Bibliographic citations
Calle, D., Espinoza, R., Rimachi, E., Salazar, C. (2019). Implementación del sistema de verificación de identificación biométrica por el procedimiento de verificación de firmas en RENIEC [Trabajo de investigación, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)]. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/652610
Calle, D., Espinoza, R., Rimachi, E., Salazar, C. Implementación del sistema de verificación de identificación biométrica por el procedimiento de verificación de firmas en RENIEC [Trabajo de investigación]. PE: Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC); 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/652610
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title = "Implementación del sistema de verificación de identificación biométrica por el procedimiento de verificación de firmas en RENIEC",
author = "Salazar Seminario , César Augusto",
publisher = "Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC)",
year = "2019"
}
The research is intended to evaluate the suitability of implementing improvements through the use of technology to the signature verification procedure performed by the Sub-Department of Signature Verification and Electoral Support of the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (RENIEC). The purpose is to demonstrate the feasibility of providing user citizens with more effective services and strenghten public value within the country´s democratic system, since the way in which this procedure is currently being carried out does not generate legal certainty due to existing problems: forged signatures, delays in the delivery of results, an inadequate legal framework, insuffciently trained staff and nonoptimized public resources. In order to improve on the procedure, modifications to the regulatory framework, a restructuring of the main procedure and the identification of benefits derived from the proposed implementation are proposed. This research report consists of five chapters. In the first one, a general theoretical framework is presented. Aspects related to the Peruvian electoral system are described, such as the electoral regulatory body, such as the electoral regulatory body, the legislation responsible of the creation and regulation of RENIEC, its indicator-based management practices and the guidelines for the State modernization policy. The second chapter focuses on describing the current status of the signature verification procedure and of RENIEC’s technical department in charge of carrying out this activity is discussed. In addition, the chapter includes a brief description of the regulatory framework for this procedure and of the management indicators that it uses for its development. The third chapter covers RENIEC’s strategic objectives, in order to determine their contribution to the improvement of the signature verification procedure. It also identifies the service that is provided, the users that benefit from it and the requirements to perform this procedure. In the fourth chapter, the areas or bodies involved in the execution of the signature verification procedure are identified. The chapter also presents the steps to perform this procedure in compliance with the current regulatory framework. The historical evolution of the procedure in recent years is discussed as well. Finally, the fifth chapter discusses the improvement of the procedure and, after due analysis and evaluation, the identification of existing difficulties. The proposed improvement is assessed and the logical steps towards its implementation are provided. An appropriate normative proposal consisting of implementing the new biometric identification verification system is made. In addition, the chapter discusses its potential benefits and the strategy for its implementation by RENIEC in a three-year period, which will support the optimization of resources and the delivery of results. The final section of this research report includes conclusions and recommendations based on the proposed improvement and implementation plan.
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