Análisis de los procesos de desarrollo local: caso, el rol de la Junta Administradora de Agua Potable Regional de Manglaralto (JAAPMAN) , Santa Elena - Ecuador. Período: 2008-2017
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2020-03-03
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Facultad de Ciencias Económicas. Universidad de Guayaquil
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En Ecuador, en las localidades rurales donde el gobierno autónomo descentralizado (GAD) no tenga
la capacidad de prestar el servicio de agua, se podrá constituir una junta administradora de agua
potable, con el fin de prestar el servicio público a la población. Estudios previos revelan que en la
Parroquia Manglaralto el agua ha contribuido al desarrollo del turismo y de las actividades
económicas, la Parroquia se abastece mediante un sistema conjunto de manejo de aguas subterráneas
y superficiales mediante pozos y tapes (diques) gestionados por Junta Administradora de Agua
Potable Regional de Manglaralto (JAAPMAN). Sin embargo, su desarrollo se ve limitado debido al
crecimiento de la población, aumento del turismo y cambio climático que generan escases del líquido
vital y, se ha convertido en el principal problema para satisfacer la demanda de algunas de las
comunas adscritas a la JAAPMAN. Con la información recopilada en las encuestas, entrevistas y
datos proporcionados por la junta se determina que la junta tiene influencia sobre el desarrollo local,
sin embargo, existe inconformidad de la población por el servicio que reciben. La falta de
financiamiento y apoyo Estatal son determinantes para el limitado desarrollo de las comunidades.
In Ecuador, in the rural localities where the decentralized autonomous government (GAD) does not have the capacity to provide the water service, a drinking water administration board may be established, in order to provide the public service to the population. Previous studies reveal that in Manglaralto Parish water has contributed to the development of tourism and economic activities, the Parish is supplied by a joint system of groundwater and surface water management through wells and taps (dikes) managed by the Water Administrative Board Potable Regional of Manglaralto (JAAPMAN). However, its development is limited due to population growth, increased tourism and climate change that generate shortages of vital fluid and, has become the main problem to meet the demand of some of the communities attached to the JAAPMAN. With the information collected in the surveys, interviews and data provided by the board, it is determined that the board has an influence on local development, however, there is a population's dissatisfaction with the service they receive. The lack of financing and State support are determinants for the limited development of the communities
In Ecuador, in the rural localities where the decentralized autonomous government (GAD) does not have the capacity to provide the water service, a drinking water administration board may be established, in order to provide the public service to the population. Previous studies reveal that in Manglaralto Parish water has contributed to the development of tourism and economic activities, the Parish is supplied by a joint system of groundwater and surface water management through wells and taps (dikes) managed by the Water Administrative Board Potable Regional of Manglaralto (JAAPMAN). However, its development is limited due to population growth, increased tourism and climate change that generate shortages of vital fluid and, has become the main problem to meet the demand of some of the communities attached to the JAAPMAN. With the information collected in the surveys, interviews and data provided by the board, it is determined that the board has an influence on local development, however, there is a population's dissatisfaction with the service they receive. The lack of financing and State support are determinants for the limited development of the communities
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JUNTA ADMINISTRADORA DE AGUA POTABLE, POBLACIÓN, MANGLARALTO, DESARROLLO LOCAL