Factors associated with compliance with municipal waste management regulations in Juliaca, Peru

Municipal waste management is a critical problem in Peru, therefore, the objective was to determine the associated factors that explain compliance with the regulations of the Integrated Solid Waste Management in the municipality of San Roman. It corresponds to an explanatory and cross-sectional stud...

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Autores principales: Tito Betancur, Madona, Huamán Espejo, Marisol, Mamani Benito, Oscar
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Lenguaje:español
Publicado: Universidad Peruana Unión 2021
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Sumario:Municipal waste management is a critical problem in Peru, therefore, the objective was to determine the associated factors that explain compliance with the regulations of the Integrated Solid Waste Management in the municipality of San Roman. It corresponds to an explanatory and cross-sectional study, where the population consisted of 96 administrative and operational workers of the environmental management area, to whom a scale of compliance with the Integrated Solid Waste Management and a scale of associated factors were applied. According to the regression analysis, the budget management factor (administrative: R2 = .258, β = .531, p < .01; operatives: R2 = .249, β = .420, p < .01), the municipal management factor (administrative: R2 = .598, β = .782, p < .01; operatives: R2 = .258, β = .420, p < .01) and the social responsibility factor (administrative: R2 = .592, β = .778, p < .01; operational: R2 = .165, β = .422, p < .01), significantly explain compliance with municipal waste management regulations. It is concluded that budget management, municipal management and social responsibility are factors that explain compliance with waste management regulations in the municipality of Juliaca. This should have repercussions at the administrative level in the current municipal management. 
ISSN:2304-0335
2225-7136