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Efectos de las competencias de los múltiples actores en la gestión de la reducción de la escasez del agua en la sub cuenca del río Shullcas, área metropolitana de Huancayo-Perú
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gestión, recursos hídricos, escasez, aguaResumen
Was to determine the effects of the diversity of technical, financial, legal, social and environmental competencies of the multiple actors in the management of the reduction of water scarcity in the sub-basin of the Shullcas River, metropolitan area of Huancayo-Peru. (2) Methods: based on quasi-experiments, cross-sectional, semi-quantitative, which included population and intentional sample of 21 organizations, with competencies defined by law or statute or others, operationalized in surveys, interrelated in participatory models, cause-effect diagrams and fuzzy cognitive maps, supported by the mentalmodeler software. (3) Results: Of the total responses obtained, 25% specified social competencies, 22% environmental competencies, 20% technical competencies, 19% legal competencies, and 13% financial competencies, but did not reflect important actions in water scarcity reduction management (4%). (4) Conclusions: In the dynamics of the hypothetical scenarios, important effects were determined in the management of water scarcity reduction through strong favorable changes (+1) in the execution of the state variables of legal competencies, technical competencies, environmental competencies, financial competencies, and social competencies; with 40%, 35%, 35%, 30%, and 25% of state variables preferred in future scenarios respectively.
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