Mejoramiento barrial y urbano en Costa Rica : reconstrucción social de la salud comunitaria desde la perspectiva de salud ambiental
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2017
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Población y Salud en Mesoamérica, Volumen 14, número 2 (enero-junio 2017)
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1-19
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A partir de una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva sobre el tema de Mejoramiento Barrial y Urbano (MBU), se presenta a continuación una sinopsis crítica del panorama situacional de este modelo de intervención comunitaria en Costa Rica. Se realizó una recolección de información de fuentes documentales secundarias en bases de datos a nivel internacional sobre los temas de Mejoramiento Barrial y Urbano (MBU) y métodos de intervención participativos para el aprovechamiento de espacios públicos en zonas urbanas. Después de establecer y valorar los criterios de inclusión y exclusión, se seleccionaron seis de las publicaciones científicas recuperadas, relacionadas con el tema de interés, y se elaboraron informes analíticos críticos de cada una de ellas y en conjunto, para lo cual se utilizó una matriz cualitativa de entrada de datos. Los hallazgos sirven de precedente para inferir que la Salud Ambiental constituye el mejor indicador de la habitabilidad de los asentamientos humanos y, considerando que aún no se evalúan los beneficios a la salud de la implementación de procesos de Mejoramiento Barrial y Urbano en Costa Rica, constituye un reto y una oportunidad para la disciplina el involucramiento en el abordaje integral de este proceso en el país para contribuir a la reconstrucción social y participativa de la salud comunitaria.
From an exhaustive literature review on the subject of Neighborhood and Urban Improvement (MBU, by the Spanish acronym), a critical overview of the situational outlook of this model of community intervention in Costa Rica is presented below. A collection of information was carried out from secondary documentary sources internationally on issues of Neighborhood and Urban Improvement programs (MBU) and participatory intervention methods for the use of public spaces in urban areas. After establishing and evaluating the criteria for inclusion and exclusion, six of all the scientific publications recovered related to these topics were selected and subjected to critical analysis separately and altogether, for which a qualitative input data matrix was used. The findings serve as a precedent to infer that the Environmental Health is the best indicator of the livability of human settlements and, considering that the health benefits of implementing Neighborhood and Urban Improvement processes in Costa Rica are yet to be evaluated, it is a challenge and an opportunity for the discipline to get involved in a comprehensive approach to this process in the country to contribute to the social and participatory reconstruction of community health.
From an exhaustive literature review on the subject of Neighborhood and Urban Improvement (MBU, by the Spanish acronym), a critical overview of the situational outlook of this model of community intervention in Costa Rica is presented below. A collection of information was carried out from secondary documentary sources internationally on issues of Neighborhood and Urban Improvement programs (MBU) and participatory intervention methods for the use of public spaces in urban areas. After establishing and evaluating the criteria for inclusion and exclusion, six of all the scientific publications recovered related to these topics were selected and subjected to critical analysis separately and altogether, for which a qualitative input data matrix was used. The findings serve as a precedent to infer that the Environmental Health is the best indicator of the livability of human settlements and, considering that the health benefits of implementing Neighborhood and Urban Improvement processes in Costa Rica are yet to be evaluated, it is a challenge and an opportunity for the discipline to get involved in a comprehensive approach to this process in the country to contribute to the social and participatory reconstruction of community health.
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MEJORAMIENTO BARRIAL Y URBANO, SALUD AMBIENTAL, SALUD COMUNITARIA, ASENTAMIENTOS HUMANOS, COSTA RICA