Esdu Alcaldía de Duitama 2020

Abstract

ESDU Internship Report, is the non-domestic public service company in the city of Duitama, public and decentralized company of the municipal order, entity where I made my practice or internship by part as a student of Law at the University Antonio Nariño, which I presented report last August this year. This is a highly enriching experience and at the same time very valuable because of the opportunity to study public law and state contracts in depth, taking into account that Esdu is in charge of managing different establishments such as the marketplace or supply center, the old transport terminal, the agricultural fairground, the animal husbandry center or the meat packing plant, among others. Being part of the Esdu team allowed me to interact at the same time with the different customers, merchants and users that are involved in the services provided in these different establishments. State contracting is a fairly broad topic in legal matters, Law 80 of 1993 and Law 1150 of 2007, which promote such contracting by imposing rules that provide efficiency and transparency for the same management of public resources of the state. While it is true that Esdu fulfills an essential task for the development of the municipality allowing commercial activities as important as being the channel between traders and consumers of products basic items in the family basket such as fruits, vegetables, cereals, legumes, spices etc. and protein represented in beef and various livestock. It is a great cycle of activities that come and go between the different traders and Sdu, who intermediate so that these activities are carried out in the best possible social framework. For me as a UAN student intern, it was a great privilege to be able to make at least a temporary part of this exercise to guide the user, the consumer in the correct provision and use of services, and the merchant in the correct state contract agreed with Esdu. For all of them to emphasize their rights and duties established by national law to these activities.