Abstract

SANCHEZ COHEN, Ignacio; DIAZ PADILLA, Gabriel; MACIAS RODRIGUEZ, Hilario  and  ESTRADA AVALOS, Juan. Analytical hierarchical process for decision taking in natural resources management. Rev. Mex. Cienc. Agríc [online]. 2010, vol.1, n.3, pp.305-319. ISSN 2007-0934.

The multiobjective and multicriteria vision helps identify agreed actions with common benefits and shared commitments in decision making, for the conservation of natural resources. The aim of this study was to propose an analysis model for the management of natural resources in the basin of Lobos, in the municipality of Leon, Guanajuato; which could be applied to any basin in the country in 2008. The alternative topics of action proposed by the participants and users of the basin interviewed were: organization, environmental services, training, culture, reforestation, rational ordering and law abiding, which were analyzed based on economic, technical, social and environmental criteria. The results showed that the alternative "culture", followed by rational arrangement and law abiding were the most significant. The ecological criterion was a large contribution for "culture" to be the most important alternative. The influence of technical and economic criterion was limited, due to the relatively low importance assigned.

Keywords : impact; multidiscipline; multiobjective; planning; water basin.

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