Design and execution of public policies. Case study of two urban recovery plans
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https://doi.org/10.22320/rte.vi39.3394Keywords:
Public policies, Policy design, UrbanismAbstract
Public policies must be conceived in coherence with the development and needs of the territory (physical and social space) to which they intervene. At the moment there are many policies and their respective programs that remain in the paper and are not executed, either for lack of financing or difficulties for its approval in the bureaucratic apparatus of the public administration. Through the analysis of the case study, two urban recovery policies are compared. One developed by the local municipality and the other developed by the national level through the Ministry of Housing and Urbanism. This article will compare the results of these policies to the year 2017 and will show why the success of one and the failure of the other.
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