Bibliographic citations
Venini, A., (2016). Procesos participativos para la planificación de la ciudad: El Programa Barriomio en la zona de José Carlos Mariátegui – VMT (2012 - 2014) [Tesis, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/4866
Venini, A., Procesos participativos para la planificación de la ciudad: El Programa Barriomio en la zona de José Carlos Mariátegui – VMT (2012 - 2014) [Tesis]. PE: Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos; 2016. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12672/4866
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title = "Procesos participativos para la planificación de la ciudad: El Programa Barriomio en la zona de José Carlos Mariátegui – VMT (2012 - 2014)",
author = "Venini Falconi, Andrea",
publisher = "Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos",
year = "2016"
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--- Currently, more than half of the world population lives in cities. Cities are configured as complex spaces, where different factors interact, socioeconomic, cultural, politic and environmental. Meanwhile, this component diversity, doesn’t necessarily offers the best conditions to people that inhabit them. In Peru, especially its capital Lima, is surrounded by popular urbanizations with where poverty indexes are high. The disarticulated and nonplanned interventions by the government part have generated the segregation at Lima’s popular urbanizations and their citizens, which have found themselves disadvantaged by not being able to develop their territory in an integral manner. Citizen participation’s legal framework at Peru, has been fortified with norms that warranted the transparency and free access to information on public affairs over the last three decades. Nevertheless, citizen participation, through some urban planning tools, is limited and not taken into account through the whole project development process, execution and assessment for projects and social programs as an urbanistic and habitability component. In this way, we identify and analyze the factors that propitiate and allow the design, construction and implementation of urban improvement policy and we analyze the implication of participative process for the empowerment of actors at a local level. Based on this issue, on 2012, Lima Metropolitan Municipality creates BarrioMio Program, which pretended, through the Integral Urban Project (PUI), proposing an integral planning process for the populous urbanizations within Metropolitan Lima by participative processes involving future beneficiaries of the public investment projected by the State. In this way, we analyze and identify the actions and proposals that inhabitants from Jose Carlos Mariategui area inside Villa Maria del Triunfo district, formulated during the PUI JCM-VMT pilot project’s participative process between 2012 and 2014. The experience carried on by BarrioMio Program is relatively new in Latin America and innovative on a National level. Because of that, methodologies and concepts developed throughout this investigation, will allow the identification of learned lessons and recommendations for future integral improvement policy for neighborhoods made in a participative manner. Key words: Lima City; Popular Urbanizations; Urban Planning; Citizen Participation.
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