The Municipality of Concordia, through the Secretariat of Productive Development, has launched the Spring-Summer campaign of the Family Agroecological Gardens Program. In this first action of the new stage, 24 families from the Tavella Norte neighborhood received seasonal seedlings and participated in training sessions on cultivation techniques and garden care.
Miguel Parra, head of the Social Economy Department, stated: “This new stage allows us to include neighborhoods that had not participated before and continue to foster the connection of families with the land, sustainable production, and food self-sufficiency. The resources that the Municipality allocates to the program return directly to the residents, strengthening the domestic economy and community ties.”
The program seeks to promote the production of healthy food and will continue to expand to more neighborhoods in the city, reaffirming the Municipality's commitment to sustainability, citizen participation, and the well-being of the residents.
Miguel Parra, head of the Social Economy Department, stated: “This new stage allows us to include neighborhoods that had not participated before and continue to foster the connection of families with the land, sustainable production, and food self-sufficiency. The resources that the Municipality allocates to the program return directly to the residents, strengthening the domestic economy and community ties.”
The program seeks to promote the production of healthy food and will continue to expand to more neighborhoods in the city, reaffirming the Municipality's commitment to sustainability, citizen participation, and the well-being of the residents.