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Real 2007.Qxd MINISTERIO DE CULTURA Y JUVENTUD MEMORIA INSTITUCIONAL 2006 - 2007 San José, Costa Rica ISSN: 1659-3065 EDICIÓN Y COORDINACIÓN Ileana González Álvarez Ricardo Alfaro Ocampo Asesoría de Planificación DISEÑO GRÁFICO Minor Artavia Jiménez FOTOGRAFÍAS DEL CENTRO NACIONAL DE LA CULTURA Andrés Fernández Ramirez Glenda Quirós Ortiz Nuestro agradecimiento a todas las personas de los diferentes Departamentos y Órganos Desconcentrados del Ministerio de Cultura y Juventud, por la ayuda brindada para la elaboración de esta Memoria Institucional. PRESENTACIÓN a Administración Arias ha puesto nuevamente a la cultura como Lelemento clave para el desarrollo del país. Asumió el compromiso de recuperar paulatinamente el 1% del presupuesto nacional para la cultura y de llevar al Ministerio al Siglo XXI. En esta línea se cuenta con 10 acciones estratégicas dirigidas a fortalecer el papel que tiene la actividad cultural para promover el desarrollo social, la sostenibilidad ambiental, el desarrollo creativo y productivo y la imagen internacional de Costa Rica. Iniciamos programas claves como la creación del Sistema Nacional de Escuelas de Música, que busca llevar la formación musical a todas las provincias del país y llegar a 5.000 niños y jóvenes. También creamos el Fondo de Becas para Proyectos Artísticos y de Desarrollo Comunal (PROARTES), para apoyar, promover, difundir, preservar e incrementar las manifestaciones artísticas y culturales escénicas de Costa Rica, a través del apoyo económico que fomente iniciativas, en todo el país, concebidas por el sector cultural y artístico independiente. El Proyecto Desarrollo Cultural Comunitario ha sido uno de los de mayor avance durante este primer año de gestión. La Compañía Nacional de Danza completó una amplia gira con la que llegó a más de 20 comunidades a lo largo y ancho del país. Asignamos 5 veces más presupuesto a los promotores regionales de cultura para actividades culturales en su zona. También los programas de artes escénicas obtuvieron un refuerzo presupuestario y han programado más de 80 talleres en todo el país en danza y teatro. El programa Costa Rica Audiovisual para aumentar la cantidad, calidad y continuidad de la producción audiovisual nacional y el público que la disfruta da sus primeros pasos. Este proyecto fomenta el desarrollo de este medio, tanto en el contenido cultural, como en su capacidad de impulsar y crear micro, pequeñas y medianas empresas creativas con potencial nacional y de exportación de productos y servicios. Contamos con el apoyo del Ministerio de Comercio Exterior y su adscrita PROCOMER, que ha accedido a fomentar a las empresas culturales como una fuente de exportación de productos y servicios nacionales. El Centro para las Artes y la Tecnología La Aduana va por buen camino. Contratamos una firma para habilitar el edificio de la antigua Aduana para ferias, exposiciones y conciertos y se espera que el refuerzo estructural esté listo en diciembre del 2007, para que los costarricenses disfruten ese hermoso espacio cultural con las condiciones de seguridad que requiere el país. Cumplimos el compromiso asumido en el Consejo de Gobierno realizando en Ciudad Quesada el Festival Nacional de las Artes (FNA) en San Carlos. Durante nueve días, se presentaron más de 2.500 artistas con una programación de 10 a.m. a 11:30 p.m. La mayoría de las actividades se dieron en Ciudad Quesada: en el parque, el hospital, el hospicio de ancianos, la casa de la cultura en construcción, el mercado, la plaza de ferias y muchos otros espacios públicos. También se llevó una caravana cultural a las comunidades de los Chiles, Pital, Florencia y Bijagua. Las comunidades de la zona norte participaron masivamente en el festival y lo hicieron suyo, demostrando que la cultura convoca a convivir en ciudadanía, a gozar sanamente y a pasar días de fiesta sin disturbios ni abusos. En este primer primer año el Ministerio ha llegado a todas las regiones del país y ha dado una señal de que se tendrá una cultura vibrante para el desarrollo del país. Ha comprobado, con el FNA en San Carlos, que la cultura une y nos invita a convivir y a participar en paz. MARIA ELENA CARBALLO CASTEGNARO Ministra Autoridades del Ministerio MARÍA ELENA CARBALLO Ministra AURELIA GARRIDO Viceministra de Cultura KARINA BOLAÑOS Viceministra de la Juventud RICARDO MÉNDEZ Viceministro Administrativo MARIBEL SALAZAR Subdirectora Admistrativa MARGARITA ROJAS Sistema Nacional de Bibliotecas Colegio de Costa Rica ADRIANA COLLADO Dirección de Cultura SANDRA QUIRÓS Centro de Investigación y Conservación del Patrimonio Cultural RICARDO VARGAS Dirección de Bandas JORGE ROJAS Consejo Nacional de la Política Pública de la Persona Joven ALBERTO CARBALLO a.i. Centro Nacional de la Música Compañía Lírica Nacional RAMIRO RAMÍREZ Coro Sinfónico Nacional JORGE LUIS DUARTE Instituto Nacional de Música SAMUEL ROVINSKI Teatro Nacional MERCEDES RAMÍREZ Centro Costarricense de Producción Cinematográfica ANA VICTORIA CARBONI Teatro Popular Melico Salazar CARLOS OVARES Compañía Nacional de Danza ROLANDO TREJOS A.I. Compañía Nacional de Teatro JIMMY ORTIZ Taller Nacional de Danza MELVIN MÉNDEZ Taller Nacional de Teatro IVÁN RODRÍGUEZ Festival de las Artes VIRGINIA CHACÓN Dirección General del Archivo Nacional FRANCISCO CORRALES Museo Nacional de Costa Rica RAÚL AGUILAR Museo Histórico Cultural Juan Santamaría LUIS NÚÑEZ Museo Histórico Dr. Rafael Ángel Calderón Guardia LILLIANA SOLÍS Centro Cultural e Histórico José Figueres Ferrer ANA GABRIELA SÁENZ Museo de Arte Costarricense JOSÉ EDWIN ARAYA Escuela Casa del Artista JOCELYN REY Museo de Formas, Espacios y Sonidos ERNESTO CALVO Museo de Arte y Diseño Contemporáneo WILLIAM KELLY Auditoría Interna ORIETTA GONZÁLEZ Asesoría Jurídica ILEANA GONZÁLEZ Asesoría de Planificación y Desarrollo Institucional ANA LORENA HERRERA Cooperación Internacional FERNANDO LOBO Departamento de Recursos Humanos CATALINA CABEZAS Departamento de Informática JORGE RODRÍGUEZ Departamento de Proveeduría Institucional GERARDO QUESADA Departamento Financiero Contable ILEANA ROJAS Oficina de Prensa MARIO GONZÁLEZ Departamento de Servicios Generales FRANCISCO MORA Departamento de Archivo Central MISIÓN, VISIÓN, OBJETIVOS DE LA INSTITUCIÓN, VALORES Ventana ubicada en la esquina suroeste del CENAC. Misión Ser el ente que establece directrices generales en materia de cultura y juventud. Le corresponde fomentar y preservar la pluralidad y diversidad culturales; asî como facilitar la participación de todos los sectores sociales en los procesos de desarrollo cultural, artístico, deportivo y recreativo, sin distingo de género, grupo étnico y ubicación geográfica; abrir espacios y oportunidades que propicien la revitalización de las tradiciones y manifestaciones culturales, tanto como la creación y apreciación artística, en sus diversas manifestaciones. Esta misión se encuentra determinada en los lineamientos establecidos por las autoridades y funcionarios de la institución. Visión Un Ministerio integrador y clara proyección hacia el futuro, que asume un papel preponderante en la búsqueda de procesos que fomenten el desarrollo creativo del ser humano. En tal perspectiva articula y fomenta la participación de los diferentes actores locales, nacionales e internacionales, que de manera integral y estratégica propician una mayor calidad de vida para los individuos y las comunidades, mediante gestiones adecuadas y acciones que promueven la cultura, los deportes y los valores de la sociedad costarricense. Objetivos de la Institución I.- General Emitir directrices generales en materia de cultura, juventud, deporte y recreación, con el fin de orientar la formulación y ejecución de programas y proyectos de las instituciones que conforman el Ministerio, mismas que se encuentran en el Plan Nacional de Desarrollo y en el marco legal existente. 15 II.- Específicos a.- Evaluar sistemática y periódicamente los resultados de los programas y proyectos del Ministerio y fiscalizar el uso de los recursos institucionales, con el fin de tomar decisiones oportunas y adecuadas. b.- Procurar mejoras en la calidad de vida de todos los sectores de la población, mediante el planeamiento y ejecución de actividades culturales, artísticas, deportivas y recreativas, en forma conjunta con grupos, organizaciones comunales y otros entes gubernamentales. Valores Los valores que inspiran las acciones ministeriales son humanísticos: a.- Integración: pensamos en el ser humano como ser integral y desarrollamos acciones y proyectos para su satisfacción y mejoramiento de su calidad de vida. b.- Excelencia: procuramos ser los mejores en lo que hacemos, para lo cual contamos con un recurso humano de calidad, que se distingue por su identificación y compromiso con la organización y sus metas. c.- Colaboración: cumplimos nuestras obligaciones en equipo, manera respetuosa, coordinada y justa, preocupados por las necesidades de los demás. d.- Dignidad: respetamos la dignidad de las personas, grupos, organizaciones y comunidades. c. Goce: con optimismo, procuramos la mayor satisfacción en nuestra labor, cuyos desafíos y motivaciones y metas enaltecen al individuo y la sociedad. 16 POLÍTICAS Y ACCIONES ESTRATÉGICAS SECTORIALES E INSTITUCIONALES Camarín con la apararición de la Virgen de Los Angeles, ubicada en el costado norte del CENAC. as acciones estratégicas que se presentan están tomadas del Plan LNacional de Desarrollo 2006-2010. Cada acción estratégica responde a las políticas institucionales - también definidas en el Plan- y puede ser realizada por diversas instituciones. Ambas
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