Evaluacion del proyecto nodo de biodiversidad cerros orientales y propuesta de mejoramiento socioambiental

Abstract

Making a general review of the Cerros Orientales Biodiversity Node project, executed in the city of Bogotá, using primary and secondary information; its current state in the social, biotic and structural component was determined, as well as its possibilities of its future sustainability through improvement strategies. The case study was carried out in two phases, one documentary and the other field; With the documentary phase, the origin of the project, the established institutional policies and scope, budget allocation, influence of the project in the community, and binding commitments of the public administration for its sustainability over time were investigated. Through a forest census, the characteristics of the vegetation cover and its diversity were determined, on the other hand, an inventory and diagnosis of installed infrastructure and landscaped areas were made, determining their current state and maintenance requirements, and finally the community was consulted through 50 surveys. regarding the impact of the Node on their lives, their main needs and solution alternatives. These two phases provided clarity regarding the impact of the project as a public policy in ecosystem, social and infrastructure terms, critical problems were identified and multidimensional solution strategies were proposed to improve both the quality of life of the community and the Nodo Cerros project. Orientals.