The study undertaken by Rimisp is composed of three parts. First, a bibliographic review was generated that sought references to nurture the discussion on indicators from an international and national perspective. This exercise allowed us to evaluate the indicators that currently exist in SICVIR and to assess the possibility of correcting them or integrating some new ones, complementing the work done so far.

In the second part, the relevance and feasibility of existing and proposed new indicators were reviewed in the light of comments from previous studies, National Rural Development Council sessions and the development of a methodology developed by Rimisp to establish the feasibility of the indicators.

In the third part of this study, the methodologies implemented in the workshops for the Socialization of Rural Quality of Life Indicators are made visible. workshops for the Socialization of Rural Quality of Life Indicators that were carried out in three rural communes in Chile; Paihuano (Coquimbo Region), Quellón (Los Lagos Region) and Marchigüe (O’Higgins Region), which made it possible to evaluate the quality of life indicators proposed in the Rural Quality of Life Indicators System (SICVIR) (SICVIR) in some rural areas of the country.