Plan de ordenamiento territorial de la Isla Pongalillo

Abstract

Historically there has not been interest in making use of planning in settlements with limited number of habitants, moreover, in places of difficult accessibility (Islands, for example), mainly characterized by difficulty in the provision of basic services and infrastructure, and in the maintenance and control of equipment. This creates constraints to meet fundamental needs in social, economic and environmental terms, which leads to a decrease in the quality of life of the population living in such settlements. Unlike planning elaborated in the continent, acting on islands entails a greater care in terms of the intervention on the physical environment. It is necessary that the Islands planning focuses on the conservation of nature and ecosystems, and check the attack on non-renewable resources such as soil, water and air. On the other hand, the usual sanitation solutions are not an applicable option to solve the problems of the community and preserve the environmental value in the area. This issue involves the search for new solutions to mitigate the problem of effluent and pollution that cause.