Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango

A comparative analysis is presented regarding the integration of Disaster Risk Management on land use planning in the communes of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango in Santiago of Chile. This aims to differentiate critical factors between these two locations in relation to their exposure and risk leve...

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Main Author: Josefa Macarena Espinace Vidal
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Language:English
Published: Corporación Gestión de Riesgos y Desastres GRID-Chile 2020-07-01
Series:Revista de Estudios Latinoamericanos sobre Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres
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Online Access:https://www.revistareder.com/ojs/index.php/reder/article/view/47
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description A comparative analysis is presented regarding the integration of Disaster Risk Management on land use planning in the communes of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango in Santiago of Chile. This aims to differentiate critical factors between these two locations in relation to their exposure and risk levels. Although these peri-urban municipalities are adjacent to each other and share various similar geographic-physical characteristics, both have developed different urban features in compliance with distinct functionalities within the Metropolitan Region of Chile. Through the analysis of territorial planning instruments and primary data obtained by interviews, the study points out that local managements are limited because they must ‘absorb’ the decisions that are defined from macro territorial levels, which not always correspond to local aspirations and visions. Both communes have had no choice but to accept land use changes that the urban center region has established according to its needs. This has generated a tension between the local and regional development visions, which is manifested in different planning instruments. Ultimately, this scenario creates disadvantages for municipal risk management.
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spelling doaj.art-e2cbe65d63574cc088f60a610605da022023-11-02T06:52:38ZengCorporación Gestión de Riesgos y Desastres GRID-ChileRevista de Estudios Latinoamericanos sobre Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres0719-84772020-07-014272110.55467/reder.v4i2.4747Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de TangoJosefa Macarena Espinace Vidal0Departamento de Geografía, Universidad de Chile, Santiago.A comparative analysis is presented regarding the integration of Disaster Risk Management on land use planning in the communes of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango in Santiago of Chile. This aims to differentiate critical factors between these two locations in relation to their exposure and risk levels. Although these peri-urban municipalities are adjacent to each other and share various similar geographic-physical characteristics, both have developed different urban features in compliance with distinct functionalities within the Metropolitan Region of Chile. Through the analysis of territorial planning instruments and primary data obtained by interviews, the study points out that local managements are limited because they must ‘absorb’ the decisions that are defined from macro territorial levels, which not always correspond to local aspirations and visions. Both communes have had no choice but to accept land use changes that the urban center region has established according to its needs. This has generated a tension between the local and regional development visions, which is manifested in different planning instruments. Ultimately, this scenario creates disadvantages for municipal risk management.https://www.revistareder.com/ojs/index.php/reder/article/view/47factores subyacentes del riesgo, ordenamiento territorial, planificación territorial, gestión del riesgo de desastres, gobernanza
spellingShingle Josefa Macarena Espinace Vidal
Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
Revista de Estudios Latinoamericanos sobre Reducción del Riesgo de Desastres
factores subyacentes del riesgo, ordenamiento territorial, planificación territorial, gestión del riesgo de desastres, gobernanza
title Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
title_full Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
title_fullStr Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
title_full_unstemmed Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
title_short Territorial Planning and Risk Governance in Chile: the Case of San Bernardo and Calera de Tango
title_sort territorial planning and risk governance in chile the case of san bernardo and calera de tango
topic factores subyacentes del riesgo, ordenamiento territorial, planificación territorial, gestión del riesgo de desastres, gobernanza
url https://www.revistareder.com/ojs/index.php/reder/article/view/47
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