Project Ordinance Number 14 Quiz

Project Ordinance Number 14

• The project ordinance aims to adopt the Plan of Development for Antioquia 2024-2027.
• The plan is a result of a 3-month process, which included:
  • Socialization of the anteproject plan with various sectors, including social, productive, and religious sectors.
  • Public hearings in the 9 subregions of the department.
  • Spaces for discussion with government officials and sector representatives.

First Debate

• The first debate is scheduled to take place in the plenary session next week.
• The commission will discuss the project ordinance, and inscribed persons will have an opportunity to intervene before the vote.
• The debate is considered crucial for the future of Antioquia.

Informe de Ponencia

• The informe de ponencia is a 70-page document that outlines the plan of development.
• The document was published 5 days prior to the debate.
• Diputada Verónica Arango requested that only the modifications to the plan be discussed, rather than reading the entire report.
• Diputado Luis Peláez agreed that the methodology for discussing the modifications should be clearly outlined.

Recommendations and Observations

• Recommendations and observations from various entities and organizations were included in the informe de ponencia.
• These recommendations are considered possibilities for modification to the plan.
• Diputado Manuel García suggested that the ponentes present their observations and recommendations, and then discuss them with the government department.

Plan of Development

• The plan of development has four components:
  • Diagnostic component
  • Strategic component
  • Financial component
  • Evaluation and monitoring component
• The plan is based on the governor's vision for Antioquia, which includes four main areas:
  • Security
  • Zero Hunger
  • Care system
  • Physical and digital connectivity
• The plan has a budget of 398,000,022 million pesos for the 4-year period.

Line 1: Security from Democracy and Justice

• This line has three components:
  • Citizen participation
  • Human Rights and Peace Consolidation
  • Security, Justice, and Coexistence
• The line has a budget of 398,000,022 million pesos and 12 programs.
• The objectives of this line include:
  • Recovering territorial control
  • Strengthening security organizations
  • Promoting peaceful environments
  • Developing mechanisms for peace consolidation
  • Recognizing and adopting Human Rights approaches
  • Developing own governments for indigenous communities
  • Promoting and guaranteeing citizen participation
  • Ensuring safe mobility### Autonomy and Good Governance
• The budget for strengthening security and citizen coexistence is 367,828 million.
• The goal is to have more infrastructure for security, more presence in territorial control, and more technology for security.
• The Governor's flagship program, "Firmes por la Seguridad", aims to strengthen institutions and promote a safer Antioquia.

Autonomy

• The budget for autonomy is 8800 million for 4 years.
• The goal is to dynamize income generation, capacity building, and quality of life improvement.
• The program aims to simplify bureaucracy, strengthen municipal associations, and promote strategic alliances.

Components of Autonomy

• Component 1: Promoting strategic alliances, national and international cooperation, and associative territorial schemes (budget: 23337 million).
• Component 2: Improving administrative efficiency, transparency, and public access to information (budget: 689 million).
• Component 3: Developing territorial autonomy, organizational capacity, and human talent (budget: 25,12 million).

Cohesion and Social Inclusion

• The budget for cohesion and social inclusion is not specified.
• The goal is to improve healthcare, education, and social welfare, especially for vulnerable populations.
• The program aims to implement a departmental care system, combat hunger, and promote social cohesion.

Healthcare

• Six programs will be implemented to improve healthcare, including a system of departmental care.
• The goal is to improve healthcare infrastructure, provide better health services, and promote healthy living.
• Observations and recommendations include:
  • Improving hospital finances and management.
  • Providing care for people with rare diseases.
  • Implementing a mental health strategy.

Sports and Recreation

• The budget for sports and recreation is not specified.
• The goal is to promote sports development, improve sports infrastructure, and provide support for athletes.
• Observations and recommendations include:
  • Improving sports infrastructure and maintenance.
  • Providing resources for sports teams and athletes.
  • Promoting sports education and training.

Education

• The goal is to improve education quality, especially for vulnerable populations.
• Observations and recommendations include:
  • Providing education and training for athletes.
  • Implementing a strategy for education and sports development.

Women and Gender

• The budget for women and gender is not specified.
• The goal is to promote women's rights, improve women's health, and combat gender-based violence.
• Observations and recommendations include:
  • Implementing a strategy for promoting women's rights and health.
  • Providing care and support for victims of gender-based violence.
  • Strengthening women's organizations and leadership.

Family and Diversity

• The budget for family and diversity is not specified.
• The goal is to improve family welfare, promote social inclusion, and support vulnerable populations.
• Observations and recommendations include:
  • Implementing a strategy for promoting family welfare and social inclusion.
  • Providing support for vulnerable populations, such as children and older adults.
  • Strengthening community organizations and leadership.### System Departmental of Care
• The System Departmental of Care is a comprehensive approach to provide care for individuals, involving various secretaries and organizations in Antioquia.
• The main objective is to articulate efficient and effective services to respond to the needs of people, especially children, adolescents, and adults with disabilities.
• Key strategies include:
  • Redistributing care responsibilities among various actors, including the public and private sectors.
  • Providing training and education for caregivers, especially women, to promote autonomy and economic empowerment.
  • Implementing extended working hours, complementing education, and recreational activities.
  • Fostering a cultural transformation to recognize the importance of shared care responsibilities.

Inclusion and Social Family

• The program aims to eradicate hunger in Antioquia by providing food and nutrition to children, especially in rural areas.
• Key initiatives include:
  • School meal programs to ensure nutritious food for children.
  • Implementing early warning systems to detect malnutrition in children under 5 years old.
  • Providing training and education to healthcare professionals and community leaders.
  • Conducting household surveys to identify areas of high malnutrition.
  • Implementing transfer programs to ensure food security for vulnerable populations.

Education and Culture

• The program focuses on improving education and cultural development in Antioquia.
• Key challenges in education include:
  • Infrastructure and physical condition of educational institutions.
  • Connectivity and digitalization.
  • Covering and retaining students, especially in rural areas.
  • Teacher training and capacity building.
• Key strategies include:
  • Implementing digital education and innovation.
  • Developing teacher training programs.
  • Promoting education with pertinence and quality.
  • Fostering a culture of education and innovation.
  • Implementing nodal academic programs to reach rural areas.

Recommendations

• Recommendations for improving the System Departmental of Care include:
  • Inclusive education for children with disabilities.
  • Implementing nodal academic programs to reach rural areas.
  • Fostering a culture of education and innovation.
  • Promoting education with pertinence and quality.
  • Developing teacher training programs.
  • Implementing digital education and innovation.

Project Ordinance Number 14

• Aim: Adopt the Plan of Development for Antioquia 2024-2027
• 3-month process involved socialization with various sectors, public hearings, and discussions with government officials and representatives

Plan of Development

• 4 components: diagnostic, strategic, financial, and evaluation and monitoring
• Based on Governor's vision for Antioquia, focusing on 4 main areas: security, zero hunger, care system, and physical and digital connectivity
• Budget: 398,000,022 million pesos for 4-year period

Line 1: Security from Democracy and Justice

• 3 components: citizen participation, human rights and peace consolidation, security, justice, and coexistence
• Budget: 398,000,022 million pesos with 12 programs
• Objectives: recovering territorial control, strengthening security organizations, promoting peaceful environments, and developing mechanisms for peace consolidation

Autonomy and Good Governance

• Budget for strengthening security and citizen coexistence: 367,828 million
• Goals: more infrastructure for security, more presence in territorial control, and more technology for security
• Governor's flagship program: "Firmes por la Seguridad" to strengthen institutions and promote a safer Antioquia

Autonomy

• Budget: 8800 million for 4 years
• Goals: dynamize income generation, capacity building, and quality of life improvement
• Simplify bureaucracy, strengthen municipal associations, and promote strategic alliances

Components of Autonomy

• Promoting strategic alliances, national and international cooperation, and associative territorial schemes (budget: 23337 million)
• Improving administrative efficiency, transparency, and public access to information (budget: 689 million)
• Developing territorial autonomy, organizational capacity, and human talent (budget: 25,12 million)

Cohesion and Social Inclusion

• Goals: improve healthcare, education, and social welfare for vulnerable populations
• Implement departmental care system, combat hunger, and promote social cohesion