Analysis of the international agreement on the Puyango-Tumbes river basin and the development of the population in the area

Abstract

The objective of the study was to determine if the actions intervened within the framework of the international agreement of the Puyango river basin allow the development of the Tumbesian population. It was an article that followed a descriptive approach, using documentary analysis, survey, interview and observation as techniques. The sample was 384 residents. Based on the resizing, option IV was chosen, as it is more attractive for both countries as it has a total cost of 298.5 million dollars, benefiting from an irrigation area of 15,300 hectares for Peru, 22,000 hectares for Ecuador, promoting agricultural development and agro-industry; determining in these areas 40 plant species to cultivate, the list of crops adaptable to ecological conditions. In the national legal context: The coastal child, Law No. 30556 that creates the Authority for Reconstruction with Changes, activities and works have been developed for the well-being of 151,345 residents settled in the area that includes the right bank of the Tumbes river and the broken Fernandez.