Estrategia de resiliencia frente a fenómenos de remoción en masa (San Cristóbal Bogotá)

Abstract

This research work is born from the need to strengthen those processes that are done in community in the face of natural disasters caused by the phenomenon of mass removal and that are sometimes not taken into account being a fundamental part of the growth and sustainable development of the environment and that to date is one of the biggest problems to be treated at the national level, aims to propose a strategy for strengthening social resilience based on community experience in the face of the phenomenon of mass removal by displacement in the triangulo, manatial and corinto neighborhoods of the town of San Cristóbal (Bogotá, Colombia), within the framework of sustainable development goal number 11- "Sustainable Communities and Cities", for the period 1998 to 2016. This methodology divided into 5 phases was applied that seeks to collect bibliographic information on the subject, a multitemporal analysis accompanied by a process of land recognition, a look at the current processes and procedures that the government presents within the framework of the SDGs and an implementation of validated tools in support of the construction of the strategist, which is represented in a methodological guide for risk reduction in the face of mass removal disasters by displacement, applicable to the community with characteristics similar to those of the study area. It’s expected to be of great use to the community and stakeholders for the benefit of building social resilience seen from it.