Relevant municipal planning as a pillar of public management

Abstract

The beginning of municipal governments in our country occurs every three or four years, depending on whether it is instituted in the states; This invites the new authorities to trace the navigation route in their government towards a path that resolves citizen demands in an effective and timely manner; the regulatory framework of our country establishes that the municipality must project its actions through municipal development plans, it is here that the objectives that will determine municipal actions must be established, this in congruence with the responsibilities assigned to it by Article 115 of the Federal Constitution. In this context, the premise of consolidating relevant municipal planning arises, where both the vision and municipal potential and citizen participation in this process are clear. In this sense, the objective of this research is to demonstrate the pertinent municipal planning, as a determining pillar for the achievement of successful public management in a given context, time and place. Likewise, the study aims to be useful to motivate municipal governments to detonate the maximum public value granted by relevant municipal planning as a pillar of public management and promote its consolidation. The study was carried out with empirical bases and with information from bibliographic sources and public and private institutions.