Environmental public management of the regional government of Puno addressing the problems of the Coata River basin.

Abstract

This text analyzes the environmental public management of the Regional Government of Puno as the concern and development of goals to renew the environment in the department of Puno, such as the contamination of Lake Titicaca, Coata river basin, which affects the population and achieve sustainable development. The Regional Government of Puno on environmental policies is framed within the pluralist paradigm, since the result is achieved by the action of various political groups and not by a single ruling class. The contamination of the Coata river and underground water is a social and environmental problem that involves levels of government, and specifically, the regional government, mining companies, solid waste, etc.