In response to a request submitted by residents and the educational community, the Municipality of Concordia, through the Directorate of Citizen Participation and the Participatory Budget Coordination, delivered tools and supplies intended for the strengthening of the Vegetable Garden Workshop at the Integral Education School No. 2 “Azahares”.
The materials were received by the Vice Principal, Prof. Noelia Haffner, and by Ms. Miriam Saucedo, in charge of the Vegetable Garden Workshop. Sebastián Reinafe, Participatory Budget Coordinator, also participated in the delivery, along with the technical team of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship.
The delivery included watering cans, hoes, shovels, weeders, pruning shears, gloves, sprayers, and rubber boots in various sizes, which are fundamental elements for the development of the pedagogical and productive activities carried out at the institution.
José Vedoya, Director of Citizen Participation, noted: “This delivery is the result of the commitment of the residents and an active educational community that organizes itself and presents its projects. From the municipality, we support these initiatives because we believe in citizen participation as a tool for real transformation.”
For her part, the Vice Principal, Prof. Noelia Haffner, expressed: “For our school, these supplies are very valuable. The vegetable garden workshop not only teaches cultivation techniques, but also responsibility, teamwork, and care for the environment. We appreciate the response and the support for this need raised by the community.”
In this way, the Municipality continues to strengthen projects arising from resident participation, promoting concrete actions that improve educational quality and promote local development.
The materials were received by the Vice Principal, Prof. Noelia Haffner, and by Ms. Miriam Saucedo, in charge of the Vegetable Garden Workshop. Sebastián Reinafe, Participatory Budget Coordinator, also participated in the delivery, along with the technical team of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship.
The delivery included watering cans, hoes, shovels, weeders, pruning shears, gloves, sprayers, and rubber boots in various sizes, which are fundamental elements for the development of the pedagogical and productive activities carried out at the institution.
José Vedoya, Director of Citizen Participation, noted: “This delivery is the result of the commitment of the residents and an active educational community that organizes itself and presents its projects. From the municipality, we support these initiatives because we believe in citizen participation as a tool for real transformation.”
For her part, the Vice Principal, Prof. Noelia Haffner, expressed: “For our school, these supplies are very valuable. The vegetable garden workshop not only teaches cultivation techniques, but also responsibility, teamwork, and care for the environment. We appreciate the response and the support for this need raised by the community.”
In this way, the Municipality continues to strengthen projects arising from resident participation, promoting concrete actions that improve educational quality and promote local development.