Análisis de la implementación de la competencia en materia ambiental del Gobierno Autónomo descentralizado municipal de Ibarra

Abstract

In the present investigation, the analysis of the implementation of the environmental competence of the Autonomous Decentralized Municipal Government of Ibarra, based on regulations, laws and regulations such as the Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador, Organic Code of Territorial Organization, Autonomy and Decentralization, was carried out (COOTAD), Organic Environmental Code (COAM), Unified Text of Secondary Environmental Legislation (TULSMA), Environmental Management Competencies of Decentralized Governments Resolution 0005-CNC-2015 issued by the National Council of Competitions, in addition to several structured interviews addressed to those people who carry out their activity in the Municipal GAD of Ibarra as the Director of the Environment Unit, Responsible for the Environmental Quality Component, the data provided by the technicians of the department, Director of the Ministry of Environment of the city of Ibarra, Analyst of Strengthening Insti tional to GAD of the National Competition Council. In Ministerial Agreement 106 published in Official Gazette No. 374 of October 11, 2006. The competency matrix was approved by sectional levels of government containing the competences, processes transferred by the Ministry of Environment to the autonomous sectional entities assigned by levels of government in the framework of decentralization. In the use of its constitutional and legal powers contained in paragraph o) of Art. 119 and 121 of COOTAD, it issues the regulation for the exercise of environmental management competencies in favor of the autonomous decentralized provincial, metropolitan, municipal and parish governments. In the Official Supplement Register 415 of January 13, 2015 of the National Council of Competencies, the regulation for the exercise of environmental management competence in favor of the Decentralized Autonomous, provincial, metropolitan, municipal and rural parish governments is issued. Thus, it has been concluded that the Municipal Decentralized Autonomous Governments have assumed and implemented environmental competence within the scope of their territorial constituency.