Rosario

The Rosario Urban Agriculture Program emerged after the 2001 crisis to combat poverty through agroecology in abandoned spaces, promoting sustainable production and leadership of women in the community.

The Rosario Youth Participatory Budget, implemented since 2004, promotes the participation of young people between 13 and 18 years old in public decisions, strengthening their citizenship and rights through community projects.

The project encourages the use of technologies to promote Human Rights in Rosario, creating an interactive digital map where citizens participate, publish content and collectively build concepts, promoting non-formal education.

The “Rosario se Mueve” Youth Animators Project promotes the social inclusion of young people through volunteering, recreational and community activities, promoting values, citizenship and participation in vulnerable populations.

The bicycle is an ecological and healthy means of transportation, but its users are vulnerable in traffic. The Pedaleá Seguro project seeks to improve road safety through infrastructure, education and community promotion.

A proposal addressed to young people from 13 to 18 years old, to foster the return to school and social inclusion of young people who have left the formal education system or who are in school but not attending regularly.

Institutions and companies of the city keep a container for storing recyclable material, previously separated at home by neighbours. Furthermore, they are responsible for publicizing the Program amongst the people who visit their premises on a daily basis.

The Rosario Association of Adapted Sports (ARDAD) connects civil organizations and state policies to promote adapted sports that improve the health, quality of life, inclusion and socialization of people with disabilities.