| Summary: | In a world full of speed and uncertainty where the dynamics of the processes become more and more uncertain, the exercise of foresight within the administration is presented as an option for change in the face of possible undesired events that may occur in the future, in this sense the Delphi method is recognized as a tool that allows grouping a set of forecasts to change a trend scenario for a desired future. One of the greatest challenges facing public management of food and nutritional security is the definition and implementation of a series of indicators that will enable government officials to monitor, control and evaluate the results and impact of their management, oriented towards the particularities of the territory where they are located. The objective of this research is to validate, using the Delphi method of expert consultation, a set of indicators for public management of food and nutritional security that are adapted to the local reality. For its implementation, the empirical method based on the evaluation of experts was used, using the survey technique to determine the level of competences of the collaborators to be used and during the validation of the SAN public management indicators.
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