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Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Pisco
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020-09-24)
educación superior,
sostenibilidad ambiental y derechos personales....
The objective of this study is to measure the Social Progress Index of the Province of Pisco (IPS) to 2019, in which a quantitative methodology has been used, using the questionnaire provided by CENTRUM Católica Business School, and through the development of the guidelines indicated in the Social Progress Imperative methodology, being carried out within the province of Pisco to the heads of household, according to the sample size, according to the distribution and determined zoning, which provided the information to complete the database, perform statistical and correlation analysis, using tools such as Stata software. The Social Progress Index is made up of three dimensions in which 12 components and 52 indicators are analyzed, the result of which measures the satisfaction of basic needs, infrastructure and opportunities to achieve a better quality of life. The result found for the province of Pisco is 62.56 points, with a Medium Low classification; It should be noted that this score is on a scale from zero to one hundred. The scores obtained from the IPS dimensions of the province of Pisco are: Basic Human Needs, which obtained 74.87 points with a Medium High level; Well-being Fundamentals reached a score of 50.39 with a Low development level; and Oportunidades achieved 62.4 with a Medium Low level. As a result of the analysis of the elements of the components, this study identified that the advantages of the province of Pisco are: drinking water and basic sanitation, tolerance and inclusion, nutrition and basic care, and housing and basic services; while the most notorious deficiencies are: access to information and telecommunications, access to higher education, environmental sustainability and personal rights....
The objective of this study is to measure the Social Progress Index of the Province of Pisco (IPS) to 2019, in which a quantitative methodology has been used, using the questionnaire provided by CENTRUM Católica Business School, and through the development of the guidelines indicated in the Social Progress Imperative methodology, being carried out within the province of Pisco to the heads of household, according to the sample size, according to the distribution and determined zoning, which provided the information to complete the database, perform statistical and correlation analysis, using tools such as Stata software. The Social Progress Index is made up of three dimensions in which 12 components and 52 indicators are analyzed, the result of which measures the satisfaction of basic needs, infrastructure and opportunities to achieve a better quality of life. The result found for the province of Pisco is 62.56 points, with a Medium Low classification; It should be noted that this score is on a scale from zero to one hundred. The scores obtained from the IPS dimensions of the province of Pisco are: Basic Human Needs, which obtained 74.87 points with a Medium High level; Well-being Fundamentals reached a score of 50.39 with a Low development level; and Oportunidades achieved 62.4 with a Medium Low level. As a result of the analysis of the elements of the components, this study identified that the advantages of the province of Pisco are: drinking water and basic sanitation, tolerance and inclusion, nutrition and basic care, and housing and basic services; while the most notorious deficiencies are: access to information and telecommunications, access to higher education, environmental sustainability and personal rights....
Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Ica
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020-09-24)
dimensión de Oportunidades
muestra dispersión entre las zonas en el acceso a la educación superior, y se encuentran
debilidades en derechos y libertades personales. Los resultados reflejan que la provincia de
Ica se encuentra por encima del promedio regional...
The aim of this research is to calculate the Social Progress Index of the province of Ica-Lima region during 2019. The study focused on four areas defined by their location and geographical area. A total of 384 surveys conducted on each Head of household and secondary source information were used to prepare 53 indicators that display social and environmental information. According to the Social Progress Imperative methodology, the score of the zones and province of Ica were calculated in the twelve components and three dimensions that make up the SPI. The province of Ica obtained 61.99 points so it is located in the medium low level. Zone I of the district of Ica registered the highest score 65.10 at the medium high level, followed by Zone III with 62.62 points, Zone II with 60.88 points and Zone IV with 59.35 points, all of them located at the medium low level. The Basic Human Needs dimension registered the highest score despite the dispersion of water, and basic sanitation and the low level of personal safety. The Foundations of well-being dimension shows poor performance in access to information and telecommunications, and environmental sustainability. The Opportunities dimension shows dispersion between areas in access to higher education, and there are weaknesses in personal rights and freedoms. The results reflect that the province of Ica is above the regional average of Ica. However, weaknesses and disadvantages are found in areas that require attention. The research serves as a tool to redouble effort to make determined and equitable public policies, redirect investment and close existing gaps in the province of Ica....
The aim of this research is to calculate the Social Progress Index of the province of Ica-Lima region during 2019. The study focused on four areas defined by their location and geographical area. A total of 384 surveys conducted on each Head of household and secondary source information were used to prepare 53 indicators that display social and environmental information. According to the Social Progress Imperative methodology, the score of the zones and province of Ica were calculated in the twelve components and three dimensions that make up the SPI. The province of Ica obtained 61.99 points so it is located in the medium low level. Zone I of the district of Ica registered the highest score 65.10 at the medium high level, followed by Zone III with 62.62 points, Zone II with 60.88 points and Zone IV with 59.35 points, all of them located at the medium low level. The Basic Human Needs dimension registered the highest score despite the dispersion of water, and basic sanitation and the low level of personal safety. The Foundations of well-being dimension shows poor performance in access to information and telecommunications, and environmental sustainability. The Opportunities dimension shows dispersion between areas in access to higher education, and there are weaknesses in personal rights and freedoms. The results reflect that the province of Ica is above the regional average of Ica. However, weaknesses and disadvantages are found in areas that require attention. The research serves as a tool to redouble effort to make determined and equitable public policies, redirect investment and close existing gaps in the province of Ica....
Índice de progreso social del distrito de Otuzco
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-09-21)
educación
superior, acceso a información y telecomunicaciones, vivienda, salud y bienestar, acceso al
conocimiento básico y derechos personales, que alcanzan los puntajes más desfavorables. El
Índice de Progreso Social (IPS) es un insumo sustancial que...
Resultados de la dimensión de oportunidades. ..................................................... 66 Figura 20 Resultados del componente de derechos personales. ............................................ 66 Figura 21 Resultados componente de libertad...
Resultados de la dimensión de oportunidades. ..................................................... 66 Figura 20 Resultados del componente de derechos personales. ............................................ 66 Figura 21 Resultados componente de libertad...
Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Palpa
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020-05-21)
telecomunicaciones, acceso a la
educación superior, y derechos personales. Esta primera medición en la provincia de Palpa
permite ser una herramienta para orientar la inversión social e identificar las necesidades que
deben ser atendidas....
Having a measurement system that permits us to know if public policies are efficient based on the impact of people transcends economic results. The importance of measuring concrete results in the population allows us to identify the capacity to satisfy basic human needs, the fundamental elements that they have to maintain and improve the quality of life, and if they have the conditions to reach their full potential. The Social Progress Imperative (SPI) presented the Social Progress Index as a tool that allows us to measure the level of quality of life with information on new needs, demands and problems. The SPI Ranking 2019 publication places Peru in the 57th position of 149 countries with 73.31 points. This research aims to recognize the level of social progress at the district level based on well-being, so the objective is to calculate the Social Progress Index of the Palpa province of the Ica region. Therefore, the five districts were considered: Santa Cruz, Llipata, Río Grande, Palpa, and Tibillo; in a total sample of 352 households, grouped into two zones. The applied methodology allowed to determine 44 final indicators that make up the 12 components in the three dimensions. The results place the province of Palpa with 57.22 at the Medium low level; the Basic Human Needs dimension with 66.69 points, Foundations of well-being with 59.07 points and Opportunity with 45.89 points. The zone II reached the highest position with 56.48 points being the city and the urban area of the province, while the zone I registered the lowest score 55.15 points, which highlight the disadvantages in access to information and telecommunications, access to higher education, and personal rights. This first measurement in the province of Palpa allows to be a tool to guide social investment and identify the needs that must be met....
Having a measurement system that permits us to know if public policies are efficient based on the impact of people transcends economic results. The importance of measuring concrete results in the population allows us to identify the capacity to satisfy basic human needs, the fundamental elements that they have to maintain and improve the quality of life, and if they have the conditions to reach their full potential. The Social Progress Imperative (SPI) presented the Social Progress Index as a tool that allows us to measure the level of quality of life with information on new needs, demands and problems. The SPI Ranking 2019 publication places Peru in the 57th position of 149 countries with 73.31 points. This research aims to recognize the level of social progress at the district level based on well-being, so the objective is to calculate the Social Progress Index of the Palpa province of the Ica region. Therefore, the five districts were considered: Santa Cruz, Llipata, Río Grande, Palpa, and Tibillo; in a total sample of 352 households, grouped into two zones. The applied methodology allowed to determine 44 final indicators that make up the 12 components in the three dimensions. The results place the province of Palpa with 57.22 at the Medium low level; the Basic Human Needs dimension with 66.69 points, Foundations of well-being with 59.07 points and Opportunity with 45.89 points. The zone II reached the highest position with 56.48 points being the city and the urban area of the province, while the zone I registered the lowest score 55.15 points, which highlight the disadvantages in access to information and telecommunications, access to higher education, and personal rights. This first measurement in the province of Palpa allows to be a tool to guide social investment and identify the needs that must be met....
Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Paita
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020-06-09)
. Con esta información las instituciones públicas y privadas
podrán tomar decisiones y crear las condiciones necesarias para que los ciudadanos alcancen
su pleno potencial, bajo un contexto de respeto a las libertades y derechos fundamentales....
Social progress is a key element for the development of a country, and both public and private institutions have turned it into an essential topic for the agenda. In this context, reliable information is needed as to have solid support for action plans to improve people’s wellbeing and create opportunities for personal and professional development. The social institution Social Progress Imperative created a tool called Social Progression Index (SPI) whose goal is to measure development of a community, based on a holistic model which includes three dimensions: basic human needs, foundations of well-being, and opportunity. The goal of this paper is to measure social progress in the province of Paita and its seven districts located in the department of Piura. This research has a descriptive scope with a quantitative approach, and its type is nonexperimental. The information analysis process is transversal as it compiles information from secondary sources and from the survey at a determined time, which is 2018, reaching a score of 50.51, which shows a rather low level of progress. Concerning its dimensions, the highest SPI at the province of Paita was gotten from the dimension of Opportunities, reaching a score of 53.52, a low score. On the other hand, the dimension of Foundations of wellbeing got the lowest SPI, scoring 46.24. Ultimately, the dimension of basic human needs got a score of 51.78, considered low. The most appalling problems under each component are detected at nutrition and basic medical care (15.02 points), access to basic knowledge (30.01 points) and access to Advanced Education (32.92 points). The districts for better analysis have been grouped by zones and the following IPS results have been obtained: Zone 1 - Paita (50.38), Zone 2- Colán and Arenal (50.71), Zone 3 - La Huaca (54.17) and Zone 4 - Tamarindo, Amotape and Vichayal (48.07), have reached a low IPS level, it is advisable that a Plan for Local and Regional Concerted Development be considered at the planning and readjustment of local strategic procedures, as well as at the Operational Plans of Public Institutions, prioritizing the aforementioned components. The importance of this piece of research resides in the fact that it is the first time the SPI is measured in the province of Paita and its districts. With this information, public and private institutions will be able to make decisions and create proper conditions for citizens to reach their full potential under a context of respect for liberties and fundamental rights....
Social progress is a key element for the development of a country, and both public and private institutions have turned it into an essential topic for the agenda. In this context, reliable information is needed as to have solid support for action plans to improve people’s wellbeing and create opportunities for personal and professional development. The social institution Social Progress Imperative created a tool called Social Progression Index (SPI) whose goal is to measure development of a community, based on a holistic model which includes three dimensions: basic human needs, foundations of well-being, and opportunity. The goal of this paper is to measure social progress in the province of Paita and its seven districts located in the department of Piura. This research has a descriptive scope with a quantitative approach, and its type is nonexperimental. The information analysis process is transversal as it compiles information from secondary sources and from the survey at a determined time, which is 2018, reaching a score of 50.51, which shows a rather low level of progress. Concerning its dimensions, the highest SPI at the province of Paita was gotten from the dimension of Opportunities, reaching a score of 53.52, a low score. On the other hand, the dimension of Foundations of wellbeing got the lowest SPI, scoring 46.24. Ultimately, the dimension of basic human needs got a score of 51.78, considered low. The most appalling problems under each component are detected at nutrition and basic medical care (15.02 points), access to basic knowledge (30.01 points) and access to Advanced Education (32.92 points). The districts for better analysis have been grouped by zones and the following IPS results have been obtained: Zone 1 - Paita (50.38), Zone 2- Colán and Arenal (50.71), Zone 3 - La Huaca (54.17) and Zone 4 - Tamarindo, Amotape and Vichayal (48.07), have reached a low IPS level, it is advisable that a Plan for Local and Regional Concerted Development be considered at the planning and readjustment of local strategic procedures, as well as at the Operational Plans of Public Institutions, prioritizing the aforementioned components. The importance of this piece of research resides in the fact that it is the first time the SPI is measured in the province of Paita and its districts. With this information, public and private institutions will be able to make decisions and create proper conditions for citizens to reach their full potential under a context of respect for liberties and fundamental rights....
Índice del progreso social del distrito de Cerro Colorado
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2020-06-30)
entidades
públicas y privadas; reflejadas en los indicadores de seguridad personal de la dimensión de
Necesidad Humanas Básicas; salud y bienestar, sostenibilidad ambiental de la dimensión de
Fundamentos de Bienestar y por último los indicadores de derechos...
The goal of this research work is to determine and analyze the Social Progress Index (IPS) of the district of Cerro Colorado - Arequipa in 2019. Social progress is a starting point for public and private institutions, having the reach of the districts that make up the regions of Peru, where communities will be considered prosperous when they have the means to meet basic human needs, establish foundations to improve and maintain their quality of life and create opportunities for all people to reach their full potential. The research methodology is within a context of quantitative, non-experimental and transactional exploratory research with descriptive scope; following the methodology of the Social Progress Imperative, using the questionnaire as an instrument to collect the data obtained from the surveys based on 51 questions asked of each head of household in the four areas that make up the district of Cerro Colorado; then proceed with the collection of information and statistical analysis of the sample determined by 384 households, being the collection of data through the survey as a primary source, as well as secondary sources from state entities. The results are based on the dimensions and components of the district, where the result was of 61.75 points obtained on a scale of 0 to 100, placing it at the "Medium Low" level. Therefore, it correlates with the IPS classification of the department of Arequipa 2017 with 63.71 points. It has been shown that the main strengths due to on the indicators of nutrition and basic care, water and sanitation, housing; which conform the dimension of Basic Human Needs. Likewise, the indicators of access to basic knowledge, access to information and telecommunications; which are part of the Wellbeing Foundations dimension. On the other hand, indicators of personal freedom and choice, tolerance and social inclusion being part of the Opportunities dimension. Otherwise, weaknesses and opportunities for improvement where action plans must be proposed, working together with public and private entities; reflected in the personal safety indicators of the Basic Human Needs dimension; health and well-being, environmental sustainability of the Wellbeing Foundations dimension and finally personal rights indicators, access to higher education from the Opportunities dimension. With this information, the capacity of the population of the district of Cerro Colorado to convert economic growth into better social and environmental results can be identified, in order to make better decisions for social investment and the implementation of public policies consolidated in a plan strategic....
The goal of this research work is to determine and analyze the Social Progress Index (IPS) of the district of Cerro Colorado - Arequipa in 2019. Social progress is a starting point for public and private institutions, having the reach of the districts that make up the regions of Peru, where communities will be considered prosperous when they have the means to meet basic human needs, establish foundations to improve and maintain their quality of life and create opportunities for all people to reach their full potential. The research methodology is within a context of quantitative, non-experimental and transactional exploratory research with descriptive scope; following the methodology of the Social Progress Imperative, using the questionnaire as an instrument to collect the data obtained from the surveys based on 51 questions asked of each head of household in the four areas that make up the district of Cerro Colorado; then proceed with the collection of information and statistical analysis of the sample determined by 384 households, being the collection of data through the survey as a primary source, as well as secondary sources from state entities. The results are based on the dimensions and components of the district, where the result was of 61.75 points obtained on a scale of 0 to 100, placing it at the "Medium Low" level. Therefore, it correlates with the IPS classification of the department of Arequipa 2017 with 63.71 points. It has been shown that the main strengths due to on the indicators of nutrition and basic care, water and sanitation, housing; which conform the dimension of Basic Human Needs. Likewise, the indicators of access to basic knowledge, access to information and telecommunications; which are part of the Wellbeing Foundations dimension. On the other hand, indicators of personal freedom and choice, tolerance and social inclusion being part of the Opportunities dimension. Otherwise, weaknesses and opportunities for improvement where action plans must be proposed, working together with public and private entities; reflected in the personal safety indicators of the Basic Human Needs dimension; health and well-being, environmental sustainability of the Wellbeing Foundations dimension and finally personal rights indicators, access to higher education from the Opportunities dimension. With this information, the capacity of the population of the district of Cerro Colorado to convert economic growth into better social and environmental results can be identified, in order to make better decisions for social investment and the implementation of public policies consolidated in a plan strategic....
Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Chepén
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-09-14)
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Tabla 33. Componente de Derechos Personales ..................................................................... 69
Tabla 34. Componente de Libertad Personal y de Elección .................................................... 70
Tabla 35...
conocimientos, derechos humanos, seguridad humana, nivel de vida decente, no discriminación, dignidad y libre determinación. En esa misma dirección se desarrolla Tu Índice Para una Vida Mejor, implementado por la Organización para la Cooperación y el...
conocimientos, derechos humanos, seguridad humana, nivel de vida decente, no discriminación, dignidad y libre determinación. En esa misma dirección se desarrolla Tu Índice Para una Vida Mejor, implementado por la Organización para la Cooperación y el...
Percepción de profesionales sobre gestión de licencia social en la industria extractiva minera peruana
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2019-03-05)
legales en países que operan bajo los
principios del derecho consuetudinario (i.e., también llamado usos y costumbres. Son
normas jurídicas que se desprenden de hechos que se han producido repetidamente, en
el tiempo, en un territorio concreto.). Este...
. Manuel Pulgar–Vidal Otálora (como se citó en Peña et al., 2010), profesor de la PUCP y Director Ejecutivo de la Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental, refiere que: …la licencia social no es un procedimiento administrativo, es una filosofía de...
. Manuel Pulgar–Vidal Otálora (como se citó en Peña et al., 2010), profesor de la PUCP y Director Ejecutivo de la Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental, refiere que: …la licencia social no es un procedimiento administrativo, es una filosofía de...
Índice de progreso social de la provincia de Trujillo
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2018-10-05)
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Tabla 26 Resultados IPS Componente de Sostenibilidad Ambiental, por Distritos y
Provincia de Trujillo ......................................................................................... 73
Tabla 27 Resultados IPS Componente Derechos...
ejercer sus derechos y elegir su futuro, pero para poder tener una visión 2 holística del progreso social se necesitan algunas variables adicionales que definan mejor este perfil de progreso social (CENTRUM & Social Progress Imperative, 2017). Es...
ejercer sus derechos y elegir su futuro, pero para poder tener una visión 2 holística del progreso social se necesitan algunas variables adicionales que definan mejor este perfil de progreso social (CENTRUM & Social Progress Imperative, 2017). Es...
Gestión de la industria hotelera en Bogotá con enfoque en responsabilidad social empresarial
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2016)
integrado, (m) Sistemas de gestión de proveedores, (n) Mapeo de los impactos de la
operación y gestión de riesgos y (o) Gestión de la RSE/Sustentabilidad.
A nivel social, los indicadores buscan medir por un lado el respeto por los derechos
humanos a...
través de: (a) Monitoreo de los impactos del negocio en los derechos humanos, (b) Trabajo infantil en la cadena de proveedores, (c) Trabajo forzado en la cadena de proveedores, y (d) Promoción de la diversidad y la equidad. Así mismo se quiere...
través de: (a) Monitoreo de los impactos del negocio en los derechos humanos, (b) Trabajo infantil en la cadena de proveedores, (c) Trabajo forzado en la cadena de proveedores, y (d) Promoción de la diversidad y la equidad. Así mismo se quiere...