Social development planning in the municipality.A tool for decision making

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territorial planning, social development, decision making

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Social development at the municipal level leads to the creation of cultural and spiritual living conditions that favor the improvement of the quality of life of society, with a character of social equity in a sustained manner and based on a harmonious relationship between natural and social processes; which supports the objective of this article focused on the design of a proposal for the planning of social development at the municipal level, with an anticipatory character that makes possible the registration of projects of this nature in the Plan of the Economy and in the State Budget, achieving an effective use according to objective needs.The following research methods were used: hypothetical-deductive, analysis and synthesis, historical-logical and documentary analysis. Statistical techniques of computational processing of the information were also used, which made it possible to know the strengths and weaknesses on the referred subject of the business organization. Among the main results are: first, territorial planning as part of decentralization actions is a necessary condition for social development planning at this level, for which the proposal should contribute with its stages and phases to organize, coordinate and articulate the whole process; second, the proposal for social development planning in the municipality, provides inter-institutional mechanisms for organization, planning, cooperation, etc.; third, the proposal for social development planning in the municipality, provides inter-institutional mechanisms for organization, planning, cooperation, etc.

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2023-07-21

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Social development planning in the municipality.A tool for decision making. (2023). Opuntia Brava, 15(3), 199-210. https://opuntiabrava.ult.edu.cu/index.php/opuntiabrava/article/view/1876

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