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Since 2006, the Chilean Ministry of Housing and Urbanism, through theRegional Secretaries of Housing and Urban Development, implementsQuiero mi Barrio (I love my neighborhood) Program, intended for improving vulnerable neighborhoods in urban and social terms.In late 2009, the first 12 targeted neighborhoods graduated in the Metropolitan Region, which generated interest in measuring the level of satisfaction of residents in relation to the intervention outcomes. To that end, a research took place during the second half of 2011 to define a model for evaluating this level of satisfaction.This article informs about the methodology defined for measuringsatisfaction and outcomes and the high level of satisfaction that this Program generated in neighbors. It also verifies that expectations were higher than the achievements of the program intervention.The research explored the identification of variables associated withsatisfaction. An analysis of the main components applied to the evaluationof a neighborhood characterization identified six factors and five of themexpressed significant differences in the level of satisfaction, except for thefactor related to conflict.

Medición del nivel de satisfacción de vecinos y vecinas con los resultados del Programa Quiero mi Barrio en Chile