This Friday, a new session of the territorial program “Vení, informate y participá” was held in the Constitución neighborhood. The initiative, promoted by the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, aims to bring all municipal programs and services related to local development, employment, social economy, and citizen participation closer to residents.
During the meeting, attendees were able to access information and personalized advice on: Employment programs; Tools for entrepreneurs; Social economy; Job training; Cooperativism and Associativism.
The Directorate of Citizen Attention and Consumer Defense also participated, providing direct assistance, legal guidance, and support to people who approached with concerns or complaints.
The Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, stated: “When the State approaches the territory, listens, and engages in dialogue, concrete solutions are built. This day demonstrates that public policies can and must reach the neighborhood, to be at the service of every resident.”
For his part, Guido Di Gioia, Director of Citizen Attention and Consumer Defense, highlighted: “Being in the neighborhood, talking face-to-face, and explaining what we do not only informs, but builds trust. Proximity is not a detail: it is the foundation for rights to be reached equitably and exercised. This is how citizenship is strengthened.”
The event was attended by the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, and the Undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects, Leandro Garbarino, who agreed on the importance of working in an articulated manner and in the territory to generate real access to the opportunities offered by the municipality.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to commit to these types of decentralized proposals, which strengthen the bond between the State and the community, with an inclusive, participatory vision committed to local development.
During the meeting, attendees were able to access information and personalized advice on: Employment programs; Tools for entrepreneurs; Social economy; Job training; Cooperativism and Associativism.
The Directorate of Citizen Attention and Consumer Defense also participated, providing direct assistance, legal guidance, and support to people who approached with concerns or complaints.
The Director of Citizen Participation, José Vedoya, stated: “When the State approaches the territory, listens, and engages in dialogue, concrete solutions are built. This day demonstrates that public policies can and must reach the neighborhood, to be at the service of every resident.”
For his part, Guido Di Gioia, Director of Citizen Attention and Consumer Defense, highlighted: “Being in the neighborhood, talking face-to-face, and explaining what we do not only informs, but builds trust. Proximity is not a detail: it is the foundation for rights to be reached equitably and exercised. This is how citizenship is strengthened.”
The event was attended by the Undersecretary of Development and Entrepreneurship, Gabriel Enguelberg, and the Undersecretary of the Special Unit for Strategic Projects, Leandro Garbarino, who agreed on the importance of working in an articulated manner and in the territory to generate real access to the opportunities offered by the municipality.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to commit to these types of decentralized proposals, which strengthen the bond between the State and the community, with an inclusive, participatory vision committed to local development.