La adaptación del Sistema Nacional de Incentivos Regionales a la Ley para el Desarrollo Sostenible del Medio Rural

Abstract

In January 2008, the Law for sustainable development in rural environment came into force. Aimed at promoting economic activity in rural areas, the Law proposes that the National System of Regional Incentives should give preferential treatment to rural areas considered to be priority. In June 2010, the 2010-2014 Sustainable Rural Development Programme was approved, through which regional incentives take on a leading role as an instrument to serve rural development.The objective of this paper is to ascertain whether the regional incentives granted between 2008 and 2010 evidence any positive discrimination in favour of rural zones in general, and particularly least developed areas, in other words whether they have begun to adapt to the new scene in which they will have to play their role effectively as of 2010.

2030 agenda and its considerations in the framework of artisanal fishing cooperatives in Mexico

“…The necessary economic measures should be implemented to promote an efficient transit between producer and consumer. It is necessary to create public policies that minimize the actions of intermediaries (middlemen); seeking towards a fair price for fishing (Moyano, 2011) would greatly improve both the profit received by coastal fishermen and the acquisition price for the final consumer.…”