The official indicated that, “for the flood, beyond the emergency process, it is possible to create a line of financing in parallel”, and stressed that, for this reason, he has been “working from a trust fund created last year that allows channel financing in a more agile way and reach all producers”.
Rodríguez toured the Agrarian School No. 1 and different fields in the area that are flooded after the significant rainfall registered in the region last week together with district councilors.
During his visit to the municipality, the minister also met with the mayor, Edward Bell, with whom he analyzed the situation in the region after the last storm and discussed the programs available to the MDA to accompany and strengthen agricultural and agri-food production.
“Our commitment is that in the cases in which there is affectation there is assistance from the Province. There is an emergency law and we are already working with the Nation to see the articulation mechanisms, but we also have an Agrarian Trust Fund that allows us to create specific financing lines and our intention is to implement it in this case,” Rodríguez said.
On the other hand, the minister traveled to Necochea and held various meetings, including with the mayor of that Buenos Aires district, Arthur Rojas, with the president of the Port of Quequén Consortium, Jorge Alvaro, and with businessmen linked to the collection activity, export, the agricultural sector, representatives of maritime agencies, leaders of the chambers that represent the terminals, and representatives of cooperatives.
The official highlighted the incorporation of the municipality to the second stage of the Strategic Plan for the Improvement of Rural Roads “Since it is essential not only for production, for all the inhabitants, but also because it allows to promote connectivity and guarantee access to rural schools or health centers.”
“We understood that it was important that the Rural Roads Plan also reach Necochea. The improvement of rural roads is essential not only for production but for all the inhabitants of the locality, because it allows to favor connectivity and guarantee access to schools rural or health centers,” said the minister.
In that sense, he pointed out “the importance of rural roads being in good condition, not only because of what has to do with production, but also because in many cases these roads are the only possibility for many inhabitants of the interior to access a school. rural or to a health center”.
The Strategic Plan for the Improvement of Rural Roads seeks to strengthen the circulation and transportation of people and cargo throughout the province, through financing to municipalities for the acquisition of machines and materials that allow them to carry out the works.
In this second stage, the government The provincial government decided to triple the kilometers of roads to intervene.
Source: Ambito
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