Análisis integral del plan parcial de renovación urbana “la sabana” de la ciudad de Bogotá D.C. implicaciones urbanas, económicas y sociales

Abstract

The rapid demographic growth in urban areas, especially in major cities like Bogotá D.C., has led to new urbanization approaches where planning and land management focus on developing a more compact and densely populated city model. To achieve this goal, Urban Renewal Partial Plans (PPRU) have been implemented, serving as one of the urban planning tools applied to specific areas of the city with the aim of revitalizing and restructuring urban, social, and economic aspects. These plans are established through technical studies and the involvement of various stakeholders, including local authorities, urban planners, architects, resident communities, and businesses. Partial plans may include actions such as land-use reorganization, improvements to urban infrastructure, creation of green spaces, construction of public facilities, among other measures, all aimed at promoting sustainable urban development and enhancing residents’ quality of life. In this context, the urban, economic, and social impacts of the implementation of the PPRU “La Sabana” in the sector will be analyzed.