Planes viales quinquenales de conservación y desarrollo: guía para la formulación y seguimiento
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2017
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Arroyo Zeledón, Michael Steven
Ávila Artavia, Alejandra
Campos Cruz, Carlos
Castro Granados, José Ángel
Céspedes Araya, Miguel
Espinoza Góngora, José Ramón
Gamboa Conejo, Rita María
Juárez Matute, Óscar Antonio
León Blanco, Juan Luis
López Ramírez, Sharline
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Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes. División de Obras Públicas. Unidad Ejecutora y de Coordinación - PRVC
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La presente Guía para la Formulación y Seguimiento del Plan
Vial Quinquenal de Conservación y Desarrollo (PVQCD), es
una contribución conceptual y metodológica del Ministerio de
Obras Públicas y Transportes al sector municipal y al país.
Constituye una nueva manera de planificar la gestión vial
bajo la metodología de aprender haciendo, de modo que los
equipos técnicos municipales adquieran los conocimientos
y las herramientas que requieren para darle continuidad y
sostenibilidad a este importante proceso, sin depender de
agentes externos y promoviendo el empoderamiento y el
aprendizaje local.
También es una nueva forma de hacer planificación vial porque
incorpora la participación comunal como un mecanismo para
nutrir el proceso favoreciendo la transparencia y la rendición de
cuentas que sólo es real cuando las comunidades tienen acceso
a la información de manera ágil y oportuna. Además, pone a
disposición un conjunto de procedimientos, herramientas y
recomendaciones necesarias para realizar un plan de gestión
vial incluyendo los componentes de desarrollo, conservación y
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seguridad, con estrategias e indicadores para el seguimiento
y evaluación.
Esta Guía es producto de la formulación, validación, experiencia
y lecciones aprendidas por parte de 40 municipalidades de todo
el país, en el marco de la contratación del Primer Programa
Red Vial Cantonal PRVC-I MOPT/BID, con la Escuela de
Planificación y Promoción Social (EPPS) de la Universidad
Nacional y en alianza con el Laboratorio Nacional de
Materiales y Modelos Estructurales de la Universidad de Costa
Rica (LanammeUCR), ejecutada con muy buena disposición,
interés y solidaridad por parte de estas instituciones.
En síntesis, esta Guía permite mirar al futuro con una visión
de desarrollo del cantón, e involucra estrategias ambientales,
participación ciudadana, priorización en las intervenciones,
gestión del riesgo ante emergencias, seguimiento y evaluación,
lo que favorece la consolidación de un modelo de gestión vial
transparente y orientado a satisfacer las necesidades de los
usuarios en el mediano y largo plazo.
Ing. Germán Valverde González
Ministro. Ministerio de Obras Públicas y Transportes.
This Guide for the Formulation and Monitoring of the Five-Year Conservation and Development Road Plan (PVQCD) is a conceptual and methodological contribution of the Ministry of Public Works and Transportation to the municipal sector and the country. It constitutes a new way of planning road management under the methodology of learning by doing, so that municipal technical teams acquire the knowledge and tools they require to give continuity and sustainability to this important process, without depending on external agents and promoting empowerment. and local learning. It is also a new way of doing road planning because it incorporates community participation as a mechanism to nurture the process, favoring transparency and accountability that is only real when communities have access to information in an agile and timely manner. In addition, it makes available a set of procedures, tools and recommendations necessary to carry out a road management plan, including the components of development, conservation and safety, with strategies and indicators for monitoring and evaluation. This Guide is the product of the formulation, validation, experience and lessons learned by 40 municipalities throughout the country, within the framework of the contracting of the First Cantonal Road Network Program PRVC-I MOPT/IDB, with the School of Planning and Promotion Social (EPPS) of the National University and in alliance with the National Laboratory of Materials and Structural Models of the University of Costa Rica (LanammeUCR), executed with great willingness, interest and solidarity on the part of these institutions. In summary, this Guide allows looking to the future with a vision of development of the canton, and involves environmental strategies, citizen participation, prioritization of interventions, risk management in emergencies, monitoring and evaluation, which favors the consolidation of a management model transparent road and oriented to satisfy the needs of the users in the medium and long term. Ing. Germán Valverde González Minister. Ministry of Public Works and Transportation.
This Guide for the Formulation and Monitoring of the Five-Year Conservation and Development Road Plan (PVQCD) is a conceptual and methodological contribution of the Ministry of Public Works and Transportation to the municipal sector and the country. It constitutes a new way of planning road management under the methodology of learning by doing, so that municipal technical teams acquire the knowledge and tools they require to give continuity and sustainability to this important process, without depending on external agents and promoting empowerment. and local learning. It is also a new way of doing road planning because it incorporates community participation as a mechanism to nurture the process, favoring transparency and accountability that is only real when communities have access to information in an agile and timely manner. In addition, it makes available a set of procedures, tools and recommendations necessary to carry out a road management plan, including the components of development, conservation and safety, with strategies and indicators for monitoring and evaluation. This Guide is the product of the formulation, validation, experience and lessons learned by 40 municipalities throughout the country, within the framework of the contracting of the First Cantonal Road Network Program PRVC-I MOPT/IDB, with the School of Planning and Promotion Social (EPPS) of the National University and in alliance with the National Laboratory of Materials and Structural Models of the University of Costa Rica (LanammeUCR), executed with great willingness, interest and solidarity on the part of these institutions. In summary, this Guide allows looking to the future with a vision of development of the canton, and involves environmental strategies, citizen participation, prioritization of interventions, risk management in emergencies, monitoring and evaluation, which favors the consolidation of a management model transparent road and oriented to satisfy the needs of the users in the medium and long term. Ing. Germán Valverde González Minister. Ministry of Public Works and Transportation.
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COSTA RICA, INFRAESTRUCTURA DEL TRANSPORTE, TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE, GOBIERNO LOCAL, LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CARRETERAS, ROADS