It is the result of the technical and financial assistance agreement for local governments signed between the Autonomous Institute of Planning and Housing (IAPV) and the municipality of Concordia. Through the Ahora Tu Hogar program, more than 650 million pesos will be invested, with a construction period of 12 consecutive months.
The signing took place in the presence of the president of the IAPV, Manuel Schönhals, and the Mayor Francisco Azcué; the board member of the agency, Aníbal Steren, the head of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (Invytam), Matías Dupleich, and the director of the Salto Grande Regional office, Alfonso Sa.
In this regard, the head of the IAPV stated that "providing housing units to the people is one of the acts that one looks forward to the most and that most dignifies public administration".
The official highlighted the importance of the provincial administration "maintaining permanent contact with local governments, addressing their demands and jointly seeking solutions to the large number of problems that still persist, one of them being the housing demand".
For his part, the mayor Azcué thanked "the authorities of the IAPV and our governor for accompanying us, for investing in our city and fulfilling their commitment".
Subsequently, he indicated that "from the municipality and from the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (Invytam) we have been working in an articulated manner". And he added: "With these resources we are going to build another 15 homes and thus be able to continue advancing in this Agua Patito neighborhood, where due to the neglect of previous administrations that development was frustrated".
The signing took place in the presence of the president of the IAPV, Manuel Schönhals, and the Mayor Francisco Azcué; the board member of the agency, Aníbal Steren, the head of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (Invytam), Matías Dupleich, and the director of the Salto Grande Regional office, Alfonso Sa.
In this regard, the head of the IAPV stated that "providing housing units to the people is one of the acts that one looks forward to the most and that most dignifies public administration".
The official highlighted the importance of the provincial administration "maintaining permanent contact with local governments, addressing their demands and jointly seeking solutions to the large number of problems that still persist, one of them being the housing demand".
For his part, the mayor Azcué thanked "the authorities of the IAPV and our governor for accompanying us, for investing in our city and fulfilling their commitment".
Subsequently, he indicated that "from the municipality and from the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (Invytam) we have been working in an articulated manner". And he added: "With these resources we are going to build another 15 homes and thus be able to continue advancing in this Agua Patito neighborhood, where due to the neglect of previous administrations that development was frustrated".