Políticas Públicas y Desarrollo Rural en el Ecuador. Propuesta centrada en la gestión de las de las Juntas Parroquiales. Estudio de caso: Parroquia Checa, cantón Quito, provincia Pichincha año 2013.

Abstract

This research presents an analysis of public policies in Ecuador, oriented rural development in the Checa Parish, from the three strategic pillars of Good Living. The analysis is performed from an institutional inventory that identifies public policy, a matrix of institutional participation that allows provide a relative weight to the various project managers, a multi-institutional matrix that sets the type of function that develops the institution and an array of prioritizing problems where the most urgent requirements are determined. The study focuses on the evaluation of the outgoing and current parish management, projects inserted in the macro-objectives: productive matrix, reduced gaps and sustainability, for which it has conducted surveys and interviews with different stakeholders to assess the implementation of the policy and citizen participation, in a model of integration, organization and articulation aiming at social inclusion, equity, economic and production patterns and elements to improve living conditions and build the longed Good Living.