Generación de estrategias para mejorar el Turismo Indígena En Los Territorios Adscritos Al Consejo Regional Indígena Del Cauca - CRIC
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2024-12-29
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Corporación Universitaria Minuto de Dios - UNIMINUTO
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Abstract
El presente estudio se centra en el fortalecimiento del turismo indígena en las zonas adscritas al Consejo Regional Indígena del Cauca (CRIC), destacando su importancia como una herramienta clave para el desarrollo sostenible y la preservación cultural. A través de un enfoque participativo, se identificaron las dinámicas que estructuran el turismo indígena, evaluando los recursos disponibles, las necesidades de las comunidades y las oportunidades que ofrece este sector. Los resultados subrayan la necesidad de estrategias integrales que incluyan la capacitación comunitaria, el desarrollo de infraestructura, y la implementación de modelos de gobernanza participativa que respeten la identidad cultural y ancestral de los pueblos indígenas. El enfoque metodológico utilizado en la presente investigación fue de tipo mixto, integrando métodos cualitativos y cuantitativos para una comprensión integral del turismo indígena en las zonas del CRIC. Los instrumentos principales incluyeron encuestas dirigidas a 173 actores clave, como emprendedores turísticos y líderes comunitarios, y grupos focales para explorar dinámicas culturales, sociales y económicas. Entre los resultados más relevantes, se identificó que un 36,36% de la población total del CRIC, equivalente a 332.132 personas, reside en la zona norte, lo que resalta su importancia estratégica. Además, un 75% de los encuestados consideró que el turismo ha fortalecido su identidad cultural, mientras que un 60% lo percibe como una fuente clave de ingresos
This study focuses on strengthening indigenous tourism in areas under the Regional Indigenous Council of Cauca (CRIC), highlighting its importance as a key tool for sustainable development and cultural preservation. Through a participatory approach, the dynamics shaping indigenous tourism were identified, evaluating available resources, community needs, and the opportunities this sector offers. The findings underscore the need for comprehensive strategies that include community training, infrastructure development, and the implementation of participatory governance models that respect the cultural and ancestral identity of indigenous peoples. The methodological approach used in this research was mixed, integrating qualitative and quantitative methods for a comprehensive understanding of indigenous tourism in CRIC areas. The main instruments included surveys directed at 173 key stakeholders, such as tourism entrepreneurs and community leaders, and focus groups to explore cultural, social, and economic dynamics. Among the most relevant results, it was identified that 36.36% of the total CRIC population, equivalent to 332,132 people, resides in the northern zone, emphasizing its strategic importance. Additionally, 75% of respondents stated that tourism has strengthened their cultural identity, while 60% perceive it as a key source of income
This study focuses on strengthening indigenous tourism in areas under the Regional Indigenous Council of Cauca (CRIC), highlighting its importance as a key tool for sustainable development and cultural preservation. Through a participatory approach, the dynamics shaping indigenous tourism were identified, evaluating available resources, community needs, and the opportunities this sector offers. The findings underscore the need for comprehensive strategies that include community training, infrastructure development, and the implementation of participatory governance models that respect the cultural and ancestral identity of indigenous peoples. The methodological approach used in this research was mixed, integrating qualitative and quantitative methods for a comprehensive understanding of indigenous tourism in CRIC areas. The main instruments included surveys directed at 173 key stakeholders, such as tourism entrepreneurs and community leaders, and focus groups to explore cultural, social, and economic dynamics. Among the most relevant results, it was identified that 36.36% of the total CRIC population, equivalent to 332,132 people, resides in the northern zone, emphasizing its strategic importance. Additionally, 75% of respondents stated that tourism has strengthened their cultural identity, while 60% perceive it as a key source of income
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Fortalecer el turismo indígena en las 10 zonas adscritas al CRIC mediante estrategias integrales y procesos de gobernanza participativa que garanticen la salvaguarda de la identidad cultural, que promuevan el buen vivir de las comunidades indígenas y fortalezcan su desarrollo sostenible.
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Indigenous tourism, sustainability, economic development, community governance, CRIC, Turismo indígena, sostenibilidad, desarrollo económico, gobernanza comunitaria, Indigenous tourism, sustainability, economic development