Rosario

Rosario’s Digital Stations offer inclusive, mobile, and online technology education for children, young entrepreneurs, and senior citizens.

The project in Rosario seeks to give a voice to neighborhood historians and chroniclers, who collect local stories. It promotes a collective space to exchange experiences and experiences, preserving community historical memory.

Rosario’s “Crecer” program combats children’s social exclusion through nutritional, pedagogical and recreational projects. Through 33 Crecer Centers, it serves 15,000 families in vulnerable situations, with community support.

At CEMA, one-hour workshops are held with cardiology patients on “Quality of Life”, addressing topics such as hypertension, nutrition, human relations, stress, sedentary lifestyle, etc.

The City Council of Rosario set up this program in 2009 with the goal of dealing with the waste management from a cross-disciplinary, participatory perspective, opting for a cultural change.

In order to fight the feeling of insecurity, Rosario carries out an initiative free of charge that consists in inviting the citizenry to meet, enjoy and share the public parks in the summer months (January to April), one Thursday per month, from 8pm on.

The Participatory Budget allows the population to decide on the distribution of municipal resources, improving dialogue, efficiency in management and citizen control through neighborhood assemblies and the election of representatives.

“The city of children” is an initiative of the Government of Rosario and UNICEF Argentina that transforms the city considering children. 3,000 students received a “ciudapapis” card and a book of “moral fines.”