Políticas Públicas y desarrollo rural en el Ecuador. Propuesta centrada en la gestión de las juntas parroquiales. Estudio de caso: Tumbaco, cantón Quito, provincia de Pichincha, año 2013.

Abstract

This research analyzes the role of public policy in the country's development, starting with an analysis from an overall approach to specific, considering the planning as a systemic process, where planning is fully articulated at all levels of government from the central to the parish, according to clear objectives as a country. This plan is supported by a solid legal framework comprising, Ecuador's Constitution, laws, regulations, ordinances and resolutions that seek to steer in a quick but consistent development of the country. Despite the interdependence between levels of government, autonomy is highlighted, will reflect the Organic Code of Territorial Organization autonomy and decentralization, clearly defining the powers of the autonomous governments GADs. Thus the parish GADs are those who are closer to the citizens and through various public policies which are channeled. In this context, an analysis of the parish Tumbaco of Canton Quito, Pichincha province for the year 2013 is performed.