Análisis de Vulnerabilidad y Planteamiento de Recomendaciones en la Gestión del Riesgo de la Comunidad Aledaña al Edificio Takasaluma en Sincelejo

Abstract

Risk management from an educational perspective should not only focus on the identification of factors that affect dangers or disasters and on communities assuming that they are matters of technical interest or of expert personnel. Rather, the current dynamism demands that societies be empowered and join the discussions regarding socio-environmental issues within the framework of climate change phenomena and anthropogenic activities, the latter being the main causes of disasters in the different landscapes of the biosphere. In this order of ideas, this article illustrates an investigative process that was carried out in the city of Sincelejo Sucre and in which a focus of problematization was detected that has not been solved for decades called the Takasaluma Building, a structure located in the central area of the municipality in question and which has been the subject of much criticism from the community that coexists with the structure, passers-by and the local press, which merited a process of inquiry from the academy, under a mixed research methodology focused on the DITRIAC ( Concurrent Triangulation Design) that allowed, based on the objectives set, to collect quantitative and qualitative information, which was finally compared through a Triangulation Matrix and therefore, to propose some recommendations from the voices of the participating subjects, the bibliographic search and the perspective of the participating researcher.