This past Wednesday, the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, accompanied the mayor of Nogoyá, Bernardo Schneider, on a tour of the “Campo El Abasto” Productive Node, who was learning about the work being carried out by the administration of mayor Francisco Azcué.
The visit was guided by Nicolás Vedoya, Coordinator of the Node, who presented its operation and highlighted the positive impact it has had since its implementation.
In this regard, Enguelberg shared his vision on the impact of the NODE, mentioning that “it is a clear example of how coordinated work between different levels of government can generate projects that not only benefit the environment, but also improve the quality of life of workers and their families”. Enguelberg praised the commitment of the team led by Vedoya and emphasized the importance of continuing to support initiatives of this type to foster local development.
During the tour, Vedoya explained the various initiatives being developed at the NODE, including the revaluation of the space and the integration of sustainable practices that began under the administration of mayor Azcué. “The work being done here is not only focused on environmental sustainability, but also on the well-being of all the residents of Concordia”, stated Vedoya.
He also highlighted the importance of the NODE for the local community, noting that Campo El Abasto is a development model that transforms the reality of many families in Concordia and surrounding areas.
The tour concluded with a joint commitment to continue promoting the growth of the “Campo El Abasto” Productive Node, ensuring that it remains a benchmark in the region for environmental management and sustainable economic development.
The visit was guided by Nicolás Vedoya, Coordinator of the Node, who presented its operation and highlighted the positive impact it has had since its implementation.
In this regard, Enguelberg shared his vision on the impact of the NODE, mentioning that “it is a clear example of how coordinated work between different levels of government can generate projects that not only benefit the environment, but also improve the quality of life of workers and their families”. Enguelberg praised the commitment of the team led by Vedoya and emphasized the importance of continuing to support initiatives of this type to foster local development.
During the tour, Vedoya explained the various initiatives being developed at the NODE, including the revaluation of the space and the integration of sustainable practices that began under the administration of mayor Azcué. “The work being done here is not only focused on environmental sustainability, but also on the well-being of all the residents of Concordia”, stated Vedoya.
He also highlighted the importance of the NODE for the local community, noting that Campo El Abasto is a development model that transforms the reality of many families in Concordia and surrounding areas.
The tour concluded with a joint commitment to continue promoting the growth of the “Campo El Abasto” Productive Node, ensuring that it remains a benchmark in the region for environmental management and sustainable economic development.