sektorales

Se sektorales is a term used in economics, public policy, and statistics to describe matters that are organized, analyzed, or addressed by economic or social sectors rather than as a single aggregate. In languages such as Spanish and Portuguese, the word functions as the plural form of the adjective sectoral, applied to policies, data, or analyses that pertain to specific sectors like agriculture, manufacturing, services, or energy.

In practice, sektorales appear in policy documents and statistical reports as sectoral policies, sectoral plans, or sectoral indicators. Sectoral analysis disaggregates information by industry or activity using classifications such as ISIC or NACE to reveal sector-specific trends, needs, and constraints. This approach supports targeted interventions, resource allocation, and goal setting within distinct parts of the economy or society.

Common applications include sectoral employment analyses, sectoral growth projections, and sector-specific regulatory or reform agendas. For example, a country might develop sektorales policies for the agriculture and manufacturing sectors to address distinct productivity challenges, investment needs, and environmental impacts.

Benefits of a sektorales approach include more precise diagnosis of sector-specific problems, better tailoring of programs, and clearer accountability for sector outcomes. Limitations can include challenges in cross-sector comparisons, potential duplication of efforts, and the risk of overlooking interdependencies between sectors.

See also: sectoral policy, sectoral analysis, economic sector, data by sector.