Análisis de la articulación multinivel y por niveles, de los Gobiernos Autónomos Descentralizados para la implementación de los planes de desarrollo y ordenamiento territorial PDOT, en la Zona 7

Abstract

Abstract: The Decentralized Autonomous Governments, in order to comply with an efficient action, have the Territorial Development and Organization Plan, which for its construction and implementation requires institutional articulation by levels of GAD and multilevel with the Central Government.In this context, this work seeks to analyze such articulation based on a normative study, articulation experiences developed in Zone 7 and primary sources of information. The results of the latter suggest that 100% of the technical teams have knowledge of institutional articulation, but its application is only 15.58%.To mitigate this situation, and contribute to local development, a management model is proposed that encourages and strengthens the articulation by levels of Decentralized Autonomous Governments and multilevel; proposing the inclusion in the Local Planning Council of a "delegated representative of the decentralized executive". Likewise, it is proposed that from the concurrent competences, in the strategic planning, the standardization of the strategic objectives and indicators is carried out.Finally, multilevel articulation is proposed with the creation of the Expanded Local Cabinet, where the GADs and the central government would participate.