The agenda revolved around the challenges that both government areas will maintain throughout the year.
The Secretariat of Human Development, led by Sebastián Arístide, held a work meeting with Constanza Ortiz, coordinator of COPNAF, and her team. The topics discussed address the challenges they will face during the management year.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, valued the meeting and highlighted the challenges that both departments will face. “It was important to have this meeting, to get to know each other and to bring down to earth a lot of expectations we have to transform the city. The best way to do it is by talking, putting the problems on the table and what is required to solve them,” he outlined.
In the same vein, Constanza Ortiz highlighted the meeting as “extremely positive, as it is a very lonely position that I am in.” She then added: “I have taken on an enormous challenge and feeling this support is important because there is much to be done. COPNAF must reach every home in the city. There is a lack of presence in those households and, hand in hand with the Municipality, we will be able to enter,”
Also participating in the meeting were Dana Ferrari, from the Family Strengthening program of the COPNAF coordination; Dr. Tatiana Ruiz Díaz, legal assistant of COPNAF, and Adriana Medina, Director of Family and Childhood of the Municipality.
The Secretariat of Human Development, led by Sebastián Arístide, held a work meeting with Constanza Ortiz, coordinator of COPNAF, and her team. The topics discussed address the challenges they will face during the management year.
Sebastián Arístide, Secretary of Human Development, valued the meeting and highlighted the challenges that both departments will face. “It was important to have this meeting, to get to know each other and to bring down to earth a lot of expectations we have to transform the city. The best way to do it is by talking, putting the problems on the table and what is required to solve them,” he outlined.
In the same vein, Constanza Ortiz highlighted the meeting as “extremely positive, as it is a very lonely position that I am in.” She then added: “I have taken on an enormous challenge and feeling this support is important because there is much to be done. COPNAF must reach every home in the city. There is a lack of presence in those households and, hand in hand with the Municipality, we will be able to enter,”
Also participating in the meeting were Dana Ferrari, from the Family Strengthening program of the COPNAF coordination; Dr. Tatiana Ruiz Díaz, legal assistant of COPNAF, and Adriana Medina, Director of Family and Childhood of the Municipality.