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PLAN DE DESARROLLO MUNICIPAL TLACOLULA DE MATAMOROS Centro De Origen Del Maíz PLAN DE DESARROLLO MUNICIPAL TLACOLULA DE MATAMOROS Centro de Origen del Maíz ADMINISTRACIÓN 2017-1018 Trabajando juntos por Tlacolula GUIIAARO Mercado Grande ÍNDICE MENSAJE DEL PRESIDENTE MUNICIPAL ..................................................................................................... 6 MARCO LEGAL ..................................................................................................................................... 8 MISIÓN ........................................................................................................................................... 13 VISIÓN ............................................................................................................................................ 13 CONTEXTO MUNICIPAL ................................................................................................................. 14 UBICACIÓN GEOGRÁFICA, COORDENADAS Y ALTITUD .................................................................................... 14 EXTENSIÓN TERRITORIAL Y COLINDANCIAS ................................................................................................ 15 REGÍMENES DE PROPIEDAD ................................................................................................................... 16 ÁREAS MUNICIPALES ........................................................................................................................... 17 CONTEXTO FÍSICO ............................................................................................................................... 17 CONTEXTO ECONÓMICO ....................................................................................................................... 18 CONTEXTO SOCIAL Y HUMANO ............................................................................................................... 19 CONTEXTO SOCIODEMOGRÁFICO ............................................................................................................ 20 EMIGRACIÓN ..................................................................................................................................... 26 DIAGNÓSTICO ............................................................................................................................... 27 EJE INSTITUCIONAL ............................................................................................................................. 29 DESCONTENTO SOCIAL ......................................................................................................................... 29 CONFLICTOS POLÍTICOS ........................................................................................................................ 30 ORGANIZACIONES PRESENTES EN EL MUNICIPIO ......................................................................................... 31 MECANISMOS DE PARTICIPACIÓN CIUDADANA ........................................................................................... 34 REGLAMENTOS MUNICIPALES ................................................................................................................ 35 ASOCIACIONISMO MUNICIPAL ................................................................................................................ 36 TRANSPARENCIA Y RENDICIÓN DE CUENTAS ............................................................................................... 36 INTEGRACIÓN DEL AYUNTAMIENTO MUNICIPAL .......................................................................................... 37 COMISIONES DEL H. AYUNTAMIENTO ..................................................................................................... 38 ORGANIGRAMA DE LA ADMINISTRACIÓN MUNICIPAL................................................................................... 40 FINANZAS MUNICIPALES ....................................................................................................................... 41 EJE SEGURIDAD PÚBLICA, VIAL Y PROTECCIÓN CIVIL .................................................................................... 44 INCIDENCIA DELICTIVA .......................................................................................................................... 44 DELITOS MENORES 2011-2014 ............................................................................................................ 49 CONDICIONES LABORALES CUERPO DE SEGURIDAD PÚBLICA ........................................................................... 50 FACTORES GENERADORES DE VIOLENCIA ................................................................................................... 50 2017 - 2018 TRABAJANDO JUNTOS 3 SEGURIDAD VIAL................................................................................................................................. 58 PROTECCIÓN CIVIL .............................................................................................................................. 59 EJE ECONÓMICO ................................................................................................................................ 61 SECTORES ECONÓMICOS EN TLACOLULA DE MATAMOROS ............................................................................ 61 POBLACIÓN ECONÓMICAMENTE ACTIVA ................................................................................................... 61 EMPLEO Y NIVEL DE INGRESOS ................................................................................................................ 62 GANADERÍA ...................................................................................................................................... 64 AGRICULTURA.................................................................................................................................... 67 INDUSTRIA ........................................................................................................................................ 71 ARTESANÍAS ...................................................................................................................................... 73 COMERCIO ........................................................................................................................................ 75 MERCADO TRADICIONAL....................................................................................................................... 76 SERVICIOS ......................................................................................................................................... 84 TURISMO .......................................................................................................................................... 85 EJE SOCIAL Y HUMANO ...................................................................................................................... 105 POBREZA Y REZAGO SOCIAL ................................................................................................................. 105 REZAGO SOCIAL POR LOCALIDAD .......................................................................................................... 108 CALIDAD Y ESPACIOS DE LA VIVIENDA ..................................................................................................... 109 NIVEL DE POBREZA POR INGRESOS EN LOS HOGARES .................................................................................. 111 CONDICIÓN DE PERTENENCIA DE LA VIVIENDA .......................................................................................... 112 GRADO DE MARGINACIÓN POR LOCALIDAD .............................................................................................. 114 DESIGUALDAD SOCIAL ........................................................................................................................ 115 COHESIÓN SOCIAL ............................................................................................................................. 115 CULTURA ........................................................................................................................................ 116 EQUIDAD DE GÉNERO ........................................................................................................................ 134 EDUCACIÓN .................................................................................................................................... 134 SALUD ........................................................................................................................................... 140 DEPORTE ........................................................................................................................................ 148 ESPARCIMIENTO PUBLICO ................................................................................................................... 151 EJE UR ................................................................................................... ¡ERROR! MARCADOR NO DEFINIDO. ENTORNO URBANO ........................................................................................................................... 155 PARQUES Y JARDINES ......................................................................................................................... 158 AGUA POTABLE ................................................................................................................................ 159 DRENAJE Y AGUAS RESIDUALES ............................................................................................................. 164 ALUMBRADO PUBLICO ......................................................................................................................
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