Informalidad en la tenencia de la tierra en la cadena productiva del Arroz en Colombia

Abstract

Starting from understanding planning for development as the search for actions that combine the phenomena between society and the territory for its own development, we focus our attention on the rural sector, where it is essential to identify the essential aspects in rural planning in the search for of rural development. Thus, the relationship between the policies established by the state should be aimed at solving or mitigating the needs of the rural sector, in this way the Productive Management Plans include in their guidelines elements of the Social Property Management directing decisions on land use in productive planning. This analysis is proposed as an exercise in critical interpretation of the experience and results obtained in the construction of the National Productive Ordinance Plan (POP) of the rice chain produced by the Rural Agricultural Planning Unit - UPRA, being this the first Plan that was built taking into account the diagnosis of the Social Organization of Property for said production chain. Under this information support, the investigative process will focus its attention on the results of the experience, generating an analysis of the data already generated by UPRA to identify how the territorial configuration and dynamics generated by the social processes of land appropriation have fostered particular productive conditions within the value chain associated with rice production.