General of Civil Aviation (Nicaragua)
The Environmental Unit of the MTI was created by Ministerial Resolution No. 27 (August 25 1993) on the initiative and support of the Inter-American Development "BID" for the Program of Rehabilitation and Upgrading of Rural Roads "shake". It was formally incorporated in the MTI, through Decree 71-98, which regulates Law 290 of Organization, Jurisdiction and Procedures of the Executive Branch in Arto166 of that decree, includes the Environmental Unit as an advisory body of senior management.
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Currently, the Environmental Management Unit is an advisory body of senior management and to support all units of the Ministry to coordinate, supervise and monitor the proper and timely incorporation of environmental aspects in projects implemented by the institution, to prevent, mitigate or offset adverse environmental impacts that could arise during implementation or operation of projects.
Mission
- Providing a transport system more integrated and interconnected multimodal type of insurance, with intelligent transport solutions, using domestic energy sources.
- An organization that promotes the development of the transport industry in all municipalities joining country among public entities and the private sector.
Vision
- The Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure Directs, plans, implements, operates, maintains or keeps the transmission system, regulates and implements policies and strategies of the Transportation and Construction Sector, establishing rules and regulations for the protection of the safety and welfare of users.
- Achieving goals by improving the connectivity of transport infrastructure nationally and internationally, through the transportation planning and quality, the environment and systematically incorporating innovative technologies in the transport system. Laying the foundation for public and private investments are focused on socio-economic development of the country.
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