Strategies to promote the development and management of public spaces in the Santa Rosa sector - District of Moche
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https://doi.org/10.18050/RevUcv-Scientia.v9n1a3Keywords:
Public spaces, Participatory management, Citizen participation, Municipal participationAbstract
This research was developed with the objective of evaluating participatory management to promote the development and management of public spaces in the Santa Rosa-Moche District. Being the citizen and municipal participation the main strategy to promote the development and management of public spaces, for which a type of non-experimental study was carried out, with a descriptive design, having as a unit of analysis the public spaces and as a sample 310 Villagers and 6 municipal representatives. The instruments were validated by judges criteria and reliability through the SPSS-V23 statistical software. Data analysis is performed through descriptive statistics, the distribution of simple and percentage absolute frequencies, measures of central tendency, dispersion measures and internal consistency statistics, obtaining a predominantly average level in citizen participation and a low level in municipal participation. It was concluded that participatory management at a high level is vital to promote the development and management of public spaces in the Santa Rosa-Moche district.
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