Reconstrucción del tejido social de la comunidad indígena Sikuani del asentamiento Cerro Bita, Sector El Mangal en el municipio de Puerto Carreño - Vichada a través de la implementación de redes y alianzas
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2022-06-02
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios
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Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.5 Colombia
Abstract
El presente proyecto integrador tiene por objetivo identificar estrategias que permitan
a los indígenas Sikuani del municipio de Puerto Carreño- Vichada, establecer procesos de
fortalecimiento cultural al interior de la comunidad, a través de la implementación de redes y
alianzas y uso de economías solidarias.
En este sentido, se aplican herramientas referentes a la investigación social para
abordar una revisión documental que permita indagar con temática referente a las
comunidades indígenas asentadas en el departamento de Vichada, asimismo, se plantea el
grupo focal para precisar las necesidades, expectativas, recursos y oportunidades que tiene la
comunidad Sikuani de Puerto Carreño con el fin de comprender y determinar los factores que
dificultan o limitan los procesos de fortalecimiento cultural.
Seguido a esto, con el análisis de la información obtenida, se propone mediante la
estrategia de redes y alianzas como herramienta de la Gerencia Social, idear alianzas en el
territorio que permitan contribuir a la reconstrucción del tejido social en la comunidad
indígena Sikuani y propiciar espacios participativos que fortalezcan su identidad cultural.
The present integrative project has for objective identify strategies that allow to Sikuni natives from Carreño - Vichada municipality, establish process for cultural strengthening inside to the community, through network implementation and alliances and use solidarity economy. In this way, tools related to social research are applied to tackle a documental review that allow to inquire into native communities’ theme settle in Vichada department, also, it is set out the focus group to specify necessities, prospects, resources and opportunities that have Sikuani community in Puerto Carreño with the purpose to understand and determinate factors that could complicate or limit process for network implementation. Furthermore, with the information get in the analyze, it’s proposed through the networks and alliances strategies as a Gerencia Social tool, think up alliances in territory that allow to contribute to social fabric reconstruction in Sikuani native community and promote participatory spaces that strengthen his own cultural identity
The present integrative project has for objective identify strategies that allow to Sikuni natives from Carreño - Vichada municipality, establish process for cultural strengthening inside to the community, through network implementation and alliances and use solidarity economy. In this way, tools related to social research are applied to tackle a documental review that allow to inquire into native communities’ theme settle in Vichada department, also, it is set out the focus group to specify necessities, prospects, resources and opportunities that have Sikuani community in Puerto Carreño with the purpose to understand and determinate factors that could complicate or limit process for network implementation. Furthermore, with the information get in the analyze, it’s proposed through the networks and alliances strategies as a Gerencia Social tool, think up alliances in territory that allow to contribute to social fabric reconstruction in Sikuani native community and promote participatory spaces that strengthen his own cultural identity
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Identificar estrategias que permitan a los indígenas Sikuani del municipio de Puerto Carreño- Vichada, establecer procesos de fortalecimiento cultural al interior de la comunidad, a través de la implementación de redes y alianzas y uso de economías solidarias
Keywords
Tejido Social, Comunidad Indígena, Gobierno Propio, Redes y Alianzas, Gerencia Social, Social Fabric, Native Community, Self- Government, Networks and Alliances, Social Management