Mejoramiento del camino entre las veredas Yarinal y San Fernando del municipio de San Miguel, departamento del Putumayo

Abstract

In the Colombian context, there is a pressing need to optimize rural roads for the socioeconomic development of communities located in remote areas. The Yarinal village, located in the municipality of San Miguel, department of Putumayo, experiences the contradiction of being surrounded by a majestic natural environment while being constrained by a deteriorated road infrastructure, substantially limiting vehicular and pedestrian traffic, as well as the daily and economic activities of its residents. In response to this reality, an improvement plan is formulated for the road linking the Yarinal and San Fernando villages, based on a descriptive methodology that includes documentary, field and action research. The documentary research establishes the context by analyzing historical conditions and related road proposals. The field research acquires relevance by characterizing the population and carrying out a geographic evaluation of the road, considering the relevant topographic and geological conditions. The action phase, the focal point of the project, comprises the selection of the most suitable road proposal and the preparation of a detailed plan. The choice of the proposal is based on a comprehensive analysis that considers the geographic complexity and specific needs of the community, while the action plan is precisely configured for the actual implementation of the project.