The Municipality of Concordia continues to strengthen the operation of the Municipal Productive Pole, a space from which the manufacturing of essential elements for urban infrastructure is promoted through the use of own resources, local labor, and sustainability criteria..
Currently, the team of the Pole, which reports to the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, is dedicated to the production of tiles, construction blocks, and concrete benches, intended for the repair and improvement of public spaces in different neighborhoods of the city.
“We are convinced that it is possible to build a more orderly and functional city by optimizing State resources. The Productive Pole demonstrates that with organization, planned work, and social commitment, we can provide concrete responses from the public sector,” explained Lic. Mauricio Schvartzman, coordinator of the space.
In this sense, the manufacturing of these supplies allows for meeting many of the needs that were historically resolved through external purchases with our own production, thus achieving greater efficiency in municipal spending and guaranteeing the sustainability of the process.
“Every tile, every bench, every block we produce has double value: because it improves the urban environment and because behind it there is a team committed to a development model based on local work, environmental care, and intelligent planning,” highlighted Schvartzman.
The Municipality emphasized that these types of initiatives consolidate a self-sustainable management model, which not only improves urban infrastructure but also promotes professional training, genuine employment, and production with added value within the territory.
The production generated at the Municipal Productive Pole has already been used in squares, sidewalks, institutions, and public promenades in different parts of Concordia, and will continue to be key in the community space recovery plan promoted by the current administration.
Currently, the team of the Pole, which reports to the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, is dedicated to the production of tiles, construction blocks, and concrete benches, intended for the repair and improvement of public spaces in different neighborhoods of the city.
“We are convinced that it is possible to build a more orderly and functional city by optimizing State resources. The Productive Pole demonstrates that with organization, planned work, and social commitment, we can provide concrete responses from the public sector,” explained Lic. Mauricio Schvartzman, coordinator of the space.
In this sense, the manufacturing of these supplies allows for meeting many of the needs that were historically resolved through external purchases with our own production, thus achieving greater efficiency in municipal spending and guaranteeing the sustainability of the process.
“Every tile, every bench, every block we produce has double value: because it improves the urban environment and because behind it there is a team committed to a development model based on local work, environmental care, and intelligent planning,” highlighted Schvartzman.
The Municipality emphasized that these types of initiatives consolidate a self-sustainable management model, which not only improves urban infrastructure but also promotes professional training, genuine employment, and production with added value within the territory.
The production generated at the Municipal Productive Pole has already been used in squares, sidewalks, institutions, and public promenades in different parts of Concordia, and will continue to be key in the community space recovery plan promoted by the current administration.