Análisis doctrinario y jurídico del principio de subsidiariedad en materia ambiental
The following research work entitled "Doctrinal and legal analysis of the principle of subsidiarity in environmental matters" and its interest in its development is because environmental damages are serious impacts suffered by nature, caused by man's actions, and as such require state...
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| Natura: | bachelorThesis |
| Lingua: | spa |
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2023
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| Accesso online: | https://dspace.unl.edu.ec/jspui/handle/123456789/27710 |
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Aggiungi Tag | Riassunto: | The following research work entitled "Doctrinal and legal analysis of the principle of subsidiarity in environmental matters" and its interest in its development is because environmental damages are serious impacts suffered by nature, caused by man's actions, and as such require state action based on the legal-environmental principles of the Organic Code of the Environment, emphasizing subsidiarity among others. The study carried out evidences that the reparation of environmental damages is not attended to in timely and subsidiary manner by the State, when the cause of the activity that damaged the environment, does not assume its responsibility for the integral reparation of the damage, and fails to protect the rights of nature and the right of citizens to a healthy environment. Due to the wrong management and waste of economic resources granted in favor of nature by the competent organisms as well as the lack of control and protection of natural resources, this has resulted in its non-compliance with subsidiarity. Among the methods and materials used in the present study were interviews and surveys with legal professionals, specialists in environmental matters, which allowed the development of the research. Prior to the reparation of environmental damages, the results were used to analyze the efficiency and inapplicability of the principle of ecological subsidiarity at the various levels of the State. |
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