Ending the year, the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, under the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship of the Municipality of Concordia, carried out the final training session for a pre-cooperative group that is in the process of formal registration as a cooperative before the INAES (National Institute of Associativism and Social Economy).
The training process consists of three key stages:
Introduction: Members are informed about what a cooperative is, how it functions, and its importance within the socio-economic model.
Registration: Formal registration of all members.
Documentation: Submission of the required documentation for its subsequent approval and the obtaining of the corresponding registration.
During 2024, three pre-cooperative groups were assisted, one of which is already in the final stage, awaiting the delivery of its registration.
The training team, composed of Alba Ponce, Andrea Godoy, Tamara Passarella, and Darío Gilberto, has worked committedly to guide each group in this fundamental process for the strengthening of cooperativism in Concordia.
Ariel Gorostegui, Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, highlighted the importance of these training sessions: “Working with pre-cooperative groups is essential to ensure that cooperatives are born with a solid and organized foundation. This year we have advanced significantly in strengthening this sector, and the expectations for 2025 are even greater. We want to continue supporting more residents who choose this model to develop economically and socially, contributing to the progress of our community.”
From the Municipality of Concordia, the commitment to the development of cooperativism as a key tool for the strengthening of the local social and economic fabric is reaffirmed.
The training process consists of three key stages:
Introduction: Members are informed about what a cooperative is, how it functions, and its importance within the socio-economic model.
Registration: Formal registration of all members.
Documentation: Submission of the required documentation for its subsequent approval and the obtaining of the corresponding registration.
During 2024, three pre-cooperative groups were assisted, one of which is already in the final stage, awaiting the delivery of its registration.
The training team, composed of Alba Ponce, Andrea Godoy, Tamara Passarella, and Darío Gilberto, has worked committedly to guide each group in this fundamental process for the strengthening of cooperativism in Concordia.
Ariel Gorostegui, Director of Cooperativism and Associativism, highlighted the importance of these training sessions: “Working with pre-cooperative groups is essential to ensure that cooperatives are born with a solid and organized foundation. This year we have advanced significantly in strengthening this sector, and the expectations for 2025 are even greater. We want to continue supporting more residents who choose this model to develop economically and socially, contributing to the progress of our community.”
From the Municipality of Concordia, the commitment to the development of cooperativism as a key tool for the strengthening of the local social and economic fabric is reaffirmed.