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- Tesis Grado de Maestro Open AccessLa gestión logística y su relación con la gestión administrativa en el instituto de investigaciones de la amazonía peruana año 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Reategui Aching, Jhonatan Luis; Balbuena Hernández, José RicardoPoor logistical management in public entities, due to a lack of financial resources, bureaucracy, lack of coordination, and regulatory complexity, negatively affects administrative efficiency, service quality, and the verifiable accountability of administrative actions. Therefore, this research aims to determine how the relationship between logistics management and administrative management is manifested at the Institute of Amazonian Research of Peru in the year 2024, using a quantitative, cross-sectional, non experimental correlational–causal design. The study population includes 202 staff members from the Institute of Amazonian Research of Peru. The results showed a high and statistically significant positive correlation between logistics management and administrative management (r = 0.781; p = 0.000), confirming a functional and decisive connection between the two variables. Specifically, moderate-to-high and significant relationships were found between the dimensions of procurement, inventory, and logistical distribution and administrative management, highlighting the impact of well-structured logistics on organizational performance. The descriptive analysis revealed a favorable perception of procurement processes and transparency, although opportunities for improvement were identified in inventory control, goods distribution, and institutional feedback processes. In conclusion, the findings support the assertion that strengthening logistical systems will significantly contribute to improving administrative efficiency and institutional responsiveness.
- Tesis Título Profesional Open AccessLogros y limitaciones de la implementación de la oralidad en los juzgados civiles de Maynas, 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Silva Ramos, Patsi Alison; Garcia Torres, Miguel Arcadio; Villaverde Espinoza, EviluzThe general objective of this research was to determine the achievements and limitations of the implementation of orality in the civil courts of Maynas, 2024. This research was developed under a qualitative approach of a basic type, with a dogmatic legal research nature, at a descriptive level, and with a non experimental design; the interview guide applied to fifteen (15) specialists and the documentary analysis of OFICIO N° 000024-2025-AEP-OAD-CSJLO-PJ were used as instruments.The identified achievements demonstrate a positive impact following the implementation of orality in the Civil Courts of Maynas, confirming that orality has strengthened procedural immediacy and transparency, allowing the judge to reclaim their role as the director of the process. Regarding the limitations, gaps in technological infrastructure and the lack of specialized personnel were evidenced, factors that cause critical drops in monthly productivity, recording minimums of up to 37 resolved cases during specific periods. It is concluded that the implementation of orality represents a progressive success; however, its definitive consolidation depends on overcoming the identified gaps.
- Tesis Título Profesional Open AccessBiorremediación con plantas acuáticas y microorganismos eficaces en agua residuales de bovino en el proyecto de vacunos en Zungarococha – 2026(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Perez Amias, Barbara Camila; Ávila Fucos, Manuel CalixtoBioremediation is an alternative for the Amazonian ecosystem. The Faculty of Agronomy at UNAP presents the following research: BIOREMEDIATION WITH AQUATIC PLANTS AND EFFECTIVE MICROORGANISMS IN BOVINE WASTEWATER IN THE CATTLE PROJECT IN ZUNGAROCOCHA – 2026. Evaluations were conducted after 60 days. The study used a completely randomized design (CRD) with four treatments and four replicates. This study evaluated the bioremediation of bovine wastewater using aquatic plants (Eichhornia crassipes “Putu Puto” - T1; Pistia stratiotes “Huama” - T2) and effective microorganisms (EM + water - T3), compared to a control (T0), in 80-liter buckets. No statistically significant differences were found in the chemical and physical indicators (pH, electrical conductivity, temperature, turbidity, and total dissolved solids), meeting water standards. Potable water: pH: T2 optimum (6.87, close to neutral). Temperature: T1 (26.98 °C) and T2 (26.73 °C) best due to vegetation cover. Electrical conductivity: All viable (403.25–1201.25 µS/cm; potable range 50–1500 µS/cm). Turbidity: T2 superior (4.77 NTU; WHO ≤5 NTU). Total dissolved solids: T1 outstanding (239 mg/L; ≤1000 mg/L). In microbiological indicators, T3 showed statistically significant differences and greater efficiency: total coliforms (742.5 MPN/100 mL), fecal coliforms (720.0 MPN/100 mL), and Escherichia coli (192.5 MPN/100 mL). Treatments T1/T2 are ideal for physicochemical parameters, while T3 excels in microbial control, promoting its sustainable application in Amazonian livestock farming.
- Tesis Título Profesional Open AccessImpacto de la fertilización con NPK en el crecimiento de Carapa guianensis (Aubl) en la plantación del CIEFOR-Puerto Almendra. 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2026) Vergara Guzman, Juan de Dios; Córdova Horna, SegundoThe study was conducted at the experimental plantation of the Forest Research and Teaching Center (CIEFOR) – Puerto Almendra – UNAP, with the objective of evaluating the effect of NPK fertilization on the growth of Carapa guianensis (Aubl.). The experiment followed a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three treatments and one control: T₀ (0 g), T₁ (130 g), and T₂ (145 g) of NPK, with four replications and twelve plants per replication, totaling 144 individuals. The variables evaluated were total height, stem diameter, and crown diameter, measured monthly over a five-month period. Data were analyzed using the non-parametric Kruskal Wallis test and multiple range comparisons, with a significance level of 5%. Results revealed significant differences among treatments, with T₁ (130 g NPK) showing the highest mean growth values: 257.20 cm in total height, 25.49 mm in stem diameter, and 518.82 cm in crown diameter, indicating vigorous and balanced development. In contrast, the control treatment (T₀) exhibited the lowest growth values, while the highest dose (T₂ = 145 g) did not produce proportional increases, suggesting a possible nutrient saturation effect. It is concluded that moderate doses of NPK significantly enhance the aerial growth of Carapa guianensis, providing relevant evidence to optimize sustainable silvicultural practices in the Peruvian Amazon.
- Tesis Título Profesional Open AccessNivel de conocimiento y actitud en seguridad en salud ocupacional en el personal administrativo de la Facultad de Agronomía. Loreto, 2024(Universidad Nacional de la Amazonía Peruana, 2025) Vasquez Santana, Richard Nixon; Ramírez Chung, José FranciscoThis research was conducted in the administrative offices of the Faculty of Agronomy at the National University of the Peruvian Amazon. Its objective was to determine the relationship between knowledge and attitudes toward occupational health and safety. The study employed a quantitative, prospective, and simple relational approach, with a non-experimental research design. Forty-eight administrative staff members participated in the research, and they were present during the data collection process. The survey technique was used, and two questionnaires, validated for content and reliability, were administered. The main findings revealed that the overall level of knowledge in occupational health and safety among the administrative staff was predominantly at the regular and high levels, demonstrating a moderately solid foundation, although specific groups showed a need for reinforcement. Regarding the general attitude toward safety, most staff members displayed favorable attitudes, but some neutral and unfavorable attitudes were also recorded, indicating a gap between acquired knowledge and daily safe practices. The association between knowledge and attitude was statistically significant (Chi² = 14.45, p = 0.03; Gamma = 0.677), indicating that greater knowledge is associated with a higher likelihood of adopting positive attitudes toward risk prevention. This reinforces the need to strengthen continuing education programs with an attitudinal focus.