During this Tuesday morning, with the presence of the mayor Francisco Azcué and the Urban and Territorial Planning specialist, Joaquín Rotman, a working session related to the “Planned Cities” Program was carried out. “We are going to work in a planned and orderly manner, which is what this city has not had until now and we see the consequences every day,” remarked the Mayor.
Within the framework of the aforementioned program, belonging to the organization Local Innovation Network (RIL), cities define a territorial model centered on people, of proximity, compact, inclusive, balanced, and sustainable. Adding land management instruments that allow them to capture resources, plan transformative urban projects, and improve the provision of services and habitat conditions.
The meeting was held in the Mayors' Hall of the Municipality of Concordia and was attended by the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the president of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM) Giuliano Rossi and the undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects Leandro Garbarino. Council members Emmanuel Godoy and Eliana Lagraña were also present.
FORECAST AND OBJECTIVES
After the meeting, Azcué highlighted the possibility of working with the organization Local Innovation Network “because it allows us to take successful models that other cities have had,” adding that the macro objective is to work on the long-term planning of the city, taking into account the tools that are essential for development.
In that sense, he detailed that “now we are talking about forming a land bank, carrying out a process of ownership regularization, having tools for access to land. That is to say, issues that are very important for our city to develop in an orderly manner.”
Planning and organizing “is what this city has not had until now and we see the consequences every day,” he remarked.
COMPREHENSIVE VISION OF THE TERRITORY
The Coordinator of “Planned Cities”, Joaquín Rotman, pointed out that during the day, “the progress the city has had and the experience with the teams, within the framework of this program” were detailed, valuing the possibility of working with the different areas of the Municipality since “everyone must participate in urban planning, as it demands a comprehensive vision of the territory.”
Finally, the undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects Leandro Garbarino, stated that what was done during this 2024, on one hand, “sets the bar very high for us” but on the other, “we are observing experiences from other cities that have achieved balanced development and improved the quality of life of the residents, which is what we want for Concordia.”
Within the framework of the aforementioned program, belonging to the organization Local Innovation Network (RIL), cities define a territorial model centered on people, of proximity, compact, inclusive, balanced, and sustainable. Adding land management instruments that allow them to capture resources, plan transformative urban projects, and improve the provision of services and habitat conditions.
The meeting was held in the Mayors' Hall of the Municipality of Concordia and was attended by the Secretary of Cabinet Coordination and Treasury Pablo Ferreyra; the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer; the Secretary of Human Development Sebastián Arístide; the Secretary of Urban Development Alejandro López; the president of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM) Giuliano Rossi and the undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects Leandro Garbarino. Council members Emmanuel Godoy and Eliana Lagraña were also present.
FORECAST AND OBJECTIVES
After the meeting, Azcué highlighted the possibility of working with the organization Local Innovation Network “because it allows us to take successful models that other cities have had,” adding that the macro objective is to work on the long-term planning of the city, taking into account the tools that are essential for development.
In that sense, he detailed that “now we are talking about forming a land bank, carrying out a process of ownership regularization, having tools for access to land. That is to say, issues that are very important for our city to develop in an orderly manner.”
Planning and organizing “is what this city has not had until now and we see the consequences every day,” he remarked.
COMPREHENSIVE VISION OF THE TERRITORY
The Coordinator of “Planned Cities”, Joaquín Rotman, pointed out that during the day, “the progress the city has had and the experience with the teams, within the framework of this program” were detailed, valuing the possibility of working with the different areas of the Municipality since “everyone must participate in urban planning, as it demands a comprehensive vision of the territory.”
Finally, the undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects Leandro Garbarino, stated that what was done during this 2024, on one hand, “sets the bar very high for us” but on the other, “we are observing experiences from other cities that have achieved balanced development and improved the quality of life of the residents, which is what we want for Concordia.”