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With the aim of bringing to the people of Jinni to the productive development, we have implemented a collection center for the harvesting and marketing of avocado varieties Forte and Hass, which will benefit the towns of Andamayo, Matapa, Pucacocha and Uyo.

The equipment from storage facility required an investment of more than 24 000 new soles, and understood the implementation of a mobile system for irrigation of fruit trees. In addition, specialized technical assistance and management of the legal status of the Agricultural Producers Association of Andamarca, are included in the budget for implementation.

This work will allow 17 producers, which together possess more than 34 acres of avocado crops of good quality, participate in business conference sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Huancayo, in order to be suppliers of a supermarket chain Lima and provinces.

It should be noted that this initiative is consistent with the promotion that seeks to make the consumption of different varieties of avocados produced in our country and its growing position, for which organized a Festival of the avocados in the capital city.

The new public management points to a series of transformations “in” the state, increasingly underpinned by the ideas of governance whose legitimacy as a source of proposals to improve public sector performance is based on the experience “successful” cumulative in the private sector in recent years. It is within her, and that – that the exercise “leads to a more economical and efficient government, with the highest quality services and programs more effective, and also, simultaneously, positive changes such as expansion of political control, greater freedom to managers or directors to carry out its management, greater government transparency and improving the image of those most committed ministers and leaders.” The New Public Management has become the common body of doctrine since the late seventies. While it can be seen in the administrative reform as “a subset of all political performance, not a series of technical efforts separate from it.” This approach essentially recognizes the public management reform as a “series of intentional changes in the structures and processes of public sector organizations in order to work better, in some sense,”
In essence, the principles and techniques that constitute the new public management is presented as a set of initiatives applicable to all types of organizations and characterized by their “political neutrality.”
The emphasis placed by the New Public Management in the integration of business management tools has its central justification the need to recreate conditions in the public sector similar to the functioning of the markets.
Basically, the strategies to address for improving public administration at odds put the “technical rationality” that underlies and “political rationality” that interferes with their effective implementation, to the extent that such reforms designed from the ground to the search for the decomposition of values such as merit, accountability, capacity, equity and transparency affect one set of interests (privileges, nepotism, rent seeking). Thus, that “the point is not whether the technologies” serve “the needs of our state management, but if they can” push “and banish their adoption and definitely undesirable cultural patterns” task that is eminent responsibility of political leaders.
Such ventures are not simple, while many of these reforms depend on the creation of new institutions, constitutional changes or profound changes in the administrative system, focusing on a set of interests of various groups with long experience in the public sector.