The Directorate of Citizen Participation, through the Participatory Budget Department, made a contribution to the Barrio Hípico volleyball team, responding to the request of the neighborhood residents.
On this occasion, sports equipment and materials were delivered, within the framework of joint work between the Municipality of Concordia and the community to strengthen neighborhood sports activities.
This contribution is part of the municipal commitment to access to sports and community integration, promoting fundamental values such as teamwork, solidarity, and inclusion. The Directorate of Citizen Participation highlighted the importance of these initiatives to generate opportunities and contribute to the integral development of individuals.
“The Participatory Budget is a fundamental tool for the priorities of the residents to be heard and addressed. These types of actions reflect how joint work can improve the quality of life in the neighborhoods,” they pointed out from the area.
Support for neighborhood sports not only strengthens the social fabric, but also creates spaces for meeting and inclusion that benefit the entire community.
For inquiries or more information about the Participatory Budget, please go to the 2nd floor of the Civic Center of Concordia, at Mitre and Pellegrini streets, during regular business hours.
On this occasion, sports equipment and materials were delivered, within the framework of joint work between the Municipality of Concordia and the community to strengthen neighborhood sports activities.
This contribution is part of the municipal commitment to access to sports and community integration, promoting fundamental values such as teamwork, solidarity, and inclusion. The Directorate of Citizen Participation highlighted the importance of these initiatives to generate opportunities and contribute to the integral development of individuals.
“The Participatory Budget is a fundamental tool for the priorities of the residents to be heard and addressed. These types of actions reflect how joint work can improve the quality of life in the neighborhoods,” they pointed out from the area.
Support for neighborhood sports not only strengthens the social fabric, but also creates spaces for meeting and inclusion that benefit the entire community.
For inquiries or more information about the Participatory Budget, please go to the 2nd floor of the Civic Center of Concordia, at Mitre and Pellegrini streets, during regular business hours.