Tesi sul tema "Pucusana (Lima, Perú : Distrito)"
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Medicina, Di Paolo Jorge Amadeo. "El Sistema de turismo marino en el distrito de Pucusana, como gestión empresarial : una propuesta para elevar el nivel socio económico de la población local". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2010. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/419.
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Collantes, Flores Vaneska Lisbeth, Canales Celeste Jakelyn Ezeta e Velásquez Martha Anita Rodríguez. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Pucusana". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/14736.
Testo completoTo implement social and environmental measures that generate benefits for society, methodologies should be available to provide local authorities and stakeholders with a clear vision of the reality of the area under study, allowing the development of actions that generate a positive impact on their habitants. In this sense, the Social Progress Index (IPS) is the tool that can explain the social and environmental development of a country, province or district, by analyzing its dimensions, such as basic human needs, welfare fundamentals and opportunities, each formed by four components, resulting in a baseline for interested entities allowing decisions to improve the quality of life of the population analyzed. Therefore, this research work calculates and analyzes the Social Progress Index of the district of Pucusana in 2018, applying the methodology through a quantitative approach with a non-experimental transectional design and an exploratory-descriptive scope, using as a research instrument a survey provided by CENTRUM Católica, which was applied to the heads of households of a district sample, previously calculated. Subsequently, the information obtained from these surveys and documents provided by the municipality and various State entities was processed, performing the respective statistical analysis to calculate the Social Progress Index. As a result of the analysis, the district of Pucusana obtained a score of 39.93, that is, a very low level of social progress, on a scale of zero to 100 points, obtaining in the dimension basic human needs a score of 49.94, that is, a level of low social progress, as well as, in the fundamental dimension of well-being a score of 24.84, that is, a level of extreme low social progress and, finally, in the opportunities dimension a score of 45.02, that is, a level of low social progress. With respect to the zones, it was identified that zone three presented a score of 71.41, that is, a level of social progress that is medium high, followed by zone one with a score of 47.54, that is, a low level of social progress, continuing with zone four with a score of 32.02, that is, a level of extreme low social progress and, finally, zone two with a score of 29.86, that is, a level of social progress also extreme low. These results show that, in the same district, there are different levels of social progress that should be addressed according to the needs of the population, taking into account those factors of greater vulnerability that affect the growth and development of the district.
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Padilla, Privat María José. "Nuevo terminal pesquero y complejo cultural de la gastronomía peruana en Pucusana". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/624663.
Testo completoThe New Fishing Terminal project and cultural complex of Peruvian cuisine in Pucusana, consists of four types, Fishing Terminal, Fishing Market, Gastronomic Market and finally Cultural Spaces, these last spaces are distributed throughout the project as they will serve to understand what what happens in each space and give a cultural focus to the whole experience. The route will be made through ramps, which will allow the user an optimal path up to the great viewpoint. The proposal arises from the need to repower the sector and give it a clear personality that lasts over time. The architectural proposal in the first level is to leave the floor free to understand the fishing activity that takes place in Pucusana, for it there are no walls that block the visuals towards the sea and it has an interaction plaza which has landscaped furniture. with graphic murals where he explains the local flora and fauna. In the second level is the fishing market which is accessed through a ramp that is the continuation of the existing boardwalk. In this space you can buy fresh fish and in the tour see the activity of the fishing terminal that is being made, the plant has double heights and balconies. In addition to the cultural spaces that will guide the tour and spaces for practical workshops to learn how to cook. In the third level is the gastronomic market and gastronomic plaza, in these spaces the user can buy the plate that is distributor contemplating the landscape, understanding the great culinary value that the Peruvians catheterize and that Pucusana represents. Finally, on the fourth level there is the scenic viewpoint, which consists of a system of ramps and furniture to be able to remain contemplated the place and reflecting on the experience, understanding the great value that characterizes.
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Tejada, de la Cruz Rosa Ximena. "Análisis de la vulnerabilidad costera frente a un posible aumento del nivel del mar : sector costero Lurín-Pucusana (Provincia de Lima)". Bachelor's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2016. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8657.
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Osorio, Estrada Pablo Cristian. "Diagnóstico del pozo P-699 y diseño preliminar del pozo tubular para Pucusana - Lima". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2018. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/7959.
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Elabora un diagnóstico del pozo P-699 y el diseño preliminar del pozo tubular para el abastecimiento de agua potable en el distrito de Pucusana, Lima, Perú. Realiza el diagnóstico del pozo tubular P-699, a partir de los datos históricos de parámetros hidráulicos del pozo P-699 y parámetros hidrogeológico del acuífero de Chilca. Analiza la inspección de cámara de Tv del pozo P-699 y determina los factores que afectan la producción del pozo P-699. Elabora y analiza los gráficos de la evolución histórica de los parámetros hidráulicos del pozo P-699 y determina el cálculo de la vida útil del pozo P-699 al año 2013. Propone el diseño preliminar de pozo tubular, el cual será un pozo de reemplazo para el abastecimiento de agua potable en el distrito de Pucusana.
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Núñez, Ato Daniel Omar, e Fernández Helga Lili Valdivia. "Metodología para el acondicionamiento ambiental local y su aplicación en el distrito de Comas". Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. Programa Cybertesis PERÚ, 2006. http://www.cybertesis.edu.pe/sisbib/2006/valdivia_fh/html/index-frames.html.
Testo completoAlbornoz, Rojas Abel Guillermo, Caparó Miguel Angel Escobar, Harada José Alberto Sialer e Carrasco Mario Ernesto Vidal. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de La Molina - Lima". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2017. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/9631.
Testo completoThe district of La Molina was created in 1962, has an area of 65.75 km2 and counts with 171,646 inhabitants with a population density of 2,534 hab / km2. It borders on the north with the district of Ate Vitarte, on the east with the district of Pachacamac and Cieneguilla, on the south with the districts of Pachacámac and Villa Maria del Triunfo, and on the west with the district of Santiago de Surco. It is predominantly residential where 64.67% of its urban land is occupied by housing estates. This strategic plan for the district of La Molina was developed based on the sequential model of D'Alessio's strategic process in the year of 2013 and projected to be completely finish by the year 2030. The PESTEC and AMOFHIT analyzes were used for the development of this plan. The EFE matrix concludes that La Molina is not responding well to the opportunities and threats of the environment. For its part, the EFI parent concludes that La Molina is not stronger than weak, therefore, it must improve its weaknesses and turn it in to oportunities to get even better results at the end. Likewise, the proposed vision seeks to make La Molina a leading district in ecology and services in Peru and one of the five best districts in South America. To achieve the proposed vision, six long-term objectives have been formulated as well as 14 strategies from which nine have been retained. To achieve the long-term objectives, 24 short-term objectives have been defined. Finally, this document focuses on transforming the present situation of La Molina with a vision of growth to improve the quality of life of its residents and visitors. This through innovation and specialization of public management leveraged in public and private investment
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Alarcón, Rivadeneira Irene Catalina, Yim Roberto Carlos Chia, Valladares Mauro Ronald Gutiérrez e Martínez Edwin Benjamín Torres. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de Independencia". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8574.
Testo completoEl presente trabajo de tesis tiene como objetivo elaborar el plan estratégico de Independencia para el año 2025. El modelo utilizado es el planteado por Fernando D´Alessio en su libro El Proceso Estratégico: Un Enfoque de Gerencial, publicado en el año 2008. El proceso estratégico se compone de un conjunto de actividades que se desarrollan de manera secuencial con la finalidad de que una organización pueda proyectarse al futuro y alcance la visión establecida. Permitirá desarrollar estrategias en el distrito que contribuyan a mejorar la calidad de vida de los residentes y favorezcan el liderar la gestión gubernamental en el país. La visión para el distrito de Independencia propuesta está dirigida a mejorar la seguridad del distrito, siendo un pilar fundamental para el desarrollo y crecimiento sostenible. Otro de los pilares es la modernización de tecnología de información, sistemas educativos, y de infraestructura; lo que permitirá que el distrito sea considerado como un punto de desarrollo importante en la ciudad; bajo una política de responsabilidad social y liderando el cuidado del medio ambiente. Para alcanzar la visión propuesta se han definido objetivos a largo plazo orientados al crecimiento económico, mejora de la calidad de vida, disminución la percepción de inseguridad, desarrollo de la competitividad y productividad de las empresas, así como también brindar mejores y eficientes servicios a la comunidad, los objetivos a corto plazo están orientados a mejorar la recaudación, desarrollar el talento humano, crear nuevas infraestructuras, desarrollo tecnológico, que se sustentan en una serie de estrategias como la creación de planes de seguridad ciudadana, mejora en los procesos, elevar la educación, reinserción de los jóvenes pandilleros en la PEA, etc., que permitirán alcanzar las metas propuestas. Las estrategias planteadas buscan fortalecer las ventajas competitivas del distrito, aprovechar las ventajas comparativas, compensar las falencias, y reducir el impacto de las amenazas identificadas
This thesis aims to develop the strategic plan 2025 for district of Independencia. The model used is the one proposed by Fernando D'Alessio in his book The Strategic Process: A Managerial Approach, published in 2008. The strategic process consists of a set of activities that take place sequentially in order for an organization to project into the future and reach the vision established. This plan will develop a set of strategies that contribute to improving the quality of life for residents of the district, and favor the government's leadership in the country. The vision for the district of Independencia's proposal aims to improve the security of the district, being a fundamental pillar for development and sustainable growth. Another pillar is the modernization of information technology, education systems, and infrastructure, which will allow the district to be considered an important point of development in the city; logically under a policy of social responsibility and leading environmental care atmosphere. To achieve the proposed vision, we have defined long and short term goals, which are based on a number of strategies that will achieve these goals. The proposed strategies seek to strengthen the competitive advantages of the district, comparative advantages, compensate for weaknesses, and reduce the impact of the identified threats
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Cam, Shimbo Miguel, Tolla Mercado Renzo Di, Rodríguez Percy Fernández e Herrera Liz Palomino. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de Surquillo". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2012. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4545.
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Ramírez, Aguayo Álvaro, Dolores Ricardo Javier Bello, Abril Julio Manuel Valdivia e Suero David Humberto Yampasi. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de Carabayllo". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2017. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/10270.
Testo completoThe district of Carabayllo, is one of the oldest districts of Lima Norte. Founded in 1571, it is considered to be the genesis of Lima Norte, since from it, the other districts of Lima Norte were created. With a population of more than 300 thousand inhabitants, it is one of the districts with the lowest population density in the province. This situation, as well as the development of the non-metallic mining industry, constitutes a great attraction for real estate development. Also, its historical and archaeological wealth is a great opportunity for the development of tourism and related businesses. However, the district also has great weaknesses. Insecurity, the lack of maintenance of roads and trails, and the existence of deficient public services, has caused that today there are people who do not have basic services such as drinking water and public cleaning. This investigation has determined the Strategic Integral Plan (PEI) for the district of Carabayllo, with a vision to the year 2030, in a conjuncture of political, fiscal and monetary stability. The methodology used for the development of the PEI, has been based on D'Alessio (2013), according to the sequential model of the strategic process, developing from the desired vision, the expected future for the district of Carabayllo. The process was followed in order to determine the external and internal position of the district, the determination of its interests, the setting of long-term objectives, the formulation of strategies for the fulfillment of these objectives, the policies that will match the strategies, the definition of evaluation and control indicators and the determination of competitive advantages for the future development of the district. The proposed vision for Carabayllo is that, by 2030, the district will become the best place to live in Lima Norte, being an ecological district, safe, with great commercial and business development, with an efficient and participative district management, where the urban merges with the rural and the historical. In the strategic process, it was determined that Carabayllo suffers from various problems that require attention. Likewise, short and long-term objectives, strategies and related policies were proposed to achieve the desired vision. The PEI has proposed strategies and policies to counteract this situation. In addition, opportunities for the development of tourism and real estate clusters were identified, which will draw on of the competitive advantages of the district. Finally, it is necessary to implement the PEI that this research has proposed, in order to achieve the desired vision of Carabayllo district and ensure its future development
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Aquino, Campos Alejandro, Barrenechea Eliu Barrenechea, Saldarriaga Luis Ruíz e Obando José Valverde. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de Carabayllo". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8583.
Testo completoEl país está atravesando por, tal vez, la mejor etapa de su historia. Los indicadores macroeconómicos son óptimos, la demanda interna ha crecido, la clase media del país ha crecido ―según recientes estudios, se estima que de cada diez peruanos seis pertenecen a la clase media― y la lucha contra la pobreza parece estar empezando a dar resultados, aun cuando no se ha derrotado en su totalidad. En este contexto económico tan esperanzador en cuanto al objetivo de que el país llegue a su desarrollo es que se propone el plan estratégico de la municipalidad de Carabayllo, como un aporte a la investigación que busca que el distrito mire al futuro de la misma manera tan esperanzadora como lo hace el país aprovechando esta coyuntura favorable. La metodología que se ha utilizado para el desarrollo de este trabajo de investigación ha tenido como base la bibliografía del Dr. Fernando D’Alessio. El análisis interno y externo del distrito muestra que los principales problemas del mismo no son ajenos a los que aquejan al país. En tal sentido se aprecia un nivel educativo y cultural bajo en la población del distrito así como un bajo de nivel de calificación de la mano de obra, un nivel de inseguridad ciudadana creciente, un servicio de salud pública muy pobre, y problemas de presupuesto para poder realizar proyectos importantes dentro del distrito. A pesar de esto, ha sido posible detectar situaciones favorables dentro del distrito, las cuales con una gestión adecuada pueden convertirse en ventajas competitivas. Dentro de las situaciones favorables encontramos que la ubicación geográfica es un punto ventajoso en cuanto a su proximidad a los distritos más poblados de Lima Norte y lo que esto podría significar en cuanto a accesos a mercados importantes, así como también al hecho de su proximidad a la carretera a Canta lo cual potencialmente le significaría la posibilidad de convertirse en un hub para la transformación de las materias primas provenientes de la Sierra Central y la Selva del país y que puedan ser introducidos a los mercados de Lima Metropolitana así como mercados internacionales. También son situaciones favorables el clima del distrito, muy apto para el turismo recreacional y el de la investigación científica; este último aprovechando la riqueza en cuanto a la diversidad de flora y fauna. También es destacable el actual desarrollo de la industria inmobiliaria del país; uno de los sectores industriales que aún no se ha desacelerado y que más contribuye al PBI del país, y la elección de Carabayllo como el distrito con mayor potencial de crecimiento urbanístico debido a fortalezas como el buen clima, y al hecho de que es uno de los pocos distritos de Lima Metropolitana que cuenta con terrenos disponibles aún para el crecimiento urbano. Producto del proceso estratégico realizado para el distrito de Carabayllo, se han identificado los siguientes intereses los cuales deben servir como guía al gobierno municipal para la consecución de los objetivos trazados. Estos son: (a) impulsar el crecimiento económico; (b) hacer de Carabayllo un distrito turístico y cultural; (c) mejoramiento de la calidad de vida de los ciudadanos; y (d) brindar servicios mejorados, eficientes e integrativos a la ciudadanía. Como consecuencia de esto se ha detectado el potencial para el desarrollo de tres clústeres dentro del distrito en función a las ventajas comparativas y situaciones favorables descritas anteriormente. Dentro de éstos tenemos el clúster de procesamiento de productos de madera, el clúster turístico, y el clúster de procesamiento y distribución de frutas y verduras. Luego del proceso estratégico plasmado en el presente trabajo, se considera que el proyecto de desarrollo del distrito de Carabayllo es un proyecto viable, debiendo poner foco en superar los problemas que lo aquejan, los cuales son en su mayoría problemas de alcance nacional y no sólo locales. Se propone además trabajos de investigación adicionales al presente, como el plan de factibilidad de los clústeres propuestos, así como el desarrollo de un índice de atractividad de inversión privada para los distritos
Peru is going through, perhaps, the best stage in its history. Macroeconomic indicators are optimal, domestic demand has grown, the country's middle class has increased-according to recent studies, it is estimated that six of each ten Peruvians belong to the middle class- and the fight against poverty seems to be starting to show results. In this hopeful economic environment that places the country closer to its development, it is proposed the strategic plan for Carabayllo local government, as a contribution to the research that is seeking the district looks to the future in the same way as the country does, taking advantage of this favorable situation. The methodology used for the development of this research has been based on the literature of Dr. Fernando D'Alessio. The internal and external analysis shows that the district faces the same principal problems as the country does. For instance, there is a poor level in educational and cultural matters and a low level of qualification of labor in the district's population, a growing level of insecurity, a very poor public health service and budget problems to carry out major projects within the district. Despite this, it has been possible to detect favorable situations within the district, which with proper management can become into a competitive advantage. In favorable situations it is found that geographic location is very advantageous in terms of its proximity to the most populated districts of Lima Norte that might mean access to major markets; and also because of its proximity to the road to Canta which potentially would mean the possibility of becoming a hub for the processing of raw materials from Sierra Central and the jungle of the country. Those products can be introduced to the main markets of Lima and also to international markets. There is also a favorable situation in the climate conditions of the district, very suitable for recreational tourism and scientific research, the latter taking advantage of the wealth in terms of the diversity of flora and fauna. Also noteworthy is the current development of the real estate industry in the country, one of the industries that has vii not yet slowed and its important contribution to the country's GDP, and the choice of Carabayllo as the district with the highest urban growth because fortresses as the good weather and the fact that it is one of the few districts of Lima that has land available for urban growth. Product of the strategic process undertaken for Carabayllo district, it has been identified the following interests which should serve as a guide to the municipal government for the achievement of the objectives. These are: (a) promote economic growth, (b) make Carabayllo a cultural and tourist district, (c) improving the quality of life for district citizens, and (d) provide improved and more efficient services to citizenship. As a result of the strategic process, it has been detected the potential for the development of three clusters within the district according to the comparative advantages and favorable situations described above. Within these we have the cluster of wooden product processing, tourism cluster, and the cluster of processing and distribution of fruits and vegetables. After the strategic process is considered that the proposed Carabayllo district strategic plan is a viable project, having focus on overcoming the problems that plague the district, which are mostly national issues and not just local. It also proposes additional researches to this, as the feasibility plan for the proposed clusters, and the development of an index of attractiveness of private investment to the districts
Tesis
Díaz, Romaní Pamela, Bustios Juan Pablo Guillén, Tuesta Reynaldo Portella e Mendoza Omar Tagle. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de Pachacamac". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8575.
Testo completoEn una economía globalizada y cambiante, las ciudades deben estar preparadas buscando estrategias para afrontar los diferentes retos y asegurar su bienestar en el corto, mediano y largo plazo. Es requisito indispensable trazarse una visión a futuro, un norte que permita orientar los esfuerzos diarios. El plan estratégico de Pachacamac tiene como visión al año 2025, ser el primer distrito a nivel de Lima Sur por tener el menor índice de pobreza y por contar con adecuadas condiciones en servicios básicos, salud y seguridad, sostenido por el desarrollo de actividades turísticas, agropecuarias y agroindustriales. El país está pasando por un excelente panorama económico, con una inversión privada en crecimiento y un fortalecimiento del sistema financiero, que permiten el desarrollo de actividades económicas en el distrito, mediante la constitución de nuevas empresas y la formalización de otras ya existentes, generando un incremento en el empleo y por ende la reducción de la pobreza. Asimismo existen fenómenos negativos producidos por el entorno que deben ser considerados y valorados en la gestión municipal, como el centralismo tanto empresarial, educativo y residencial, el alto índice de inseguridad, la corrupción política, entre otros. El distrito de Pachacamac debe sacar provecho de las oportunidades del entorno y neutralizar las amenazas mediante el uso de sus propias fortalezas internas, enfocadas en una adecuada infraestructura turística recreativa, óptimas condiciones geográficas para el desarrollo de actividades agropecuarias y agroindustriales, y la presencia de organizaciones No Gubernamentales que están contribuyendo en el desarrollo socioeconómico del distrito. Asimismo para alcanzar la visión, el distrito debe enfocarse en minimizar sus debilidades actuales, relacionados con la pobreza, los servicios básicos, cobertura de salud, entre otros. v El camino para lograr la visión, se refleja en los Objetivos a Largo Plazo, los cuales están enfocados en reducir el nivel de pobreza haciéndolo menor a los demás distritos de Lima Sur, incrementar los ingresos de la Municipalidad, mejorar los servicios básicos de agua y desagüe, mejorar la cobertura de salud, reducir al mínimo el índice de analfabetismo, mejorar las vías de acceso, y reducir el nivel de victimización. Dada las condiciones externas e internas del distrito y los objetivos a Largo Plazo, se han identificado y retenido 15 estrategias, las cuales son acciones específicas para alcanzar las metas enunciadas. Se plantean objetivos a corto plazo que en suma permiten alcanzar los objetivos a largo plazo, junto con los recursos disponibles, las políticas del distrito, su estructura organizacional y el medio ambiente y responsabilidad social. Como herramienta de control y aseguramiento de metas, se cuenta con el Tablero de Control del Balance Scorecard, que mediante el uso de sus cuatro perspectivas (Aprendizaje Interno, Procesos, Clientes, Financiera) permite hacer seguimiento al cumplimiento de los objetivos trazados en el coto y largo plazo, y finalmente lograr la visión de futuro trazada
In a globalized economy and changing, the cities must be prepared seeking strategies to address the various challenges and ensure their welfare in the short, medium and long term. It is essential to draw a future vision, one north to guide the daily efforts. The strategic plan of Pachacamac has as a vision to 2025, being the first district of Lima South for having the lowest rate of poverty and have adequate basic conditions, health and safety, supported by the development of tourism activities, agriculture and agribusiness. The country is going through an excellent economic outlook, with a growing private investment and strengthening the financial system, allowing the development of economic activities in the district, through the establishment of new businesses and the formalization of existing ones, creating an increased employment and thus reducing poverty. There are also negative phenomena produced by the environment that must be considered and assessed in municipal management, as both centralism business, educational and residential, the high level of insecurity, political corruption, among others. The district of Pachacamac should take advantage of environmental opportunities and neutralize threats by using their own internal strengths, focused on a recreational tourism infrastructure, geographical conditions for optimal development of agriculture and agribusiness, and the presence of organizations Nongovernmental are contributing to the socioeconomic development of the district. Also to achieve the vision, the district should focus on minimizing their current weaknesses related to poverty, basic services, health coverage, among others. The way to achieve the vision is reflected in the Long-Term Goals, which are focused on reducing poverty making less than the other districts of Lima South, vii increasing the incomes of the Municipality, improving basic services of water and drainage, improving health coverage, minimizing the illiteracy, improving roads, and reducing the level of victimization. Given the external and internal conditions of the district and the long-term objectives have been identified and retained 15 strategies, which are specific actions to achieve the stated goals. Raised short-term objectives in order to achieve the objectives in the long term, together with the available resources, politics of the district, organizational structure, environment and social responsibility. As a tool of control and assurance goals, has the Board of Control of Balance Scorecard, which by using the four perspectives (i.e., internal learning processes, customers, financial) allows monitoring compliance with the objectives outlined in the short and long term, and finally achieve the vision outlined
Tesis
Parado, Canchari Valeria Alejandra. "Intervenciones Comunitarias en Alto Perú- Chorrillos". Bachelor's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/15569.
Testo completoValdivia, Fernández Helga Lili, e Ato Daniel Omar Núñez. "Metodología para el acondicionamiento ambiental local y su aplicación en el distrito de Comas". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2006. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/1076.
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Gárate, Robles Richard, La Torre Andrés Gibu, Chavarría Maribel Gómez e Mallqui Saulo Marcos. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de Punta Negra". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8587.
Testo completoEl presente plan estratégico parte de la necesidad que tienen las organizaciones de afrontar un mundo globalizado y cambiante. La actual crisis económica mundial obliga a replantear las estrategias y a tomar nuevas decisiones. El Perú y Lima Metropolitana no son ajenos a este contexto y han venido elaborando varios planes entre ellos: (a) el Plan Bicentenario: el Perú hacia el 2021, (b) Plan Perú 2040, (c) Plan Regional de Desarrollo Concertado de Lima Metropolitana 2012-2025 y (d) otros. El plan estratégico del distrito de Punta Negra al año 2025 ha sido elaborado sobre la base del modelo propuesto por el profesor D’Alessio. A la fecha de elaboración del plan, no existían una visión y misión formales propuestas, por lo que se plantearon en función del modelo Cluster-Based City Economic Development (CCED), y tomando en cuenta las aspiraciones mencionadas por las autoridades de la municipalidad. Estas confluyen en la aspiración general de elevar la calidad de vida de sus pobladores, convirtiéndose en el líder de la Zona Sur de Lima de acuerdo con el Índice de Desarrollo Humano. Para ello, deberá cumplir objetivos relacionados a: (a) desarrollo humano, (b) cuidado del medio ambiente, (c) recaudación, (d) desarrollo comercial de alto valor agregado y (e) gestión municipal eficiente. El plan estratégico de Punta Negra contiene ocho estrategias retenidas y nueve de contingencia. Para el seguimiento de las estrategias retenidas, se diseñó un tablero de control con 30 iniciativas propuestas. Finalmente, se exponen las conclusiones y las recomendaciones para las autoridades del distrito derivadas del plan estratégico
This strategic plan derives from the need of organizations of facing a globalized and changing world. The current global economic crisis forces us to rethink strategies and make new decisions. Peru and the city of Lima are not strange to this context and has been developing several plans including: (a) Plan Bicentenario: El Perú hacia el 2021, (b) Plan Perú 2040, (c) Plan Regional de Desarrollo Concertado de Lima Metropolitana 2012-2025, and (d) others. The strategic plan of the district of Punta Negra in 2025 has been prepared based on the model proposed by Professor D'Alessio. At the date of the preparation of the plan there were not any formal vision and mission, so they are proposed based on the Cluster-Based City Economic Development (CCED) model and on the ambitions mentioned by the municipal authorities. These include mainly the desire to raise the quality of life of its inhabitants, becoming the leader of the Southern Zone of Lima according to the Human Development Index. The vision and mission should meet objectives related to: (a) human development, (b) environmental care, (c) tax collection, (d) highvalue- added commercial development, and (e) efficient municipal management. The strategic plan of Punta Negra has eight retained strategies and nine of contingency. To track retained strategies a balanced scorecard was designed with 30 initiatives proposed. Finally, conclusions and recommendations derived from the strategic plan are presented for the consideration of the district authorities
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Mantilla, Montes Giuliana Helen, Crisóstomo María Angélica Paliza, Gonzales Miguel Angel Pacora e Tello Diego Alonzo Pinto. "Plan estratégico para el Distrito de Cieneguilla". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8636.
Testo completoEl presente trabajo se ha centrado en la elaboración del plan estratégico para el distrito de Cieneguilla que tiene como objetivo preparar al distrito para lograr su visión al año 2025. Cieneguilla, distrito ubicado a la entrada de la cuenca del río Lurín y que pertenece a la provincia de Lima, es un distrito joven cuya población en su mayoría tiene menos de 25 años por lo cual su fuerza de trabajo joven es importante y se convierte en palanca de su desarrollo socio económico, destaca por sus recursos naturales y patrimonios culturales que forman parte de su atractivo turístico, siendo precisamente el turismo una de sus principales fuentes de ingreso junto con la agricultura y actividades industriales como la construcción. En los últimos años, Cieneguilla presenta mejoras en aspectos de seguridad ciudadana y organización del gobierno distrital pero éstos aun necesitan se potenciados, así como reforzar aspectos que representan debilidad en el distrito como gestión de la salud, tecnología, educación y gestión ambiental. Cieneguilla, si bien cuenta con distintos factores de desarrollo en crecimiento aún no logra destacarse sobre otros distritos que poseen características y actividades económicas similares como son sus vecinos de la cuenca del río Lurín distritos de Pachacámac y Lurín siendo éstos sus competidores directos. El proceso estratégico obtuvo como resultado las estrategias que aseguren el logro de todos los objetivos a largo plazo definidos para el distrito de Cieneguilla, a fin de potenciar sus fortalezas buscando su máximo provecho, así como estrategias para reforzar sus debilidades, con la finalidad que Cieneguilla, distrito joven y con mucho potencial, destaque sobre sus competidores
The present work has focused on the development of the strategic plan for the district of Cieneguilla that aims to prepare the district to achieve its vision by 2025. Cieneguilla, district located at the entrance of the Lurin River basin and which belongs to the province of Lima, is a young district whose population is mostly under 25 and so its young workforce is important and becomes a socioeconomic development lever, it is noted for its natural resources and cultural heritage, which are part of its tourist attraction; tourism is precisely one of its main sources of income along with agriculture and industrial activities such as construction. In recent years, even though Cieneguilla presents improvements in areas such as public security and district government organization, they still need to be enhanced and also reinforce areas that represent weakness such as health management, technology, education and environmental management. Although Cieneguilla has different factors of growth, can not yet stand above other districts that have similar characteristics and economic activities like its neighbors at the Lurin River basin districts of Pachacamac and Lurin, which are its direct competitors. The strategic process obtained as a result the strategies that ensure the achievement of all long-term goals defined for Cieneguilla district, in order to enhance their strengths to maximize the strengths of Cieneguilla, as well as strategies to strengthen its weaknesses, in order to allow Cieneguilla, young district and with many potential factors, stand out from its competitors
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Butrón, Castañeda Gisella Eliana, Llanos Juan Manuel Palomino e Pérez Julio Cesar Reyna. "Plan estratégico del distrito de San Miguel". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2011. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4546.
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Allca, Quilcaro Carmen Silvia, Ureta Carlos Franklin Arzapalo, Guzmán Michael Urbina e Vargas Virgilio Esaú Vásquez. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de Santa Anita". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2017. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/9845.
Testo completoThe district of Santa Anita is located in the province of Lima and was created in 1989, over a territory that previously had belonged to the districts of Ate Vitarte and the Agustino. By 2015, the population was 228,422 inhabitants, with an average age between 25 and 35 years old, distributed over an area of only 10.69 km2. Using the Sequential Model of Strategic Planning created by D'Alessio (2015) a vision of the district for the year 2040 has been developed, in which it is proposed to continue leading the wholesale food trade at national level, to become one of the first five districts of Peru in human development, providing security for citizens, with a high level of education and with a transport system that promotes sustainable development. These have been quantified through the long-term objectives and will be achieved through the implementation of the following retained strategies: (a) to develop food processing industries, from inputs that reach the wholesale market; (b) to develop a collection center with refrigerated chambers for agricultural products, (c) to penetrate the market of the provinces of Lima with agricultural products, (d) to integrate horizontally private enterprises by sector to increase production capacity, (f) develop an integrated transportation system that reduces travel times, (g) develop road infrastructure, (h) develop educational campaigns for recycling, recovery and reuse; (i) penetrate security services by partnering with private companies, and (j) develop public-private educational services, through alliances with prestigious companies dedicated to primary and secondary education. Due to the implementation of this strategic plan, the Santa Anita district will have a Human Development Index over 0.80 by 2040, improving the quality of life of all its inhabitants, who will study and work in the same district
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Peralta, Vega Jorge Antonio, e Rojas Richard Omar Ramírez. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de Los Olivos". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2017. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/10263.
Testo completoThe district of “Los Olivos” has the necessary conditions to become the most competitive distric of Lima Norte. But spite of that , its leaders and governors have not been able to formulate a vision of the future that put there in most competitive position. The insecurity of the citizens, the indices of poverty, the access to quality education and the health assistance, the informality and lack of opportunities are some of the everyday problems that overwhelm its population. In addition to it, including the political, economical and social context by which the country is going through. To get out from this situation the present strategical plan is proposed, this plan has been developed following the methodology of the sequential model from the strategical process porposed by Dr. Fernando A. D’Allesio Ipinza in his book “The strategical process: a focus of management”. This strategical process contemplates elements of analysis, definitions of objetives and strategies that involve diverse actors for the achievement of a vision of challenging future. This is completed with tools of evaluation and control that must be carried out permanently given the nature of a changing evironment and susceptible of the external joint. The application of this work looks for the result of the development of the district of “Los Olivos” and the happiness of its inhabitants. The plan contains the strategical guidelines so the district takes advantages of its factors of production in an effective way and to develop competitive advantage to attract investments, generate sources of employment, reduce inequality gaps, improve security, raise the income per capita of its population and better their wellness. After that, “Los Olivos” will be a cultural, modern and safe district, transformed into a better place to live
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Avilez, Farfán José Antonio, Herrada Antonio Horacio Benavides e Bazán José Edgardo Beoutis. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de San Isidro". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2011. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4553.
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Cubas, Castro Jemmy, Barrios Cristiam Miranda, Tineo Miguel Porras e Córdova José Rojas. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de Pueblo Libre". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2012. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4548.
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Ñiquen, Castro-Pozo Jimena Adriana. "Entre la necesidad y la acumulación. Una aproximación al rol del suelo y la vivienda en los procesos de reproducción y movilidad social de los sectores populares. El caso de las familias fundadoras de Huaycán, Lima". Bachelor's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/12400.
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La, Puente Via Luis Damián, Larrea Luis Martín Leyva, Vila Grethi Lessli Ramos e Vásquez Alejandro Orlando Yupari. "Planeamiento estratégico para el Distrito de El Agustino". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8577.
Testo completoEn el presente documento, se ha desarrollado el plan estratégico para el distrito de El Agustino del 2012 al 2025. Se utilizó el Modelo Secuencial del Proceso Estratégico, descrito en el libro El Proceso Estratégico: Un Enfoque de Gerencia, de F. A. D´Alessio (2008), el cual sirvió de mapa para la elaboración de este trabajo con la finalidad de que el distrito logre su proyección futura y alcance la visión establecida. Este modelo comprende tres etapas: (a) formulación y planeamiento, en la que se procurará encontrar las estrategias; (b) implementación, en la cual se ejecutarán las estrategias; y, por último, (c) evaluación y control, en la que se monitorearán las etapas. El Agustino posee un territorio no muy extenso, con un alto porcentaje de población económicamente activa que requiere de capacitación para satisfacer la demanda del mercado laboral calificado. También presenta el mayor índice de pobreza a nivel de los distritos de Lima Metropolitana, así como elevados índices de inseguridad ciudadana y del nivel de contaminación ambiental, los cuales dificultan el mejoramiento de la calidad de vida de los pobladores. Durante el proceso de planeamiento, se plantean seis objetivos de largo plazo, agrupados bajo los siguientes temas: (a) seguridad, (b) medio ambiente, (c) desarrollo humano, (d) bienestar, (e) industria y (f) población económicamente activa. Con el fin de lograr estos objetivos, se plantean 11 estrategias. Alcanzar los objetivos que conllevan al logro de la visión del distrito de El Agustino es una tarea conjunta de todas las entidades políticas y de los residentes, tanto de la Municipalidad de Lima como del Gobierno, que sean capaces de crear lineamientos estratégicos para que El Agustino deje de ser uno de los distritos con mayores niveles de pobreza y delincuencia de Lima Metropolitana y que sea un distrito donde las personas tengan una mejor calidad de vida
The present document develops a strategic plan for the district of El Agustino from 2012 to 2025. The sequential model of the strategic process, described in the book The Strategic Process: A Management Approach by F. A. D´Alessio (2008) was used, which served as a map for the elaboration of this work with the end that this district find its future projection and reach its established vision. This model comprises three stages: (a) formulation and planning, in which an attempt will be made to find the strategies; (b) implementation, in which the strategies will be executed and finally, (c) evaluation and control, in which the stages will be monitored. El Agustino has a not very wide territory, with a high percentage of economically active population that requires training to satisfy the demand of the qualified labor market. It also has the highest poverty index of all the districts of Metropolitan Lima, in addition to high levels of public insecurity and environmental contamination, all of which hinder the improvement in the quality of life of the residents. During the planning process six long range objectives are posed, grouped under the following themes: (a) security, (b) environment, (c) human development, (d) welfare, (e) industry, and (f) economically active population. With the objective of achieving these objectives 11 strategies are posed. Reaching the objectives that involve the achievement of the vision of the district of El Agustino is a joint task of all the political entities and the residents, of both the Municipality of Lima as well as the Central Government, in that they be able to create strategic guidelines so that El Agustino is no longer one of the districts with the highest levels of poverty and lawlessness of Metropolitan Lima and become a district where people have a better quality of life
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Conislla, Delgado Cheryl Lee, Falcón Luis Alberto Espinoza, Erkel Rafael Parra e Serrano Elizabeth Lidia Soto. "Planeamiento estratégico para el distrito de San Borja". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/11842.
Testo completoSan Borja district is located in Lima Metropolitan area, in the center of western Peru, with a population of 111,928 inhabitants and a population density of 11,290 people per square kilometer. The district has been notable for rapid growth in shopping malls as well as being the third largest metropolitan area in terms of the number of construction licenses it grants annually. But this has occurred in a context where the transit routes have not been expanded and there is a presence of insecurity, despite having centers for image control and surveillance. By 2030 there will be a safe district with rapid growth in the commercial, business and residential areas, with high quality institutions of higher education and green areas that will allow to differentiate itself from other districts in the capital. This will be achieved through the implementation of strategies developed within SWOT analysis and followed by a complete evaluation. They include different areas as the development of an integrated municipal transportation system, making easier to connect the whole district with the metropolitan electrical train. This will contribute to attract higher investments for commercial areas or malls as well as for multi-family residences, providing efficiency and using construction technics for a sustainable development. The main purpose is that population makes all their activities inside the same district, spending short time in transportation, using bicycles and enjoying parks while they have access to excellent educational services
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Caballero, Deza Mariana, Poccori Miguel Ángel Pareja, García Jhonny Euler Portocarrero e Romero Jorge Luis Zevallos. "Planeamiento estratégico para el Distrito de Santa Rosa". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/8571.
Testo completoSanta Rosa es uno de los distritos con menor población y menos conocidos de Lima Metropolitana. Históricamente se le conoce como un balneario ubicado a las afueras del casco urbano de Lima Metropolitana. Santa Rosa enfrenta el reto de reinventarse y aprovechar las oportunidades que se le presentan en un entorno en el que el Perú está en un periodo de relativa estabilidad económica, con crecimiento sostenido y buenas proyecciones para los siguientes diez años. Lima Metropolitana está en una etapa de crecimiento con una población que incrementa sostenidamente su poder adquisitivo y que está empezando a valorar la responsabilidad por el medio ambiente. En este contexto, se desarrolla el Plan Estratégico para el distrito de Santa Rosa con la visión al año 2025, estableciendo las estrategias que lo llevarán a ser uno de los mejores distritos para vivir en Lima Metropolitana, apuntando a ser reconocido por su carácter ecológico y su oferta turística recreativa. El distrito de Santa Rosa aprovechará sus atractivos y paisajes naturales, su disponibilidad de terrenos y su ubicación a las afueras del casco urbano de Lima para pasar de su actual situación a ser un distrito residencial turístico donde sus habitantes y visitantes puedan vivir y desarrollarse como comunidad. Las estrategias que emplea el distrito de Santa Rosa apuntan a articular los esfuerzos del sector público, el sector privado y la sociedad civil, enfocándose en facilitar la llegada de inversión al distrito que mejoren su fortaleza financiera y brinden los lineamientos para que las inversiones contribuyan de manera ordenada y planificada a lograr la visión residencial y turística ecológica establecida para el distrito
Santa Rosa is one of the least populated and lesser known popular districts in Metropolitan Lima. It is located on the outskirts of Lima and has historically been known as a seaside resort. Santa Rosa faces the challenge of reinventing itself and taking advantage of opportunities in the current environment of economic stability with sustained growth and good projections for the next decade that reigns in Peru. Lima is a growing economy with a population whose purchasing power continues to increase gradually and which is becoming more environmentally aware. Within this context, the Strategic Plan for the district of Santa Rosa was developed, establishing strategies that would allow this city to become one of the top places to live in Lima by the year 2025 and to become known for its green character and its recreational tourist attractions. The city of Santa Rosa will take full advantage of its attractions and natural landscapes, its availability of land and its location just outside the city of Lima to transition from its current situation into a tourist and residential city in which locals and visitors can live and develop as a community. The strategies used by the district authorities of Santa Rosa attempt to coordinate the efforts of the public and private sectors as well as civil society. They focus on facilitating investment in the district in order to improve its financial strength and provide guidelines for investors to achieve the residential and eco-tourist vision in an orderly and well planned manner
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Calsin, Collazos Lilma. "Provisión del servicio de salud del Establecimiento Penitenciario Anexo de Mujeres Chorrillos". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/13470.
Testo completoThis study examines the conditions of the provision of health of the Correctional Facility of Women of Chorrillos and its components that condition healthcare for the penitentiary population. The research emphasizes the need to formulate public health policies that respond to the existing health problems in the Penitentiary Establishment. It also highlights the importance of the direct participation of all social actors in the formulation of public policies. Another relevant aspect of this study has been the analysis of the interpersonal relationships that exist in the penitentiary establishment, in which the difficulties and abuses on the part of the prison authorities towards the penitentiary population have been considered. The gender approach has also been considered in the present investigation, because the stereotypes and present roles are what determine the main function of the female population in the penitentiary establishment. In that sense, women are more condemned and disapproved by society, because from a gender perspective, women should not break the rules and norms of society. Finally, this study also determines the direct responsibility and powers of the Peruvian State over guaranteeing the human rights of the prison population that expects better living and health conditions in the conditions of incarceration they live. This study concludes based on the interviews carried out with imprisoned women, that they and their children cannot continue living in a situation of abandonment and without access to health care in the penitentiary
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Ponce, Paz Álvaro Raúl, Neyra Humberto Coello e Salvador Ronald Gastón Espinoza. "Desarrollo de un sistema de movilidad sostenible, mediante la implementación de una red integradora de ciclovías que conecten los distritos de San Borja, San Isidro, Miraflores, Surco y Surquillo". Master's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/620751.
Testo completoCarbajal, Rivera Allan, Córdova Aldo Díaz, Navarrete Márjori Meza e Zambrano Ernesto Yépez. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito de San Juan de Lurigancho". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2012. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4554.
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Acuña, Vilela Giuliana, Nina José Apaza, Ccallocunto Carolina García e Umpire Lizbeth Medina. "Planeamiento Estratégico del Distrito de San Juan de Miraflores". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2012. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/4547.
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Acosta, Obando Katherine Cristina, Álvarez Nibardo Primero Cano, López Francisco Jhancarlos Davila e Utrilla Martha Catalina Falcón. "Análisis del diseño ergonómico ambiental y ofimático; y su impacto en los procesos de atención al público en las municipalidades de Ate, Lima, Miraflores y Surco". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/621071.
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Balta, Sevillano Miguel Arturo, Carrera Víctor Eugenio Romero, Rojas José Alberto Vásquez e Ramos Alejandro Kim Wong. "Planeamiento estratégico del distrito del Rímac". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/12710.
Testo completoThe district of Rímac founded in 1920, is located to the northeast of the province of Lima, central zone, right margin of the Rímac river, and has an area of 11.87 km2. It has a population of 164,911 inhabitants, with almost 56% of its total population between 20 and 59 years old. On the one hand, in 1991 the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) declared the Historic Center of Lima, which includes the district of Rímac with a 40% participation, "Cultural Heritage of the Humanity" for having public works that were built in the time of the Viceroyalty, such as the Stone Bridge over the River Rímac, the Paseo de Aguas, the Alameda de los Descalzos, among others. In these ancient areas of the district, houses with balconies, convents and churches, buildings and monumental public spaces of the colonial period are conserved. And in 2015, UNESCO included the district as a member of the select group of World Heritage Cities in recognition of its history and tradition. On the other hand, tourism has grown steadily in recent years, both globally and nationally. This has contributed to its diversification in different types of tourism (e.g., cultural, nature, adventure, community, shopping, gastronomy, sun and beach, among others). At the national level, incoming tourism grows at a rate of 8% while domestic tourism grows at a steady 10%. Given this situation, the Rímac district has comparative advantages that should become competitive advantages. The present strategic plan developed for the district of Rímac has been projected to the year 2030. It has defined the vision, mission, and values. In the established vision, the Rímac is expected to be one of the most competitive districts in Lima, in terms of tourism, commerce and residential, based on four pillars: (a) education, (b) health, (c) citizen security, and (d) urban renewal; offering adequate public services in harmony with the environment, giving a better standard of life to the people of Rímac. In addition to its historical importance as part of the Historic Center of Lima, will be positioned as a tourist destination in South America. To reach the vision, seven long-term objectives have been formulated, as well as 25 strategies of which 18 have been retained. To achieve the long-term objectives has been defined short-term objectives. For the monitoring of the plan, an indicator has been assigned to each short-term objective in the balanced scorecard. For the implementation of the strategic plan has been allocated the necessary resources according to the 7 M. It should be noted that the plan formulated proposes a new organizational structure and transformational leadership in local government management to face corruption and new challenges of the district that will achieve the generic competitive strategy of differentiation focus.
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Rodríguez, Gómez Joan Campio. "Narrativas y conflictividades alrededor de los murales en zonas turísticas de Lima. El caso de Barranco". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/14225.
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Larrabure, Miguel, Gonzalo Falcon, Patricio Cuba e Luis Pérez. "Plan estratégico para el distrito del Cercado De Lima". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/13612.
Testo completoThe main advantage of the Cercado de Lima District is its strategic location that makes it the central axis of Lima, being a must to those traveling to or from the central region of the country; it owns, on the other hand, a huge cultural richness due to customs crucible provided by the diversity of the immigrants that live there; it also has important archeological centers. Peru is currently in a sustained increase in productivity, which had lead to an improvement of the purchasing power of the citizens, this is an element that can be used by the district due to its recognition by its industrial and commercial character. All those factors make Cercado de Lima a district with a potential to gain a high competitive level; however, the administrations haven’t been capable to take advantage of them and the local government doesn’t have a clear vision of where the city must be in the long term. However, it should be emphasized that there is between leaders the intention to take actions that benefit de district, which has been perceived by the citizen, as can be seen in the surveys. The strategies that are proposed in this strategic plan are supported in four pillars, being the most important the formalization of the trade and its inhabitants’ welfare; and also the respect for the environment, economic growth, and cultural and touristic development. By the other hand, the organization of the various economic agents can generate the development of some of the identified clusters, wich would lead to the improvement of the district’s competitive level.
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Rojas, Rojas Eloy. "Artesanía textil e intercambio en Tanta, Yauyos - Lima". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2012. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/15694.
Testo completoAnaliza la relación existente entre la economía tradicional regida por antiguos patrones culturales y la economía de mercado, que tampoco es ignorada por los pobladores de Tanta, al contrario, tras la búsqueda de ser favorecidos combinan hábilmente y de manera interesante ambos sistemas económicos, constituyendo una estrategia de aprovechamiento con una racionalidad propia como respuesta a la condición desfavorable ante la economía de mercado. En este sentido, se pone énfasis sobre la persistencia de un sistema económico ancestral en el actual contexto económico predominante y los factores que hacen posible su vigencia. En el presente trabajo se utilizó el método de la etnografía clásica priorizando el análisis comparativo, puesto que el método comparativo constituye uno de los principales métodos dentro de las Ciencias Sociales - especialmente en la Antropología – que permite explicar y analizar el modo en que rigen las estructuras y los procesos sociales al interior de las sociedades. Las técnicas utilizadas para el recojo de información en el trabajo de campo fueron principalmente las entrevistas semi-estructuradas, aplicadas a los artesanos textiles, arrieros, autoridades comunales y municipales, adulto mayor y población en general. También fue muy importante la observación participante y no participante al interior de la localidad de Tanta y en los viajes interzonales realizados por los tanteños para el desarrollo del intercambio por servicios y productos. Por último se recopiló información bibliográfica existente en la misma zona y en la ciudad de Lima. El presente trabajo comprende tres partes: la primera parte trata sobre los aspectos generales de la localidad de Tanta, donde se toca los temas de localización, demografía, educación y la reseña histórica. La segunda parte aborda el aspecto de la economía de Tanta, el cual comprende cuatro ejes temáticos principales: la producción ganadera, el arrieraje, el sistema de intercambio por trueque y servicios y la importancia de la producción textil, todos estrechamente relacionados unos con otros. Y en la tercera parte se hace un análisis sobre el tema central abordado en el presente trabajo. Finalmente, en las conclusiones se presenta algunos aportes del presente estudio.
Álvarez, Llanos Alex Gilberto, Lindo Ketty Garay, Sánchez Jessica Giovanna Herrera e Saldaña Francisco Salomón Osorio. "Planeamiento estratégico para el distrito de Surquillo". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/13117.
Testo completoThe present investigation entitled: "The Strategic Plan of the district of Surquillo", makes a brief diagnosis of the district, with an emphasis on the potential sectors which will contribute to economic growth, as is the real estate sector and trade, mainly and services. It also highlights how competitive advantage the strategic location, since it counts with high purchasing power, who are the main economic agents of development. According to the above, the main long -term objectives of this plan we have proposed are: a) Reduce the district victimization percentage from 27.4% (16th place in the safest districts) to 17.0% (index of the safest districts in Lima, Metropolitan) (INEI, 2018f) to the year 2030, b) Increase the index of Human Development (HDI) of the district of value 0.7363 (14th place in Lima Metropolitan) to a value greater than 0.80 (district with the highest HDI in Metropolitan Lima, c) Increase the production of the district of Surquillo from 10 million to 15 million at 2030, ) Stop being one of the 15 heat islands of Metropolitan Lima by 2030, e) Reduce the average Unsatisfied Basic Needs index in the district from 6.7% (robust group 25) to 0.25% (robust group 32) in 2031 and f) improve in the standard transparency ranking of municipal management to 2031, going from "good" in 2016 to "Very good" in 2021 and for 2031 to “perfect”. In the same way the Strategic Plan presents a solution to the main problems of the district that are related to health, safety, transformation of the micro to large and mediumsized enterprises, transparency and greater collections the following years. So much so that on the basis of twelve strategies that comply with the guidelines and directives in each type of array (matrix SWOT, PEYEA, BCG, IE, GE, MD, CPE, MR and the array of ethics), and these are: implement a concerted development plan aligned to the plan of Metropolitan Lima in the long term, development of programs for the creation of new market niches using local labor, attracting private investment in infrastructure of the district, to increase investment in the areas of hardware shops, bazaars, wineries and automotive trade, develop potential business projects in the district by attracting private investment, labor formalization of the trade sector by the relocation, to attract investment in the The real estate market, encourage densification, mixed land use and interdistrict sustainable mobility to attract consumption and public spending, implementing new technologies to expand the recreational areas and green areas, reduce crime through frequent rounds of the municipal police in the areas most vulnerable and prone to theft in the district, have greater number of police officers to patrol the streets of frequently in the district and establish policies and facilities for enhancing trade in hardware stores and automotive in the district.
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Lurita, Peña Juan José, Vargas Alex Arafat Pinedo, Coral Narciso Alejandro Rojas e Castagneto Miguel Eduardo Sánchez. "Planeamiento estratégico para el distrito de Lurigancho". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/13637.
Testo completoThe district of Lurigancho, one of the largest in the province of Lima, is located in the eastern part of the province, and has two very marked urban axes, named Chosica, located at the east end of the district, and the less populated center known as Santa Maria de Huachipa located at the west end of Lurigancho district, along the Rio Rimac, taking amid various settlements and urbanizations, coupled by the Carretera Central. Lurigancho is among the less developed districts of Lima Metropolitana, despite of the fact that having competitive advantages as its mild climate, water resources, its land area, and its burgeoning young population, mostly migrant, but unskilled. The leverage, and enhance these advantages can make the course change that requires the district to their overall development. To achieve this task, the district must promote education, and technical training for the residents to meet business requirements, improve the quality of life for residents, and provide better coverage and quality of basic services, education, health, communications, energy, and building public infrastructure necessary for health development, integration, security, and transportation within the district, and attract capital to promote the development of clusters of tourist recreation centers, with a quality of service support; all within a strategic planning based on the evaluation of these steps, and in the management and implementation of them. Under these conditions, Lurigancho at 2025 shall become one of the first districts of Lima, able to provide, maintain, and ensure the attractions of a modern city that is decoupled from its origins, history, and customs, and also interesting to investments, and to live respectful of people, and the environment, safe, and with a consolidated service offerings.
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Quispe, Bullón Rolando, Ccorahua Henry Sarmiento, Gayoso Carlos Antonio Solis e Marcos Fany Janet Sotelo. "Planeamiento estratégico del Distrito de Independencia de la Ciudad de Lima". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2017. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/9854.
Testo completoThe district of Independencia is located in the north of Lima, bordering the districts of Comas, Los Olivos, San Martín de Porres, Rímac and San Juan de Lurigancho, it has a population of 224,870 inhabitants projected for this year and continuous growth, it has a strategic location with economic potential for its shopping centers, higher education centers, its land terminal and for owning an industrial park that drives as an engine of economic growth and development of the district. The weaknesses include lack of citizen security, crime, theft, informality, ambulatory commerce and environmental contamination due to the lack of public cleaning and refuse collection, it’s also possible to emphasize the existence of basic necessities such as the continuous supply of drinking water and sewerage, for the lack of the rehabilitation of the systems and construction of new schemes of supply for the populations that inhabit the high parts of the city. On the basis of the various analyzes of the current situation, external factors to determine opportunities and threats, internal analyzes for strengths and weaknesses, and influences of different political, economic, social, technological and ecological forces in the district of Independencia, it defines the need for the implementation of this strategic collegial planning that aims to bring the organization to the desired future for 2025 based on the fulfillment of strategies and long-term objectivo
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Mendez, Bardales Yesenia Margareth. "El rol de la Biblioteca Pública Periférica de Breña en la vida cotidiana de las niñas y niños usuarios". Bachelor's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/13182.
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Villavicencio, Aleman Juan Gerardo, Mena Luis Estanislao Martell, Bergelund Pamela Alexandra Smith e Román Talía Evelin Mendoza. "Felicidad en el distrito de santiago de Surco en Lima, Perú". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018. http://tesis.pucp.edu.pe/repositorio/handle/123456789/13175.
Testo completoThe objective of this study is to measure the level of happiness of the district of Santiago de Surco, Lima-Peru, based on nine components: psychological well-being, Conservation of health, Use of free time, community vitality, education experiences, culture diversity, environmental problems, government quality and quality of life; using an adaptation of the Gross National Happiness survey conducted in Paraguay by the Superior Center Studies of Administrations and Finance in the Bicentenial of 2011, based on the Gross National Happiness Survey created in Bhutan. This study had a quantitative approach, with exploratory and descriptive scope and was carried out in 400 people from the district of Santiago de Surco, with equitable distributions in terms of gender and analyzing the results based on the age group and sector of residence of the evaluated within the district. The results indicate a predominance of the average level of happiness in the sample, significant differences according to gender at the level of cultural diversity and quality of governance, significant differences according to age in the standard of living and according to the sector of Santiago de Surco where they reside, regarding the Use of Time. Finally, the adaptation of the Gross Internal Happiness survey has high reliability and sufficient evidence of validity due to a 0.930 in the Cronbach´s Alpha indicator meaning that its internal structure allows the use of the survey in samples with similar characteristics.
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Gonzáles, Arce Paúl Henry. "Flora vascular del distrito de Arahuay, provincia de Canta (Lima, Perú)". Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2012. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/15826.
Testo completoPresenta un estudio de la composición de la flora vascular del distrito de Arahuay (Canta-Lima, Perú), basado en colectas intensivas entre los 1400 y los 4700 m de altitud, revisión de ejemplares de herbarios y consulta bibliográfica. Se ha elaborado una clave dicotómica paralela para la determinación de las familias, de los géneros cuando hay más de uno por familia y de las especies cuando hay más de una por género. Para las especies se indica la forma de crecimiento, algunos caracteres como el color de las flores y otros que permita su determinación, el hábitat, distribución y frecuencia en el área de estudio y el material estudiado. Se registraron 619 especies de plantas vasculares agrupadas en 346 géneros y 82 familias. Las Eudicotiledóneas son el grupo dominante con el 80% del total de especies reportadas; seguido por las Monocotiledoneas con el 17%. Los Pteridófitos están escasamente representados por 18 especies (3%); mientras que las Gnetophyta registra solo dos especies (0.3%). Las familias con mayor número de géneros y especies son: Asteraceae (63/114), Poaceae (34/67), Solanaceae (16/39), Fabaceae (19/36), Malvaceae (14/22), Caryophyllaceae (8/18), Brassicaceae (10/15) y Amaranthaceae (4/15). Las formas biológicas dominantes son las hierbas (70%), seguida por los arbustos (21%), sufrútices (6%), arboles (2%) y las plantas parásitas están escasamente representados (1%). De las 98 especies endémicas del Perú reportadas en el presente estudio, 16 están restringidas al departamento de Lima. Tambien se presenta un nuevo registro para el Perú y se cita por primera vez 89 especies para el departamento de Lima.
Marticorena, Pérez Juan Raúl. "Problemática de la participación ciudadana en el presupuesto participativo del distrito de Lurín entre el 2015 y el 2018". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/16887.
Testo completoThe present investigation analyzes the problems that the Participative Budgets have presented in the district of Lurín between the years 2015 to 2018, during the period of government of the mayor José Enrique Arakaki Nakamine. The study sets its sights on the entire participatory process of Participatory Budgets, in order to identify what are the factors that altered the quality of citizen participation in the district. The work focuses on the need to have a true public policy at the local level, which allows for a better strengthening of participatory processes. The thesis assumes as a working hypothesis that political patronage, the lack of participatory culture, regulatory problems, the absence of urban equipment, among others, have been the factors that have allowed the participatory problem to be evidenced. The shared responsibility between the authorities and the participating agents has been decisive in recognizing that their actions have been fundamental in the problems presented by the Participatory Budgets. The study develops the Participatory Budget as a process through which citizens, individually or through social organizations, can voluntarily and constantly contribute to public budget decisions, through a series of annual meetings with government authorities. It concludes by stating that the reason for the appearance of the problems of citizen participation in the Participatory Budgets in the years 2015 to 2018, had as a matrix, the null strengthening of said mechanism as an effective and effective public policy for the benefit of all residents of the Lurín district.
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Andía, Hernández Gladys Patricia, Quintana Pedro Iván Escalante, Arroyo Carlos Ernesto Garay e Cuba Carla Amely Santos. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Cercado de Lima". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/15098.
Testo completoThis research work aims to calculate the Social Progress Index of the Cercado de Lima district in the year 2019; for which the model proposed by the Social Progress Imperative composed of three dimensions (Human Basic Needs, Fundamentals of Welfare and Opportunities) and twelve components was used. The research was mainly based on information from a primary source obtained from surveys conducted on a sample of homes in the district, for which purpose Cercado de Lima district was subdivided into five territorial areas, taking as reference the zoning carried out by the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima. It should be noted that the Cercado de Lima district has special characteristics such as a depopulation rate and loss of validity with respect to its habitability conditions. After performing the calculation and tests of statistical validity and reliability, the Cercado de Lima district obtained an SPI of 58.11; which is in the “medium low” range of the scale. That is citizens residing in the district face significant difficulties to meet their basic needs, do not have enough elements to maintain or increase their well-being and ultimately lack of enough opportunities to reach their full potential. The main weaknesses of the Cercado de Lima are related to the components of housing, personal security, environmental sustainability and personal freedom and choice, being its main problems: the qualitative housing deficit, high victimization rates, high perception of insecurity, deficit of green areas, air pollution, noise pollution, as well as high teenage pregnancy rates and the perception of corruption. In comparative terms with the adjoining districts, the Cercado de Lima district obtained better SPI results than the districts of Rímac, La Victoria and Breña; being surpassed by the districts of San Luis, San Miguel and Jesús María.
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Zubieta, Núñez Filomeno. "El Periodismo en Huacho, 1890-1990". Doctoral thesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, 2009. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/287.
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Chancafe, Loayza Yvonne del Pilar, la Cruz Torres Yelitza Esther De e Portella Javier Noriega. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Barranco". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/14945.
Testo completoThe present thesis has as objective calculate the Social Progress Index [IPS] of the district of Barranco 2018, the research is based on the study framework that measures the Social Progress Index based on three dimension: (a) Basic Human Needs, (b) Foundations of wellbeing and (c) Opportunities. The main instrument used was the district survey as a collection of information obtained through the application of questionnaires based on 52 indicators for the three delimited zones of the district of Barranco according to their geographical proximity. Social progress is required as the ability of a community to give back to the basic human needs of its citizens, the IPS is the basic components that approve citizens to optimize the quality of life and create the circumstances for all people to achieve their maximum potential. This tool also has as its mission to promote social progress so that the government, companies and civil society can collaborate and reorient the necessary resources to make a greater contribution to social progress. The Social Progress Index, calculated according to the methodology of the Social Progress Imperative, obtained as a result a value of 82.65 out of 100 points in the "High" level, highlighting the marked difference between zones III and I with indices of 81.60 and 84.54 respectively. The results show that the district of Barranco covers the minimum needs so that the population can live in the "Very High" level, as there are opportunities for the population to achieve their full potential; with a lower level in the Foundations of well-being dimension in the "High" level in the existence of elements so that they can maintain and develop their well-being defined by health and well-being indexes and environmental sustainability. The present investigation for the Barranco district, constitutes the first measurement of the SPI at zonal level, which will allow to evaluate the conditions of social progress and its comparison at the district level.
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Delgado, Camino María Elena, Oshiro Yan Tse Laos, Herrera Luis Hernán Oscuvilca e Núñez Fernando Arturo Yáñez. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Chaclacayo". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/16305.
Testo completoIn order to carry out actions of a social and environmental nature that achieve benefits for societies, it is necessary to have available methodologies that allow governments and even interest groups to objectively know the areas that they want to intervene. This way you can ensure that the inhabitants involved achieve positive results. That is why the Social Progress Index (SPI) is a tool through which both the social and environmental development of a given geography can be explained, based on three large dimensions, such as: (a) Basic Human Needs, in the first place; (b) Fundamentals of Wellbeing; and (c) Opportunities that a population enjoys. In turn, each of these dimensions is made up of four components that allow knowing basic information that is of interest to public and / or private institutions. The present investigation adapted the SPI, under the standards of the Social Progress Imperative to the district of Chaclacayo, province of Lima, Peru in the year 2019, resulting in a quantitative, non-experimental transactional study with an exploratory-descriptive scope, since it uses as primary source of information a survey provided by CENTRUM PUCP, which was applied to a statistically valid sample of heads of household. The information that was collected through these surveys was processed for their respective statistical analysis, thus allowing the calculation of the SPI. The Chaclacayo district achieved a score of 64.3 for the SPI, which places it at a medium high level of the scale, the result of a score of 82.76 for the Basic Human Needs dimension, that is, a very high level, a score of 46.3 for the Fundamentals of Wellbeing dimension that places it at a low level and finally a score of 63.9 for the Opportunities dimension, that is to say a medium low level. To carry out the following study, the territory of the district of Chaclacayo was divided into three zones. The SPI score obtained was 58.2 for Zone 1, which positions it at a medium low level; the score for Zone 2 was 65.43, that is to say a medium high level, the same level that Zone 3 achieved with a score of 72.04. Evidence in this way, that even in the same district different levels of social progress coexist, which make a particular treatment necessary according to each of the needs of the areas. With this IPS result, Chaclacayo is below the IPS found for Lima and Peru. The dimensions with the lowest score in the district are: (a) Fundamentals of Wellbeing and (b) Opportunities. Therefore, the recommendations of this study are related to the components of these dimensions, such as perception of insecurity, qualitative housing deficit, internet quality, recycling, air pollution, violence against women and access to higher education.
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Antúnez, De Mayolo Sotomayor Aida Rosa, La Cruz Peña Jesús Alexéi De, Villalobos Miguel Ángel Gallegos e Zegarra Jorge Luis Tamayo. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Miraflores". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/14659.
Testo completoThe purpose of this research is to calculate the Social Progress Index [SPI] for the Miraflores district in 2018 and the four zones of the district. The relevance of this study is that it can be used by the Miraflores District Municipality [MDM] as a baseline, to develop strategies that adequately guide their policies and resources, in order to improve the life quality of its inhabitants, focusing on opportunities for improvement of social and environmental indicators. The SPI is determined through the execution of a holistic measurement model to measure social and environmental performance, without considering economic or financial indicators. To achieve this goal, the SPI proposes three dimensions, each divided into four components, with a total average of 50 indicators. Likewise, for data collection, a survey of 58 questions was used, which provided information on the 12 components of the SPI and was applied in January 2019 to a sample of 405 households. The research shows that Miraflores obtained 86.26 out of 100 points, placing it at a very high level of social progress, from the average of three dimensions: (a) basic human needs with 93.23 points, (b) foundations of wellbeing with 78.98 points and (c) opportunity with 86.58 points. As for the four zones, zone 1 (Santa Cruz) obtained the lowest score with 83.60 points, zone 2 (Huaca) obtained 86.58 points, zone 3 (Center) obtained 85.09 points and zone 4 (Aurora) obtained the higher score with 87.92, which reveals important differences between zone 4 (Aurora) and zone 1 (Santa Cruz). This investigation revealed that the weaknesses of the district are, mainly, in the components with lower scores: (a) personal safety with 85.55 points, (b) environmental sustainability with 55.21 points, (c) personal rights with 77.84 points and (d) access to higher education with 82.07 points, whose practical recommendations will be presented as opportunities for improvement to reverse these results.
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Palomino, Garcia Jorge Ciro, Manco Yessica Puchuri, Pumarica Victor Hugo Saldaña e Quijano Adrián Gustavo Silva. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Comas". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/15264.
Testo completoThe Social Progress Index (SPI) is a tool to measure the social progress of a specific population through social and environmental variables (Social Progress Imperative, 2018a) that are located within the dimensions of Basic human needs, Foundations of wellbeing and Opportunity. The objective of the research was to calculate the SPI of the Comas district through the methodology defined by the Social Progress Imperative and adapted by CENTRUM PUCP in the "IPS de Ciudades". With this, it was expected to identify the main social and environmental deficiencies of the district that serve as a reference for the implementation of the most appropriate initiatives for the it. The type of research used for the present study was quantitative, descriptive, transversal and non-experimental; since primary sources were used through a survey of 400 families and secondary sources through state publications. With the information obtained, the indicators of the components associated to the three dimensions of the Comas IPS could be measured and the analysis validated by means of various statistical tests. This measurement was applied in each of the three Macrozones identified in Comas and in the district in general, thereby determining that Comas has an IPS of 66.89 and that the three Macrozones have IPS of 67.92, 66.31 and 66.19, respectively. This rating places Comas with a Upper Middle Social Progress according to the standards defined by the Social Progress Imperative. The dimension that presents a better rating is that of Basic human needs with a score of 74.70, highlighting the high level of coverage of basic services such as water and electricity, although Shelther is a big problem in the district. On the other hand, the dimension with the lowest score was Opportunity with a score of 57.92. Within this dimension, stand out negatively with the worst rating the component of Access to higher education; and Personal rights component, due to limited citizen participation within the district.
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Lovatón, Foppiani Natalia Sofía, Límaco Rulier Gómez, Infantes Leoncio Alexander Maza e Torres Héctor Fred Tapia. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Chorrillos". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/14557.
Testo completoThe Social Progress Index (IPS) was formulated by the Social Progress Imperative as an aggregate index of social and environmental indicators that capture three dimensions of social progress: basic human needs, welfare fundamentals and opportunities. The IPS goes beyond the measurement of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by incorporating social and environmental aspects, thus measuring what is most important to the population, that is, the results instead of measuring the efforts. The purpose of the IPS is to be a practical tool that can be used by the authorities, institutions or people who make the main decisions in terms of social progress. The objective of this study is to calculate the IPS for the Chorrillos district and its two zones, using the model developed by the Social Progress Imperative; likewise, since it is the first study of its kind, it represents a baseline for future research. The research has a quantitative approach, with a descriptive, non-experimental and transversal scope. Data from primary sources were used by applying a survey of 58 questions to the heads of households in the Chorrillos district, as well as data from reliable secondary sources. The sample that was worked in total was 406 surveys with a margin of error of + - 4.85%. For the calculation of the IPS, a series of steps were followed within an iterative process to obtain the best index proposed by the Social Progress Imperative methodology and provided by CENTRUM PUCP to measure the IPS at the district level, which consisted of: (a) the identification of the concepts to be measured, (b) identifying and selecting the indicators and the data sources for the concepts to be measured, (c) consolidating the indicator database, (d) defining the utopias and dystopias for the indicators in base to district, regional, national or global references, (e) perform the statistical analysis, the internal consistency tests of the indicators and the suitability tests of the data, (f) calculate the beta index, (g) adjust the index according to sensitivity analyzes, Benchmark and experts; and (h) calculate the final index and communicate the results. The district of Chorrillos obtained a result of IPS of 57.43, which represents a low average classification; the score obtained from zone one was 57.19, with a low average classification and zone two obtained a score of 57.53, also with a low average classification. In the analysis it can be identified that the district of Chorrillos has achieved a satisfactory performance in the components of Drinking Water and Basic Sanitation, Housing and Public Services, Access to Basic Knowledge, Access to Information and Telecommunications and Tolerance and Inclusion. However, the weaknesses of the district are found in the components of Personal Rights, Personal Security, Access to Higher Education, Environmental Sustainability and Nutrition and Basic Medical Care.
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Antonio, Cuadros Milagros del Pilar, Valerio Fred David Canales, Leandro Miguel Ángel Cuya, Colunge Alessandra Pellegrini e Gonzales Eduardo Serrano. "Índice de progreso social del distrito de Pachacámac". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/15091.
Testo completoThe Social Progress Imperative designed the Social Progress Index in order to demonstrate if a society is capable of satisfying basic human needs, establish foundations to maintain and improve the quality of life of its members, and create the right conditions for all its citizens to reach their maximum potential. The objective of this research is to measure the level of Social Progress for the district of Pachacamac and its three areas. Carried out under the methodology of the Social Progress Imperative, which establishes a holistic and rigorous way of measuring both social and environmental performance, this study allows us to identify strengths and weaknesses in the district. Three dimensions were used; each of them has four components and 50 indicators, through which an index between 0 and 100 was measured. The study below allows us to measure for the first time the Social Progress Index for the district of Pachacamac, conducted on November 2018, through 393 surveys made to heads of households distributed equally in each of the three areas. An overall score of 52.91 classifies Pachacamac as Low level of progress. The score for zone 1 was 55.91, being classified as Low Middle level of progress. Zone 2 with 51.37 has a Low level of progress. Finally, zone 3 obtained 51.44 with a Low level of progress. The results by dimensions for the district of Pachacamac were presented below Basic Human Needs with 66.88 with a High Medium level, Fundamentals of Wellbeing with 44.62 reaching a Low level of progress, and finally the Opportunities dimension with a score of 47.58 also a Low level of progress. It is important to mention that the indicator for Access to Higher Education obtained the lowest score, 6.85, with a Low End level. These results will be the basis of comparison for future research.
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Aguirre, Guevara José Armando, Guimaray Eduardo Cirilo Palpa, Rivas Elizabeth Rebeca Rivadeneyra e Lara Ferreyra Luis Enrique Torres. "Indice de progreso social del distrito de Ate". Master's thesis, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12404/15862.
Testo completoThe communities seek to develop for their citizens to achieve a quality of life that allows them to meet their basic needs, to have foundations that provide them with well-being and to have opportunities that allow them to reach their full potential. Accordingly, the Social Progress Index is a holistic measurement of the social and environmental performance of a community, since it encompasses dimensions such as basic human needs, fundamentals of well-being and opportunities, each dimension is made up of four components and these, in turn, with variables according to each component. The objective of this research is to obtain the Social Progress Index of the district of Ate in 2019, as well as its three macro zones, for this purpose, the Social Index Imperative methodology was used through a quantitative approach with a non-experimental crosssectional design and an exploratory and descriptive scope, the survey provided by CENTRUM PUCP was also used as a tool, for the collection of information in the district and its macrozones, the results of this survey represented the primary source, additionally, secondary information sources of public and private entities were consulted. Finally, all the information collected from primary and secondary sources was analyzed to obtain the Social Progress Index. The result of the IPS calculated for the district of Ate was 55.40 points, which evidences a low average level of social progress, the result for macrozone 1 was 61.91, being a low average value, while the values obtained in the macrozone 2 and 3 were 50.96 and 52.85, which indicates a low level of social progress. These results show that there are still shortages and gaps in the Ate district that prevent its citizens from reaching their full potential.
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