Equipamiento de comercio y abastos agrícola para el municipio de Sincelejo, Sucre.

Abstract

The department of Sucre in the 80s suffered a fracture in the social fabric due to the armed conflict that was going through the country at that time, generating forced displacement and economic and social decline in rural areas. The Montes de María sub-region was the most affected by its geographical characteristics and the wealth of rivers, making it one of the most disputed territories. The capital, the department, that is, Sincelejo, was strongly affected in the economic and population sector, bringing with it poverty and unemployment, therefore it was concluded that Sincelejo needed an adequate infrastructure that would promote the agrarian economy and give value to the work of small children. , medium and large farmers, hand in hand with comprehensive prospective strategies that will contribute to increasing agricultural production, environmental sustainability and social development based on a supply center with a comprehensive development approach that empowers the municipality of Sincelejo Sucre.