The Pndip, unveiled this Tuesday, is seen as the government’s key roadmap for this Central American nation’s progress during the Chaves administration, which also expects to build 33,000 homes for the country’s most vulnerable families in the rest of the term. .
Likewise, existing poverty in this country is to be reduced from nearly 24 percent to 19 percent in 2026, and government transfers are to be increased by 12 percent to meet the food needs of households in extreme poverty.
Based on the cross-cutting axes Aggressive Integrity Strategy and Frontal Fight against Corruption, applying recommendations from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and Open State, the Pndip consists of seven national and 239 goals spread across 13 sectors.
The national goals are economic growth, public debt, unemployment, poverty at the poverty line, inequality, security of citizens and decarbonization, highlighted the Ministry of National Planning and Economic Policy (Mideplan) in its presentation, which took place in the F5 auditorium of the Santo Domingo de Fire Department Heredia.
This plan calls on us to take action to cleanse the state apparatus of corruption that is shamefully slowing down the country’s development, President Rodrigo Chaves pointed out, calling for “the public service to regain the pride of a transparent and ethically exercised administration in the Citizenship services!
The Mideplan guides the formulation of the PNDIP through the Development Outcomes Management Model to articulate planning, budgeting, management of public investments, and monitoring and evaluation in a manner that ensures transparency and results throughout government.
He assured that this is the government’s vision in the medium and long term and is linked to various international commitments such as the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The Pndip 2023-2026 was dedicated to the writer, poet, politician and journalist Benemérito de la Patria, Rogelio Fernández Güell and his nephew Sergio Alonso, it received recognition in its presentation.
Likewise, Mideplan highlighted that Pndip was built using a robust methodology that was recognized by the Inter-American Development Bank as the best tool for strategic planning and results-based budgeting.
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