Determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño-San Vicente Beach profile

A correct vulnerability assessment will allow, in the long term, to make better decisions when making comprehensive coastal plans, planning the construction of sites for industry, ports, tourist housing. The objective was to analyze the determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño beach profile of the San Vicente canton, province of Manabí; in the period from March to June 2023. The bibliographic review and field, experimental and transectional research were used as methodology. The information was obtained through participatory observation and the survey was used as an instrument, designed by the proposed variables. The result was that, of the 30 families surveyed, segregation and informality are three-dimensional phenomena: Residentially: 53% of the families live in a precarious state, 30% in a regular state and 17% in a state of satisfactory housing; That is to say, they do not have architectural spatial organization, nor standardized setbacks between homes.

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International Research Journal of Management IT and Social Sciences
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2024-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.21744/irjmis.v11n5.2468
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Environmental and Ecological Studies
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Determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño-San Vicente Beach profile

María Gabriela Zambrano-Gómez, Silvia Alexandra Moreira-Castro, Andrés Aladino Alcívar-Intriago, Fátima Acnabel Valencia- Castro et al.
International Research Journal of Management IT and Social Sciences
Environmental and Ecological Studies
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Determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño-San Vicente Beach profile

María Gabriela Zambrano-Gómez, Silvia Alexandra Moreira-Castro, Andrés Aladino Alcívar-Intriago, Fátima Acnabel Valencia- Castro, Ana Katerine Palacios-Dueñas
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A correct vulnerability assessment will allow, in the long term, to make better decisions when making comprehensive coastal plans, planning the construction of sites for industry, ports, tourist housing. The objective was to analyze the determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño beach profile of the San Vicente canton, province of Manabí; in the period from March to June 2023. The bibliographic review and field, experimental and transectional research were used as methodology. The information was obtained through participatory observation and the survey was used as an instrument, designed by the proposed variables. The result was that, of the 30 families surveyed, segregation and informality are three-dimensional phenomena: Residentially: 53% of the families live in a precarious state, 30% in a regular state and 17% in a state of satisfactory housing; That is to say, they do not have architectural spatial organization, nor standardized setbacks between homes.

International Research Journal of Management IT and Social SciencesVol. 11(5)
Universidad Laica Eloy Alfaro de Manabí (EC)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Environmental and Ecological Studies
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Determinants that influence the informality of the vulnerable area of the Briceño-San Vicente Beach profile — María Gabriela Zambrano-Gómez, Silvia Alexandra Moreira-Castro, et al. · International Research Journal of Management IT and Social Sciences (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS