Municipal Presidents, Board members, and Commune representatives of the Concordia Department also did so.
On Tuesday afternoon, in the Municipality's Assembly Hall, the signing of agreements for the Provincial Food Security Program took place between the Directorate of Food Policies of the Ministry of Human Development of the Province and the Municipalities, Boards, and Communes of the Concordia Department.
After the signing, Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that “this is the result of coordinated work between the Provincial Government and the Municipalities, with tools and public policies that reach our residents, and Concordia needs it” as it has a high child poverty rate “and it is a fact that we do not want to hide.”
The management of resources “allows us to be efficient and reach the community, those who need it, without intermediaries and by eliminating mechanisms of welfarism that have caused much damage for so long.”
Pablo Alasino, Director of Food Policies, noted that the mandate from Governor Rogelio Frigerio and Minister of Human Development Verónica Berisso is for us to be “working in the field in all departments of the province. This program is a very important tool, especially in circumstances like the current ones we have to face, and what better way than through those who know the reality of each neighborhood and are in daily contact with the residents.”
Representatives from the Municipalities of La Criolla and Los Charrúas were present, as well as from the Government Boards of Colonia San Justo, El Redomón, and the Communes of Estación Yeruá, Estación Yuquerí, General Roca, Nueva Escocia, and Pedernal.
They were accompanied by the Undersecretary of Human Development Roberto Niez and council members Felipe Sastre, Silvina Ovelar, Celeste Fuscado, and Javier Aguilar.
On Tuesday afternoon, in the Municipality's Assembly Hall, the signing of agreements for the Provincial Food Security Program took place between the Directorate of Food Policies of the Ministry of Human Development of the Province and the Municipalities, Boards, and Communes of the Concordia Department.
After the signing, Mayor Francisco Azcué pointed out that “this is the result of coordinated work between the Provincial Government and the Municipalities, with tools and public policies that reach our residents, and Concordia needs it” as it has a high child poverty rate “and it is a fact that we do not want to hide.”
The management of resources “allows us to be efficient and reach the community, those who need it, without intermediaries and by eliminating mechanisms of welfarism that have caused much damage for so long.”
Pablo Alasino, Director of Food Policies, noted that the mandate from Governor Rogelio Frigerio and Minister of Human Development Verónica Berisso is for us to be “working in the field in all departments of the province. This program is a very important tool, especially in circumstances like the current ones we have to face, and what better way than through those who know the reality of each neighborhood and are in daily contact with the residents.”
Representatives from the Municipalities of La Criolla and Los Charrúas were present, as well as from the Government Boards of Colonia San Justo, El Redomón, and the Communes of Estación Yeruá, Estación Yuquerí, General Roca, Nueva Escocia, and Pedernal.
They were accompanied by the Undersecretary of Human Development Roberto Niez and council members Felipe Sastre, Silvina Ovelar, Celeste Fuscado, and Javier Aguilar.