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Effects of the competencies of multiple actors in the management of the reduction of water scarcity in the sub-basin of the Shullcas River, metropolitan area of Huancayo-Peru
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competencies, management, water resources, shortage, waterAbstract
Se buscó determinar los efectos de la diversidad de competencias técnicas, financieras, legales, sociales y ambientales de los múltiples actores en la gestión de la reducción de escasez de agua en la sub cuenca del río Shullcas, área metropolitana de Huancayo-Perú. (2) Método: basado en cuasi experimentos, de corte transversal, semi cuantitativo, que incluyó población y muestra intencionada de 21 organizaciones, con competencias definidas por ley o estatuto u otros, operacionalizadas en encuestas, interrelacionadas en modelos participativos, diagramas causa-efecto y mapas cognitivos difusos, apoyadas por el software mentalmodeler. (3) Resultados: del total de respuestas obtenidas, el 25% precisaron competencias de tipo social, 22% de tipo ambiental, 20% de tipo técnica, 19% de tipo legal y 13% de tipo financiera, pero no reflejaron acciones importantes en la gestión de reducción de escasez de agua (4%). (4) Conclusiones: en la dinámica de los escenarios hipotéticos se determinó efectos importantes en la gestión de la reducción de la escasez de agua a través de cambios fuertes favorables (+1) en la ejecución de las variables de estado de las competencias legales, de las competencias técnicas, de las competencias ambientales, de las competencias financieras, y de las competencias sociales; con 40%, 35%, 35%, 30%, y 25% de variables de estado preferidos en escenarios futuros respectivamente.
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