Caracterización de tecnologías apropiadas para el aprovechamiento de agua lluvia en el sector doméstico y comercial en el marco de las prácticas de la cátedra del agua UDFJC- caso de ecobarrio La Esmeralda, en la ciudad de Bogotá

Abstract

This internship seeks to characterize the management of rainwater harvesting in the domestic and commercial sector of the eco-neighborhood La Esmeralda, this through an approach associated with the integrated management of water resources (IWRM) exposed in the framework of socio-educational practices of the water chair of the Universidad Distrital Francisco José de Caldas (UDFJC). Initially, a compilation of information on the status of rainwater harvesting was carried out through a thorough bibliographic review and direct consultations with the community of the eco-neighborhood La Esmeralda, as well as the observation and analysis of the study area. This made it possible to formulate a diagnosis of the climatic dynamics, infrastructure of rainwater harvesting technologies, and to establish how the idealized model of a system for the use of this water resource would be integrated. Subsequently, the technical, economic and technological criteria to implement a rainwater harvesting model were established, required for technology transfer, through a guide-type communicative instrument, oriented to the knowledge and learning associated with rainwater harvesting.