In a meeting held between the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship Gabriel Enguelberg, and the Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, coordination began regarding the “Community Garden Park” Ordinance Project presented to the Deliberative Council and establishing specific strategies with the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (INVyTAM) in relation to the Housing Emergency Plan.
During the meeting, various approaches were debated to improve and expand the aforementioned Ordinance project, promoting urban and peri-urban agriculture as a key tool for food security and sustainable development in the community.
Furthermore, joint strategies were outlined with the INVyTAM to address the needs of the Housing Emergency Plan in an efficient and coordinated manner, seeking rapid and effective housing solutions for the residents of Concordia.
In this regard, the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer highlighted: “The integration of productive development projects with housing initiatives is fundamental to create more resilient and self-sufficient communities. This type of inter-institutional coordination is key to the success of our public policies and is work that we have been developing at the request of the mayor Francisco Azcué”.
For his part, Gabriel Enguelberg, Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, underscored the importance of joint work: “Articulating our actions with the INVyTAM allows us not only to improve the quality of life of our residents, but also to foster sustainable practices that benefit the entire community”.
During the meeting, various approaches were debated to improve and expand the aforementioned Ordinance project, promoting urban and peri-urban agriculture as a key tool for food security and sustainable development in the community.
Furthermore, joint strategies were outlined with the INVyTAM to address the needs of the Housing Emergency Plan in an efficient and coordinated manner, seeking rapid and effective housing solutions for the residents of Concordia.
In this regard, the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer highlighted: “The integration of productive development projects with housing initiatives is fundamental to create more resilient and self-sufficient communities. This type of inter-institutional coordination is key to the success of our public policies and is work that we have been developing at the request of the mayor Francisco Azcué”.
For his part, Gabriel Enguelberg, Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, underscored the importance of joint work: “Articulating our actions with the INVyTAM allows us not only to improve the quality of life of our residents, but also to foster sustainable practices that benefit the entire community”.