The Secretary of Human Development, Sebastián Arístide, held a work meeting with Manuela Pelizzari, director of the community area of the Municipal Autonomous Housing and Land Institute (InVyTAM).
“It was a very positive meeting; the proposal is very interesting because it unifies the community criteria that we have planned for the institute's management. The dialogue also focused on making our staff available to add human capital to the neighborhood surveys,” pointed out Pelizzari.
He remarked that “it is an ambitious project, very necessary for the community and of vital importance for all the institutions that work strongly on the vindication of the community, since it seeks to try to respond to the problems that society is going through today.”
Regarding the coordination and the collection of data and information between both areas, the official highlighted that it is a methodology that will be crucial to carry out the work. “It is a cornerstone of this government administration that this be the way we approach our work, working in coordination among all municipal secretariats, undersecretariats, and directorates.”
“It was a very positive meeting; the proposal is very interesting because it unifies the community criteria that we have planned for the institute's management. The dialogue also focused on making our staff available to add human capital to the neighborhood surveys,” pointed out Pelizzari.
He remarked that “it is an ambitious project, very necessary for the community and of vital importance for all the institutions that work strongly on the vindication of the community, since it seeks to try to respond to the problems that society is going through today.”
Regarding the coordination and the collection of data and information between both areas, the official highlighted that it is a methodology that will be crucial to carry out the work. “It is a cornerstone of this government administration that this be the way we approach our work, working in coordination among all municipal secretariats, undersecretariats, and directorates.”