In Concordia, the Municipality continues to strengthen the Social Economy and promote the formation of new cooperative projects in the city.
In a new training session, pre-cooperative groups, including a group of pastry students interested in forming their own cooperative, participated in the “Introduction to Cooperativism” training, delivered by the technical team of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, composed of Andrea Godoy, Rocío Lastiri, and Darío Gilberto.
During the meeting, the cooperative principles, current regulations, the role of associates, and the necessary steps for legal constitution before the INAES were addressed, providing participants with concrete tools for the self-management of their projects.
“Promoting new cooperatives is a commitment to self-management, decent work, and local development based on a logic of solidarity and participation,” highlighted the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism.
From the Municipality, groups are supported from their early stages with technical training, legal advice, and organizational monitoring, consolidating public policies that strengthen social inclusion and territorial development.
The creation of cooperatives in Concordia not only boosts collective work but also reinforces local identity and the community economy, offering new opportunities for those who wish to undertake projects based on solidarity and commitment to their city.
In a new training session, pre-cooperative groups, including a group of pastry students interested in forming their own cooperative, participated in the “Introduction to Cooperativism” training, delivered by the technical team of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, composed of Andrea Godoy, Rocío Lastiri, and Darío Gilberto.
During the meeting, the cooperative principles, current regulations, the role of associates, and the necessary steps for legal constitution before the INAES were addressed, providing participants with concrete tools for the self-management of their projects.
“Promoting new cooperatives is a commitment to self-management, decent work, and local development based on a logic of solidarity and participation,” highlighted the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism.
From the Municipality, groups are supported from their early stages with technical training, legal advice, and organizational monitoring, consolidating public policies that strengthen social inclusion and territorial development.
The creation of cooperatives in Concordia not only boosts collective work but also reinforces local identity and the community economy, offering new opportunities for those who wish to undertake projects based on solidarity and commitment to their city.