The La Matanza Municipality has opened new registrations for the free Centro de Innovación Tecnológica (CITLAM), offering a program that combines digital training and environmental education proposals, according to official information from the municipality. During the presentation, the municipality highlighted the district's educational profile, noting that CITLAM functions as a public space aimed at developing technological skills and supporting learning processes for residents of all ages. In collaboration with the Environment Department, three workshops on Composting and Vermicomposting have been added for children, teenagers, and adults, with the goal of promoting sustainable habits and responsible management of organic waste. According to the Argentine News Agency, the proposal includes theoretical and practical content on building home composters, treating organic matter, and producing worm humus, with dates differentiated by age group (November and early December). Additionally, CITLAM has opened enrollment for the 'Google Tools' course for those over 18, providing training in Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive, oriented toward study, work, and daily productivity. The course is held in person and free of charge. The municipality announced that registration is done through an online form, and there are consultation channels via email and phone contact, as part of an open training policy for the community.
