Recomendaciones y estrategias para la implementación del catastro multipropósito en la planificación municipal del territorio. El caso de San Juan del Cesar – La Guajira

Abstract

In Colombia, property information and its processing face great challenges: outdated and redundant data, institutional disarticulation, technological and infrastructure backwardness, knowledge deficit, low citizen participation and limited access to information impede the optimal quality of cadastral management. According to the above, the objectives of this work were oriented to the definition of recommendations for the implementation of the multipurpose cadastre in the municipal territorial planning for the municipality of San Juan del Cesar, La Guajira. For this purpose, the work was based on a quantitative and cross-sectional approach, which allows evaluating, comparing, interpreting, establishing precedents and determining causality and its implications. First, the conceptual, trend and normative approaches on multipurpose cadastre and its contribution to land use planning were identified. Then, the diagnosis and valuation of the study area was established, based on open data from the Agustín Codazzi Geographic Institute. Later, the current cadastral information was contrasted with the requirements of the multipurpose cadastre model in the area under study. Finally, pertinent recommendations were formulated for the implementation of the multipurpose cadastre in the study area, integrating various aspects and components of the cadastral processes, contemplating its updates in the LADM model, and assessing its possible economic, social and environmental impacts. The results revealed that the municipality of San Juan del Cesar has all the potential to develop a multisectoral planning based on the updated property information resulting from the Massive Property Survey within the framework of the POSPR and the public policy of the multipurpose cadastre.