Mayor Francisco Azcué led a planning meeting with the Secretariat of Strategic Institutional Development, together with the Undersecretariat of Strategic Planning and their respective Directorates. During the meeting, the continuation of key programs aimed at the city's comprehensive development was approved.
The vision outlined for Concordia is that of a border city interconnected with Mercosur (soon to have its own International Airport), characterized by its innovation, sustainability, and efficiency. The strategic focus centers on planned and intelligent urban development, supported by data-driven decision-making, the preservation of its identity, and a vocation of service towards its inhabitants.
MODERNIZATION, DECENTRALIZATION, AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT: COMMITMENT TO QUALITY OF LIFE
With a firm commitment to modernization and decentralization, Concordia seeks to position itself as a regional pioneer in technological development. The Directorates of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Spatial Data, and Citizen Attention are fundamental pieces in this transformation.
It highlights the use of real-time geospatial data, provided by the Directorate of Spatial Data Infrastructure, to support appropriate and intelligent government decisions. This approach places the citizen at the center, recognizing that citizen participation is the means for community development.
The importance of connectivity, sustainable and technological development was emphasized to improve the quality of life of citizens, contributing added value in terms of accessibility.
INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY: MORE INNOVATION SPACES TO BOOST THE PRODUCTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF CONCORDIA
Among the approved programs, the one related to the Costanera Technological Node stands out; an ambitious project, financed with earmarked national funds, which already has part of its structure and is in an advanced state. In this regard, the mayor remarked on “the importance of giving continuity to this project” and being able to achieve the objectives set by the administration to boost the development of the knowledge economy in the city.
Regarding the technical aspects, the Technological Node, which aims to be a space for access to knowledge so that independent workers can use it as a workspace, will function as housing for companies related to the industry, and that would allow for expanding the range of employability opportunities, generating the synergy and infrastructure needed in the ecosystem.
CITIZEN ATTENTION: HIGH-IMPACT MANAGEMENT IN THE TERRITORY
Another project proposed in this meeting is the Citizen Attention Point (PAC), which begins its functions next month with a pilot test in a physical space located in the southern area of the city (Villa Adela), reaching approximately 20,000 residents.
The main purpose of this PAC is to listen attentively to our residents, interpret their demands and needs to establish a solid link between the community and the municipality, and implement proximity policies that go beyond simple individual procedures, committing to follow up on each request through the corresponding secretariats.
With a clear political decision, Concordia advances with determination towards an innovative and sustainable future in the medium term, focusing on the well-being of its citizens.
Also participating in this meeting were: the Chief of Cabinet, Eduardo Caminal; the Secretary of Strategic Institutional Development, Dr. Cristian Federik; the Undersecretary of Strategic Planning, Lic. Leandro Garbarino; the Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Pedro Kohn; the Director of Citizen Attention, Dr. Guido Di Gioia; the Director of Spatial Data Infrastructure, Ing. Sebastian Scevola; the Director of Project Management and Financing, Ing. Ignacio Terenzano, along with their respective work teams.
The vision outlined for Concordia is that of a border city interconnected with Mercosur (soon to have its own International Airport), characterized by its innovation, sustainability, and efficiency. The strategic focus centers on planned and intelligent urban development, supported by data-driven decision-making, the preservation of its identity, and a vocation of service towards its inhabitants.
MODERNIZATION, DECENTRALIZATION, AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT: COMMITMENT TO QUALITY OF LIFE
With a firm commitment to modernization and decentralization, Concordia seeks to position itself as a regional pioneer in technological development. The Directorates of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Spatial Data, and Citizen Attention are fundamental pieces in this transformation.
It highlights the use of real-time geospatial data, provided by the Directorate of Spatial Data Infrastructure, to support appropriate and intelligent government decisions. This approach places the citizen at the center, recognizing that citizen participation is the means for community development.
The importance of connectivity, sustainable and technological development was emphasized to improve the quality of life of citizens, contributing added value in terms of accessibility.
INNOVATION AND KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY: MORE INNOVATION SPACES TO BOOST THE PRODUCTIVE DEVELOPMENT OF CONCORDIA
Among the approved programs, the one related to the Costanera Technological Node stands out; an ambitious project, financed with earmarked national funds, which already has part of its structure and is in an advanced state. In this regard, the mayor remarked on “the importance of giving continuity to this project” and being able to achieve the objectives set by the administration to boost the development of the knowledge economy in the city.
Regarding the technical aspects, the Technological Node, which aims to be a space for access to knowledge so that independent workers can use it as a workspace, will function as housing for companies related to the industry, and that would allow for expanding the range of employability opportunities, generating the synergy and infrastructure needed in the ecosystem.
CITIZEN ATTENTION: HIGH-IMPACT MANAGEMENT IN THE TERRITORY
Another project proposed in this meeting is the Citizen Attention Point (PAC), which begins its functions next month with a pilot test in a physical space located in the southern area of the city (Villa Adela), reaching approximately 20,000 residents.
The main purpose of this PAC is to listen attentively to our residents, interpret their demands and needs to establish a solid link between the community and the municipality, and implement proximity policies that go beyond simple individual procedures, committing to follow up on each request through the corresponding secretariats.
With a clear political decision, Concordia advances with determination towards an innovative and sustainable future in the medium term, focusing on the well-being of its citizens.
Also participating in this meeting were: the Chief of Cabinet, Eduardo Caminal; the Secretary of Strategic Institutional Development, Dr. Cristian Federik; the Undersecretary of Strategic Planning, Lic. Leandro Garbarino; the Director of Innovation and Knowledge Economy, Pedro Kohn; the Director of Citizen Attention, Dr. Guido Di Gioia; the Director of Spatial Data Infrastructure, Ing. Sebastian Scevola; the Director of Project Management and Financing, Ing. Ignacio Terenzano, along with their respective work teams.