More than 1,200 people participated in the dissemination of the different lines of credit that the gNeuquén government and the Federal Investment Council (CFI) have at their disposal MSMEs and entrepreneurship.
Since May 22, promotions of financing sources were carried out in the seven regions of the Province. The organization was in charge of the regional delegates and the Secretariat of Planning and Institutional Linkage, with the support of the undersecretariat of the Council for Planning and Action for Development (COPADE), the Secretariat of Gender, the Autonomous Institute for Productive Development (IADEP). ) and the PyME-ADENEU Center.
In the Confluencia region, the dissemination days were held in the towns of Plottier and Senillosa. In the Vaca Muerta region in Añelo; in the Oil Region in Plaza Huincul, in the Central West region in Zapala and Aluminé; in the South in Junín de los Andes and San Martín de los Andes; in the Central Limay region, in Picún Leufú and in the Northern region in Chos Malal and Huinganco.
The Secretary of Planning and Institutional Linkage, Leticia Esteves, explained that the program they carry out together with the CFI, “offers a plurality of instruments for management in the formulation of innovative public policy projects, identifying opportunities, based on tools, knowledge and perspectives for development, valuing the territory and its people.”
During the next week the dissemination actions will continue in Los Chihuidos and Paso Aguerre. On Tuesday the 25th from 11 at the headquarters of the Los Chihuidos development commission there will be a meeting, while on Wednesday the 26th from 12 it will take place at the Jorge Néstor Águila Museum, in Paso Aguerre.
About credit lines
These financing tools arise from the agreement signed last March by Governor Rolando Figueroa and the Secretary General of the CFI, Ignacio Lamothe. The objective is set on productive development, from accompaniment to entrepreneurs, SMEs and MSMEs, to achieve an impact on the development of the province.
The COPADE technical teams shared information about the five lines of financing that the CFI has available for MSMEs and enterprises, the loans are instruments designed to promote the financial inclusion of micro, small and medium-sized companies in productive sectors.
For its part, the IADEP presented its financing lines for family farming with prioritized activities around the financing proposals, forage production, cattle, goat and sheep farming, poultry farming, open-air and indoor horticulture, and the production of agro-food.
The PyME-ADENEU Center disseminated the current lines of credit through the provincial program “More SMEs, More Future”, which is financed by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). In addition, he reported on the tax credit program for
investments, which allows companies to access tax credit bonds to pay provincial taxes, for up to 20 percent of the investments made in the current year.
