Gestión del suelo en Bogotá y déficit habitacional en vivienda de interés social

Abstract

The concept of habitat was first included at the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment (UN, 1972) Conference on the Human Environment (UN, 1972), and later at the Habitat I and II world summits Habitat I and II World Summits (Vancouver, 1976 and Istanbul, 1996), the right to adequate housing in right to adequate housing in sustainable human settlements was recognised, including the tenure and service infrastructure, as well as adequate environmental conditions and mobility. adequate environmental conditions and mobility. In various global forums1 , issues related to the right to the city in right to the city in conditions of healthy environment, equity and social justice, access to public space, sustainable and equitable urban development, coexistence and sustainable and equitable urban development, coexistence and security, partnership and decision-making participation, transparency and transparency and information, and the right to work and economic support. At In general, it is established that the problems of the city are related to the management and and efficiency of public policies, the configuration of territorial spaces, and the processes of citizen processes of citizen participation, among others.