Community mapping based on Milton Santos as a tool for disaster response and risk management in self-built communities: case study of El Pacífico, Medellín, Colombia
Community mapping based on Milton Santos as a tool for disaster response and risk management in self-built communities: case study of El Pacífico, Medellín, Colombia
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DOI：
10.1080/23311886.2024.2307181
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发表时间：
2024-12-31
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1.5
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de Albuquerque，Joao Porto
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Rivera Florez，Luis Alejandro;Builes-Jaramillo，Alejandro;de Albuquerque，Joao Porto
本文旨在展示发生在哥伦比亚麦德林市的El Pacíficonneighborhood的社区制图过程，该社区沿着城市Comuna8的高坡的城乡边界运行。该社区历史上面临的地理和社会经济挑战多年来以地质灾害和灾害的形式出现，导致附近几栋建筑物被毁，威胁到社区的持久性。随着这些情况的加剧，社区寻求与当地和国际合作伙伴一起参与研究项目，以更好地了解如何改善其灾害风险管理实践。作为经验之一的拉塔姆城市社区一直致力于改进社区的数据生成实践，采用了米尔顿桑托斯在Espaço e Método提出的领土定义，并结合三年期减少灾害风险的参与性测绘战略，从而绘制了El Pacífico地图，并改进了当地基层组织的领土管理实践。这些地图已成为增强社区与公共机构打交道的能力的工具，也是规划和管理其未来领土议程的工具。
This paper aims to showcase the community mapping process that took place in theEl Pacíficoneighborhood in the city ofMedellín, Colombia, which runs alongside the urban-rural border of the high slope of the city’sComuna8. The geographical and socio-economic challenges that the community has historically faced have come to light throughout the years in the form of geological hazards and disasters that have led to the destruction of several buildings in the neighborhood, threatening the community’s permanence.As these scenarios intensified, the community sought to participate in research projects with both local and international partners to better understand how to improve their disaster risk management practices. URBE Latam, which is one of these experiences, has been working to improve the neighborhood’s data generation practices, adopting the territorial definitions proposed by Milton Santos inEspaço e Método, coupled with participatory mapping strategies for disaster risk reduction during a three-year period.This has resulted in the mapping ofEl Pacíficoand the improvement of the local grassroot organization’s territorial management practices. These maps have served as tools for the community’s empowerment when dealing with public institutions, as well as for planning and managing their own territorial agendas for the future.