Analysis reveals systemic effects of armed conflict on territorial well-being and quality of life in Colombia, suggesting urgent interventions.
The consequences and the multifaceted impact of the conflict in the areas affected by the Colombian internal armed conflict are analysed with respect to the dimensions of Territorial Well-being and Quality of Life in the affected regions. The methodology is deductive, synthetic and documentary. Its approach is mixed and presents a retrospective and longitudinal descriptive design. The main findings reveal the systemic impact of the armed conflict in Colombia. The cross-referencing of variables between Territorial Well-being and Quality of Life identified key interrelationships such as: the destruction of productive infrastructure that limits access to goods and services (material-economy); the lack of investment that generates a housing deficit (physical-material infrastructure); the increase in violence and victimising events that have eroded social cohesion and social relations; environmental degradation that has
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