A Importância da Gestão no Desenvolvimento Municipal do Estado do Ceará, 2009 a 2012

Abstract

The role of Brazilian cities had great changes over the last twenty-six. The process of decentralization allowed with the 1988 Constitution aimed the financial and political strengthening of the states and especially the municipalities in relation to the federal government. Thus, given the cities greater autonomy, as became 'federative'. Areas such as health and education have gained proper attribution of the local governments and increase the administrative burden, thereby increasing the financial and cities now have to raise more to fulfill them. The administration of a municipality is what organizes and prepares it for development. The need for a management organized so that the population is well served in their rights converge for the concept of sustainable development. Whereas a municipality depends on many factors to develop sustainably, that is, given its population and thinking of the future generations, we need studies that seek to analyze the situation of the municipalities in its various aspects in order to find answers or directions to removal or replacement of obstructing the process. As well as for the development to occur in one place, one needs appropriate to their stimulus policies, the government also needs favorable framework conditions for public policies of local development induction be effective. Thus, the aim of this study was to analyze whether the municipal administrations of the state of Ceará contributed, from 2009 to 2012 for the development and sustainability of their municipalities. A Municipal Management index was constructed (IGM) for 2009 and 2012 through structure indicators of the management of municipalities. Through the use of analysis techniques of Principal Components was calculated Municipal Sustainability Index (ISM), and the same variables was made by the group of municipalities in seven clusters. To see the relationship between municipal management and sustainability, we used the cumulative distribution method by quantile regression. Variables such as spending on health, spending on education and the municipal debt proved to be very important for the sustainability of cities. It was concluded that for most municipalities there was no change in sustainability over the three years, though there have been changes of management, however the values decreased, which implies that some of the characteristics of the municipalities at the beginning of his administration in 2009 may have It has been lost, such as stocks and services that are no longer running and available to the population, councils who failed to act, municipal plans that no longer exist, joints that were undone. It was noticed that the management has a direct impact on sustainability, being instrumental in the development of the municipality, in all aspects, but mainly by the variables used here to generate adequate living conditions for its residents.