Rururbanización, uso hidríco y dinámicas socio territoriales en Guasca Cundinamarca 2010 – 2019

Abstract

Rurality has been understood as backwardness, as an inert space where you can grow; the Bogotá savanna and the region surrounding it has not been the exception; Throughout the last 10 years, the receiving city par excellence of inhabitants from all over the country, has been framed in an expulsion of activities, sectors and homes to municipalities near the city, causing territorial conflicts that force to make progress in capacity. institutional and services to meet a high housing demand generated by the city in its regions. Guasca Cundinamarca in the last 10 years, has the sense of real estate pressure in its southwestern side limited with La Calera, a municipality belonging to the so-called Region City, where the process of urban occupation of rural spaces is located, has been generated in a longer time and latency; this proximity to municipalities such as La Calera and the occupation models that occur there are symptoms of the change that an expelling city like Bogotá generates over municipalities historically affected in agricultural production, a situation that widens a series of conflicts framed within territorial planning and autonomy over the natural resources of the communities historically inhabitants of the northern Sabana and Guavio region, the latter relevant in the medium and long term given the speed with which Bogotá expels inhabitants