Control de procesos para la estructuración de proyectos de vivienda de interés social en la cuidad de Bogotá D.C.

Abstract

In recent years, Bogotá, D.C. has experienced significant growth in housing demand, especially in the Social Interest Housing (VIS) sector, which has seen a major boom in the construction and execution of housing projects. In this context, process control during the structuring and execution of VIS projects becomes a fundamental element to guarantee their effectiveness, economic sustainability, and social contribution. This monograph analyzes the processes of structuring, execution, control, and evaluation of social interest housing projects in Bogotá, with the purpose of demonstrating the importance of process control as a tool for optimizing resources, ensuring quality, and achieving project objectives. To this end, a qualitative research approach was developed based on document review, regulatory analysis, and a comparative study of two representative cases: the Ciudad Verde project in Soacha, recognized as an example of successful management, and the Ciudadela El Recreo project in Bogotá, identified as a project that has faced various difficulties in its implementation. The comparative analysis identified relevant factors related to technical planning, inter-institutional coordination, construction oversight, and community participation. Based on these findings, a set of control processes is proposed to strengthen the structuring and execution of social housing projects in the city of Bogotá.