Towards the renewal of conceptions, planning and developing practices

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The hereinafter reflection focuses its attention in the analysis of the execution of the experience called Local Planning and Participative Budget Program (PPPP) implemented during the 2004-2007 period in the "Comuna 1" of the municipality of Medellín-Colombia, identifying strengths and tensions that assessed it, to a some extent, as a typical case of planning for the territory development (Gutiérrez y Sánchez, 2009). In such sense, planning is understood as a social intervention process that belongs to social sciences, since it defines and guides generating intentions of activated participation by people aiming at the improvement of their wellbeing and life conditions. Development, understood as the historically and territorially determined multiple socio-cultural construction (Múnera, 2007); and planning as the social, political, territorial and strategic process (Gutiérrez and Sánchez, 2009); were considered as the guiding conceptual references. The hereinbefore conceptual points of view concur through four binding matters: the individual, sociopolitical, chronological and strategic aspects, which together as a group, constitute planning for the territory development; these matters allow the theoretical-practical relation on which the conceptions and practices renewal proposal is supported from the (PPPP) analytical description.

Nataly Giraldo-Vélez

Estudiante de último semestre del programa de Trabajo Social de la Universidad de Antioquia, integrante del semillero de investigación en planeación y desarrollo (SIPDES), Medellín-Colombia.

Luis Alberto Hincapié

Estudiante de último semestre del programa de Trabajo Social de la Universidad de Antioquia, integrante del semillero de investigación en planeación y desarrollo (SIPDES), Medellín-Colombia.

Claudia María Zapata-Toro

Estudiante de último semestre del programa de Trabajo Social de la Universidad de Antioquia, integrante del semillero de investigación en planeación y desarrollo (SIPDES), Medellín-Colombia.

Liliana María Sánchez-Mazo, Universidad de Antioquia.

Trabajadora Social de la Universidad de Antioquia, Magíster en Estudios Urbano- Regionales de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia, sede Medellín. Profesora de la Universidad de Antioquia, adscrita a la Facultad de Ciencias y Humanas Departamento de Trabajo Social; integrante de los grupos de investigación en Intervención Social-GIIS y, Medio Ambiente y Sociedad-MASO.

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Giraldo-Vélez N, Hincapié LA, Zapata-Toro CM, Sánchez-Mazo LM. Towards the renewal of conceptions, planning and developing practices. Prospectiva [Internet]. 2010 Oct. 1 [cited 2025 Dec. 19];(15):235-62. Available from: https://revistaprospectiva.univalle.edu.co/index.php/prospectiva/article/view/1111