Rosario

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 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 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 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.

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 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.”

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.

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.