City's Book Indaiatuba SP 2019-20
It is a bilingual publication (Portuguese and English) that introduces the city of INDAIATUBA in São Paulo - Brazil. Summarizing the main points and reasons why to invest or to do business in the city.
It is a bilingual publication (Portuguese and English) that introduces the city of INDAIATUBA in São Paulo - Brazil. Summarizing the main points and reasons why to invest or to do business in the city.
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INTERVIEW<br />
Mayor Nilson Gaspar, your<br />
mandate started in <strong>20</strong>17 and goes until <strong>20</strong><strong>20</strong>.<br />
What is the balance that you can do so far, in the<br />
second half of the term?<br />
A: Actually, this development has been taking place<br />
in <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> for more than <strong>20</strong> years and I am able to<br />
continue and implement new projects, trying to do more<br />
and more for the city. My team and I have been looking<br />
for improvements in urban development with attention<br />
Mayor<br />
NILSON GA<strong>SP</strong>AR<br />
Exclusive Interview<br />
to the issue of urban mobility. In education we have<br />
invested in the continuing education of the teachers<br />
of the Municipal Network and we have opened more<br />
technical courses with Fiec (<strong>Indaiatuba</strong> Foundation of<br />
Education and Culture), which guarantees more young<br />
people qualified for the job market. We also evolved in<br />
the water issue with the construction of the Capivari-<br />
Mirim River Dam, which enabled <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> to provide<br />
water security for the next 30 years. We invest in public<br />
safety technology, to improve the city’s intelligence and<br />
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monitoring system. We have been able to attract more<br />
companies and move more trade to generate income<br />
and improve the city’s economy. My commitment is to<br />
the quality of life of our citizens, so I have worked on<br />
important projects in these priority areas, but also work<br />
to promote culture, sport and leisure for our population.<br />
We have noticed that your<br />
government has supported and organized many<br />
events with the businessmen of the city. Can you<br />
comment on the relationship between the city and<br />
the local business community?<br />
A: The City administration promotes these meetings<br />
to facilitate the interaction between the entrepreneurs<br />
and also to promote a dialogue between them and the<br />
public power. We do the “Business Round”, for example,<br />
because we have almost 1,000 companies here in<br />
<strong>Indaiatuba</strong> and many entrepreneurs still do not know<br />
each other, they do not know what the other produces.<br />
With this they end up buying from other cities and<br />
even from other states, a product that their neighbor<br />
offers, sometimes even cheaper because of the reduced<br />
transportation costs. The “Business Rounds” promote<br />
precisely this interaction of local entrepreneurs. In<br />
addition to promoting business in the municipality,<br />
this is an opportunity for the city to approach, listen<br />
to the needs of the sector and present the services that<br />
the public administration offers. In this way, public<br />
power can offer the support that the entrepreneur needs<br />
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to improve his production and, consequently, generate<br />
more employment and income for our population. It<br />
is with this intention that we have invested a lot in<br />
the professional qualification of our young people, so<br />
that they can occupy the jobs that these companies offer.<br />
With Fiec (<strong>Indaiatuba</strong> Foundation for Education and<br />
Culture), which is a reference in technical education in<br />
the country, we still have the differential of being able to<br />
set up specific courses of professional qualification to train<br />
employees according to the needs of the entrepreneur.<br />
<strong>Indaiatuba</strong> has everything<br />
that entrepreneurs need.<br />
In the RMC (Metropolitan Region<br />
of Campinas), <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> is the 2nd best city<br />
to make investments, according to a study by<br />
UrbanSystems Consulting. In your opinion, what<br />
are the factors that led to this result?<br />
A: It is a second place with a taste of first, because<br />
the city that is ahead of us in this research is Campinas,<br />
which has 1.5 million inhabitants. <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> has only<br />
250 thousand inhabitants and cannot compare with a<br />
city that is a metropolis. As for the factors that put us in<br />
second place in this ranking, I believe the main thing<br />
is the excellent infrastructure that the city offers. The<br />
entrepreneur seeks a city that has a good water supply,<br />
an efficient road system, skilled labor, safety and quality<br />
of life for its employees. That’s all <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> offers.<br />
A large computer company left Itu and came here<br />
because <strong>Indaiatuba</strong> offered mostly water and security.<br />
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