Proyecto urbano integral Mocoa 2030, visión prospectiva para el desarrollo del territorio afectado

Abstract

The abandonment of rural territories, the informal construction, the absence of territorial planning and the lack of collective services are problems that most territories in Colombia have. From the culmination of the dialogues for the end of the conflict in Colombia, policies must be generated on this rural territory abandoned by the state. The national government established an instrument called Development Programs with Territorial Approach (PDET), which are the main tool to intervene in rural territories that have been the cradle of violence due to the armed conflict, in order to transform rural territories into scenarios of coexistence and reconciliation. The municipality of Mocoa was the scene of one of the most powerful natural catastrophes of recent years in Colombia, leaving more than 22,000 people affected and a large part of its territory affected. Due to its location and great ecological potential, urban renewal is proposed in the area affected by the catastrophe through the development of an urban proposal consisting of housing areas, mixed use and collective service facilities, thus generating economic and social reactivation. to meet the needs of housing and current uses of the area, in order to restore it and strengthen its strengths, improving the quality of life of its inhabitants and mitigating the risk in eventual tragedies of this type.