
On Friday morning, the Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, led a meeting with officials from the departments that will intervene to solve the different problems detected during the territorial survey of the "Relevar" Project.
“We had a very positive exchange, in which we were able to show the first results of the surveys we conducted, through concrete indicators, which are triggers for actions by identifying person by person in the popular neighborhoods. Managing to detect what problem they have and from there conducting different policies referring to the corresponding areas,” pointed out Arístide.
“Our objective is, based on all the information, to achieve the inclusion of the residents in the educational, health, social, Migraciudades, InVyTAM, Public Works, Disability, and EDOS programs. All actions are being implemented based on the display of these indicators.”
Participating in the meeting were the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer; the Undersecretary of Human Development, Roberto Niez, council members, and officials from the various municipal areas involved in the “Relevar” Project.
“We had a very positive exchange, in which we were able to show the first results of the surveys we conducted, through concrete indicators, which are triggers for actions by identifying person by person in the popular neighborhoods. Managing to detect what problem they have and from there conducting different policies referring to the corresponding areas,” pointed out Arístide.
“Our objective is, based on all the information, to achieve the inclusion of the residents in the educational, health, social, Migraciudades, InVyTAM, Public Works, Disability, and EDOS programs. All actions are being implemented based on the display of these indicators.”
Participating in the meeting were the Secretary of Productive Development, Federico Schattenhofer; the Undersecretary of Human Development, Roberto Niez, council members, and officials from the various municipal areas involved in the “Relevar” Project.
