2019 ◽  
Vol 8 (1) ◽  
pp. 63-69
Author(s):  
Ana Libia Serrano Jaimes ◽  
Juan de Jesús Sánchez Torres

ABSTRACTIn the post-conflict context in Colombia, new development strategies for social and labor inclusion have been defined in the marginalized regions as a result of the internal conflict that lasted more than 50 years. Today, for the whole country and specifically for the demobilized population, an opportunity to reintegrate into civil life has been opened and to be linked to the development of the regions, taking advantage of the natural resources, people’s creativity and in particular the ancestral knowledge, as a factor of competitiveness and regional sustainability within the framework of the Productive Transformation Policy of the Country.RESUMENEl escenario del posconflicto en Colombia ha permitido definir nuevas estrategias de desarrollo e inclusión social y laboral para las regiones marginadas, que durante más de 50 años de confrontación interna sufrieron el abandono del estado. Hoy Colombia enfrenta nuevos retos no solo para el sector público, también para el sector privado, que visto desde una perspectiva gerencial se convierte en una oportunidad para hacer de dicha población uno de los factores que impulsen el desarrollo de las regiones al reinsertase a la vida civil.


2015 ◽  
Vol 725-726 ◽  
pp. 1128-1133
Author(s):  
Alenka Fikfak ◽  
Gregor Čok

During the period of transition after the independence, Slovenia faced many challenges brought about by the liberal free market, among others in spatial planning. National spatial development legislation and profession steadily adapted to this process, by changing the existing practice of spatial development planning in line with the new development baselines and objectives. The paper focuses on the survey of planning trends and the difficulties encountered by Slovenia in the implementation of development strategies, as shown in the example of business zones.


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