K'atun 2032 formulación del Plan Nacional de Desarrollo

Summary

The video outlines Guatemala's strategic development plan, Guatemala 2032, aiming for inclusive progress over the next 20 years. It highlights the importance of collective action, incorporating diverse voices from across the country through dialogues with citizens, municipalities, and various organizations. The plan focuses on five key axes: urban and rural development, well-being for all, economic growth, sustainable use of natural resources, and a rights-based state driving development. With 13,039 contributions, the plan sets clear priorities, emphasizing sustainability and the participation of both government and citizens in ensuring its success.

Takeaways

• 😀 Katum is a strategic plan for the next 20 years aimed at improving the well-being of all Guatemalans.
• 😀 The plan focuses on inclusion and collective efforts to build a better future for the country.
• 😀 Guatemala 2032 aims to transform the present and guide the country toward a prosperous future.
• 😀 The initiative is a participatory process, involving diverse sectors of Guatemalan society to generate effective solutions.
• 😀 Katum leverages the people’s capacity and the country's resources to push for progress.
• 😀 The plan is part of the National Planning System, which includes municipal, departmental, and regional plans.
• 😀 The development planning system is based on proposals and techniques for decision-making and improving living conditions.
• 😀 The process was led by Conadur and supported by the Secretariat of Planning and Programming (Ceplan).
• 😀 381 dialogues took place nationwide, involving 13,039 people to gather input for the plan's development.
• 😀 The plan identifies 730 alignments, 123 results, 80 goals, and 36 priorities for the country’s strategic development over the next 20 years.
• 😀 The plan is structured around five key axes: urban and rural development, well-being for all, wealth for all, natural resources sustainability, and the state’s role as a guarantor of human rights and driver of development.

Q & A

What is Katum, and what is its primary goal?

Katum is a strategic vision and collective effort for Guatemala's development, aiming to improve the well-being of the people through a path of inclusion and cooperation. The goal is to transform the country's present and ensure a better future by promoting actions that enhance living conditions.

How long is the vision of Katum intended to guide the country?

The vision of Katum is set to guide Guatemala for the next 20 years, starting from now and continuing until 2032.

What is the significance of inclusion in the Katum initiative?

Inclusion is the starting point for Katum. It emphasizes the importance of involving all sectors of Guatemalan society in the development process, ensuring that no one is left behind in the pursuit of well-being for all citizens.

Who were the key contributors to the creation of Katum?

Katum was developed with input from various sectors, including municipalities, departmental development councils, civil society sectors, political parties, the Congress of the Republic, and international cooperation. 381 dialogues were held, gathering contributions from 13,039 people across the country.

What is the role of the National Development Plan in relation to Katum?

The National Development Plan, which Katum is a part of, guides the country's development through municipal, departmental, and regional planning. It ensures that decision-making processes are aligned with transforming the living conditions of the population and the country's future direction.

How were the strategic lines for development identified in Katum?

The strategic lines for development were identified through prioritization work, resulting in 730 alignments, 123 results, 80 goals, and 36 priorities. These outcomes were classified into five key axes of development for the country.

What are the five key axes of development identified in Katum?

The five key axes of development in Katum are: urban and rural Guatemala, well-being for the people, wealth for all, natural resources today and for the future, and the state as a guarantor of human rights and a driver of development.

Why is the sustainability of Katum important?

The sustainability of Katum depends on the ability to ensure that the authorities adhere to the course set by the plan. The population's participation and support are essential to maintain the direction and accountability of the development efforts.

How many dialogues were held to integrate diverse perspectives into Katum?

A total of 381 dialogues were held across the country, engaging 13,039 people from various sectors to ensure that diverse perspectives were incorporated into the development process.

What role does the government play in the Katum initiative?

The government, specifically through institutions like the Council for National Urban and Rural Development (Conadur) and the Secretariat of Planning and Programming of the Presidency (Ceplan), plays a key role in facilitating the process, coordinating the dialogues, and ensuring the implementation of the National Development Plan that includes Katum.