El corredor de integración vecinal, un laboratorio de innovación y participación ciudadana en la localidad de bosa: promoción del desarrollo humano a partir de apuestas creativas, innovadoras y experimentales desde la ciudadanía.

Abstract

The Neighborhood Integration Corridor (CIV) in the district of Bosa is an example of how citizen participation can be an example of how citizen participation can be an engine of social and urban transformation. Through collaboration between the community, the public and private sectors, significant improvements have been achieved in the territory and in relations between neighbors, overcoming prejudices between those living in condominiums and neighborhoods. This experience demonstrates the importance of promoting innovative participatory processes for human development and territorial appropriation in cities. It also highlights the relevance of inter-institutional articulation for the sustainability of this type of initiative. Bosa's CIV is a reference of urban construction that illustrates the transformative power of citizen participation and creativity in the construction of more resilient and livable urban spaces. It is a call to rethink the new model of condominium housing and the role of citizens in the construction of more humane, sustainable and environmentally friendly cities.