
“Promoting new cooperatives is a commitment to self-management, decent work, and local development based on a logic of solidarity and participation,” stated the technical team.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote public policies that strengthen the social economy, associativism, and collective forms of work organization as real tools for inclusion and territorial development.