Resumen

SUAREZ RINCON, Jennifer Valeria; ARANDA CAMACHO, Yesid Vicente  y  HERRERA-TAPIA, Francisco. Knowledge Networks for Territorial Management: The Case of the Red GTD. Gest. polít. pública [online]. 2018, vol.27, n.2, pp.541-570. ISSN 1405-1079.

Territorial Management Network for Rural Development of Mexico (Red GTD), has provided knowledge and useful inputs for implementing policies with a territorial approach to rural development management. The experience and operation of this network of knowledge have been systematized in order to be a benchmark for such initiatives in Latin America. The methodology comprises documentary research and consulting experts who answered a questionnaire that sought to identify the characteristics of the network: collaborative work, horizontal relationships, leadership, autonomy, multidisciplinary and confidence; key factors that explain its consolidation and impact.

Palabras llave : red GTD; territorial management; rural development; knowledge networks; public policies.