This Wednesday, the furniture assembly course using boards concluded, promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, in coordination with the Forest Industrial Development Center (CeDeFI) and the contribution of materials by the company EGGER. The manufactured furniture will be donated to the NGO “Volando Alto”.
The training took place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located opposite the EGGER industrial plant, and was aimed at workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in developing productive skills with a local and innovative perspective.
This activity is part of the work axis that promotes the strengthening of regional value chains and the coordination between the public sector, the private sector, and the community.
With these types of actions, the Secretariat of Productive Development continues to work to generate real training opportunities, consolidate the local productive framework, and build a Concordia that produces, grows, and organizes itself.
From CeDeFI, it was highlighted that the call “exceeded our expectations, because we opened the course for 25 people, finally 40 enrolled, and there were more people whom we left for subsequent courses,” recalling that what is produced in each training session is donated to institutions, schools, homes, and clubs.
On this occasion, it is for the NGO “Volando Alto,” which carries out a literacy program in the Benito Legerén neighborhood.
From the Human Resources area of EGGER, Soledad Sosa and Bettina Ittermann highlighted the joint and solidary work of the training. “We are very happy to be part of this initiative; the truth is that it is very positive.”
The training took place at the CeDeFI warehouse, located opposite the EGGER industrial plant, and was aimed at workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in developing productive skills with a local and innovative perspective.
This activity is part of the work axis that promotes the strengthening of regional value chains and the coordination between the public sector, the private sector, and the community.
With these types of actions, the Secretariat of Productive Development continues to work to generate real training opportunities, consolidate the local productive framework, and build a Concordia that produces, grows, and organizes itself.
From CeDeFI, it was highlighted that the call “exceeded our expectations, because we opened the course for 25 people, finally 40 enrolled, and there were more people whom we left for subsequent courses,” recalling that what is produced in each training session is donated to institutions, schools, homes, and clubs.
On this occasion, it is for the NGO “Volando Alto,” which carries out a literacy program in the Benito Legerén neighborhood.
From the Human Resources area of EGGER, Soledad Sosa and Bettina Ittermann highlighted the joint and solidary work of the training. “We are very happy to be part of this initiative; the truth is that it is very positive.”