Implementation of the SDGs at the local level: The case of the La Paz Municipal Development Plan, Bolivia 2040
Abstract
Most of the issues addressed in the SDGs are not new to local governments and they are directly related to their mandates. The Autonomous Municipal Government of La Paz, Bolivia, has developed the Comprehensive Plan “La Paz 2040: La Paz that we want ”, approved by Autonomous Municipal Law No. 068 of March 18, 2014, which consolidates the economic-social development with the use and occupation of the territory. In this work in progress we conclude that the implementation of the SDGs requires an integrative approach that allows exploring new strategies and forms of relationship between levels of government as developed in La Paz, Bolivia; It is important that governments at all levels order, integrate and allocate a portion of their budgets to the development of policies, programs or projects with the 2030 Agenda, within a framework of participation and control of resources.
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