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Pdc Provincial PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ GESTION EDIL 2007 - 2010 REGIDORES: JUAN EMMANUEL GUILLERMO MUÑOZ HUGO BUSTAMANTE SUELDO ESTHER GALARZA CAMARENA GUILLERMO BARJAS VASQUEZ ANANIAS DELGADO ZARATE LIZ SORAYA KOOKING ARIAS VICTORIA LUZMILA HUARANGA ESTRELLA JAVIER RICARDO GARCIA PEREZ EDSON CRISOSTOMO ORTEGA _________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ALCALDES DISTRITALES: ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE STA. ROSA DE SACCO: Ing. HUGO DONATO TIMOTEO HUAMAN ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE CHACAPALPA: Sr. EMETERIO CELEDONIO GUERRA CASAS ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE YAULI: Sr. VICENTE ZENON HIDALGO HIDALGO ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE MARCAPOMACOCHA: Sr. JOSE LUIS RONDON MATEO ALCALDE DIST. SANTA BARBARA DE CARHUACAYAN: Sr. ROQUE ALEJANDRO CONTRERAS FRAGA ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE SUITUCANCHA: Sr. EMILIO VENUSTO HURTADO LEON ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE PACCHA: Sr. SATURNINO MC GERSON CAMARGO ZAVALA ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE HUAYHUAY: Prof. ISAIAS RAMON GONZALES ALCALDE DEL DISTRITO DE MOROCOCHA: Sr. MARCIAL TOLENTINO SALOME PONCE _________________________________________________________________________________________ 2 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PLAN DE DESAR ROLLO PROVINCIAL CONCERTA DO DE YAULI 200 8-2017 EQUIPO TECNICO ELABORACION DE DIAGNOSTICOS: CAPITAL SOCIAL: ENA ROJAS ESPINOZA MARISOL ACUÑA PORTILLO MARIBEL CHÁVEZ VELÁSQUEZ SIXTO CASTILLON CAMAYO. CAPITAL ECONOMICO: CARLOS CORDOVA BLANCAS CAPITAL AMBIENTAL: NORA R. CHAVEZ QUIJADA MARIBELCHAVEZ VELASQUEZ CAPITAL INSTITUCIONAL: ENA ROJAS ESPINOZA MARISOL ACUÑA PORTILLO MARIBEL CHÁVEZ VELÁSQUEZ. PLANEAMIENTO ESTRATEGICO: ENA ROJAS ESPINOZA MARISOL ACUÑA PORTILLO MARIBEL CHÁVEZ VELÁSQUEZ COMITÉ TECNICO: ESTHER HINOSTROZA RICALDI ANGELICA MEDRANO CAJACHAGUA APOYO LOGISTICO ROSA GUERE ARENAS JAIME HURTADO SURICHAQUI. _________________________________________________________________________________________ 3 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ MUNICIPALIDAD PROVINCIAL DE YAULI – LA OROYA ALCALDE: Ing. CESAR AUGUSTO GUTIERREZ REVILLA _________________________________________________________________________________________ 4 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ CONTENIDO PRESENTACION INTRODUCCION I. INFORMACION GENERAL a) Ubicación Política b) Ubicación Geográfica c) Límites y Superficie Territorial Límites Superficie territorial Distritos y superficie. d) Antecedentes Históricos II. DIAGNOSTICO INTEGRAL DE LA PROVINCIA 1. CAPITAL SOCIAL Y CULTURAL 1.1 POBLACIÓN A) Características demográficas Población Total Por sexo Por Edad Por Área Urbana y Rural Población Electoral Migración B) Genero e interculturalidad a) Genero b) Interculturalidad Costumbres: Folklore, principales festividades, gastronomía Vestimenta y platos típicos de la provincia _________________________________________________________________________________________ 5 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Vigencia del idioma quechua 1.2 EDUCACION A) Nivel Educativo: B) Indicadores Educativos Deserción Escolar Tasa de Analfabetismo Equipamiento e infraestructura 1.3 SALUD A) Sistemas de Salud Equipamiento e infraestructura Personal de Salud Otros B) Principales Enfermedades C) Niveles de Vida D) Indicadores de salud Tasa de morbilidad, Tasa de mortalidad infantil Tasa de mortalidad materna, Tasa de desnutrición 1.4 SANEAMIENTO Y VIVIENDA A) Características de la Vivienda: Características de hacinamiento B) Servicios de saneamiento básico: Servicio de agua Potable Servicio de Desagüe Tratamiento de Residuos Sólidos Energía Eléctrica _________________________________________________________________________________________ 6 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. CAPITAL ECONÓMICO 2.1 Características General. 2.2 PBI A) Producto Interno Regional B) Producto Interno Provincial 2.3 Principales actividades económicas A) Actividades Primaria • Minería • Pecuaria • Psicultura 2.4 Otras Actividades 2.5 Infraestructura Económica A) Articulación e infraestructura vial B) Red Vial Primaria 3.CAPITAL NATURAL Y MEDIO AMBIENTE 3.1 Territorio y Medio Ambiente A) Características del Territorio de la Provincia B) Potencialidades y limitaciones de los Recursos Naturales Recursos Hídricos Suelos Vegetación Fauna Áreas Naturales de Conservación y/o Protección Recursos minerales C) Degradación y Contaminación Ambiental C.1. La Actividad Minero Metalúrgica a) Pasivos Ambientales Mineros,PAMS b) Adecuación y Manejo Ambiental c) Contaminación atmosférica d) Contaminación del agua _________________________________________________________________________________________ 7 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ e) Contaminación de suelos f) Actividad Agropecuaria g) Los Centros Poblados D) Vulnerabilidad y Riesgos Ambientales 4 CAPITAL HUMANO – INSTITUCIONAL. 4.1 Clasificación 4.1.1 Sector Público 4.1.2. Sector Privado 4.1.3 Organizaciones Sociales 4.1.4 Instancias de Participación Ciudadanas 4.1.5 Movimientos políticos III. PROCESO DE PLANIFICACIÓN ESTRATEGICA PARTICIPATIVA. 1. Visión de futuro al 2017 2. Análisis Estratégicos 3. Líneas Estratégicas 4. Objetivos Estratégicos 5. Metas Estratégicas 6. Programas y Proyectos 1. ANEXOS _________________________________________________________________________________________ 8 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PRESENTACION El presente documento denominado Plan de Desarrollo Concertado de la Provincia de Yauli, busca establecer las bases de orientación para el desarrollo sostenible de nuestra provincia en un corto, mediano y largo plazo. Contar con Plan de Desarrollo Concertado provincial e implementarlo nos permitirá ir de forma ordenada y no seguir en el desorden existente, así como ejecutar obras que beneficien realmente a la población, ya que al caminar sin una visión clara del futuro se ejecutan actividades que muchas veces ocasionan controversias y oposiciones dañando las buenas relaciones sociales y gastos improductivos en perjuicio del desarrollo de la provincia. Es importante entender que los retos asumidos son grandes y que nuestros recursos gubernamentales no cubren los diferentes requerimientos locales. Esto nos conlleva a generar proyectos atractivos para hacer de la provincia un centro de atracción regional y nacional, incrementando las oportunidades de una mejor calidad de vida. Desde que se inició nuestra gestión, hemos valorado estos esfuerzos y es por ello que apostamos decididamente el proceso de construcción de desarrollo de la provincia de Yauli, facilitando metodologías, medios y la logística necesaria, con la finalidad de que sean los propios ciudadanos y ciudadanas de la provincia, quienes elaboren la propuesta de desarrollo que hoy ponemos a sus disposición. Reconociendo el Plan de Desarrollo como un instrumento central para un ejercicio democrático y participativo del gobierno local, presentamos el Plan de Desarrollo Provincial Concertado como producto del trabajo concertado entre la Municipalidad Provincial y el consorcio Filomena, CooperAcción y CENCA, que han aportado a la construcción del futuro de la provincia y a la luz de un nuevo _________________________________________________________________________________________ 9 CONSORCIO FCC MPYLO PLAN DE DESARROLLO CONCERTADO DE LA PROVINCIA DE YAULI ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ contexto que reconoce y determina por mandato legal la obligación de las municipalidades de contar con su Plan de Desarrollo Concertado y de llevar a cabo los procesos de presupuesto participativo anuales, así como también el desarrollo de estructuras de participación ciudadana efectivas Así mismo, consideramos que el Plan de Desarrollo deberá ser permanentemente analizado, concertado y actualizado, con el aporte de los distintos actores locales de la Provincia de Yauli sobre la base del proceso de acercamiento y concertación. Por otra parte agradecemos a los representantes de las organizaciones sociales, a los señores alcaldes de los distritos de Paccha, Santa Barbara de Carhuacayan y Huayhuay así como también a la Srta Regidora Liz Kooking Arias; quienes participaron activamente en el proceso de elaboración, finalmente
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