Políticas públicas y desarrollo rural en el Ecuador. Propuesta centrada en la gestión de la Junta Parroquial de Amaguaña. Año 2013.

Abstract

In building an inclusive and participatory state, public policies They represent the aspirations of the citizens of their ideal society. The implementation of public policies in rural areas demand design instruments to resolve territorial problems, with the participation of leaders and the local population, in order to correct gaps and social exclusion. This research analyzes the current public policies in Amaguaña, and instruments for rural development with territorial scope, from three areas: construction popular power and the state, rights and freedoms for the good life, and transformation economic and productive. The methodology considers the literature review to define concepts public policy, rural and regional development, as well as levels of government and their roles in national planning; accompanied by information collected through primary citizen surveys and interviews with local leaders. It is concluded that local demands on decreasing gaps are addressed, with the coordinated participation of central government institutions and governments sectionals. The demands of sustainability and productive matrix have been neglected