Monte Caseros hosts Jakaru Porã 2.0 horticultural campaign launch

Authorities in Monte Caseros presented the spring-summer horticultural campaign for the provincial program Jakaru Porã 2.0. The event, held at the Municipal Golden Hall, brought together municipal leaders, technical teams, and representatives from the Centro-Sur region.

The program focuses on food production, supporting families, and utilizing mobile technology to strengthen community and household gardens. María Eva Guerra, Director of Organization and Community Communication, stated that the initiative aims to recover production for family consumption and promote the right to healthy eating.

Data presented during the meeting showed that 1,965 family and institutional garden records have been registered across the province, involving 64 municipalities. In the Centro-Sur region specifically, the platform has recorded 267 gardens.