Análisis de factibilidad de dos manantiales ubicados en la finca la Esperanza en el municipio de Ubalá Cundinamarca, como fuente de abastecimiento de agua potable de una comunidad cercana

Abstract

The supply of drinking water has been a problem since the beginning of time in areas far from the urban area which do not have an efficient provision of the public aqueduct service. For the particular case of the project, it was decided to investigate the case of the municipality of Ubalá, Cundinamarca, Vereda San José, specifically located in “Finca la Esperanza” which is a territory surrounded by multiple water sources from which the owners of the farm and the owners of other nearby lands are supplied with the resource through a hose system, taking into account the work carried out by the authors (Borja Bernabé Crespo & Gómez Espín, 2015) Through which the drinking water supply system through wells was proposed to satisfy the needs of the Community and springs for the Cartagena region which suggests that it is a fairly efficient alternative to meet the needs of the users who require this service, on the other hand we have that in Colombia it is very rare to take care of natural resources such as water resources. (Valencia Medina, 2017.) As the author of the text relates, in Colombia it is common that the measured use of water resources is not taken into account since, as has been seen in “La Plata huila”, the decrease in flow has been largely due to the expansion of the agricultural and livestock frontier, resulting in an increase in pollution, which leads to a decrease in the flow of the few existing springs, in the resolution issued by the Ministry of Social Protection, Ministry of the Environment, Housing and Territorial Development