Políticas públicas aplicadas integralmente, a la seguridad ciudadana, como elemento fundamental de la seguridad humana, mediante un enfoque interinstitucional, en los periodos 2007- 2024.

Abstract

Abstract: Insecurity represents one of the greatest challenges in contemporary society, directly affecting the well-being of citizens and trust in public institutions. This study was developed with the aim of achieving a significant and sustained reduction in insecurity rates through the implementation of effective and efficient strategies. Through a cross-sectional and descriptive methodological approach, citizens' perceptions of critical factors, such as corruption in public institutions and its relationship with the growth of organized crime, were analyzed. Descriptive statistical techniques, such as frequency and percentage analysis, were used to interpret the collected data. 40% of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that corruption contributes to the strengthening of organized crime, partially validating the proposed hypotheses. The methodology included review, coding, and tabulation of data, ensuring the consistency of the results with the initial objectives. This work highlights the importance of designing comprehensive and sustainable strategies to address the structural causes of crime and strengthen public security.