Government management proposal on the relocation of street vendors in the city of Cúcuta for the year 2016

Abstract

Problem: The informality in the city of Cúcuta is one of the major factors that disrupt the growth of the region. Street vendors are often looted and evicted from their jobs which is not very useful because today the hawkers continue to rise and not to leave the streets of the city, abstaining from a possible relocation. Objective: design a proposal for governance on the relocation of the street vendors in the city of Cúcuta for the year 2016 methodology: this project is of quantitative approach, because it requires the collection and analysis of data to address research and descriptive questions because it is responsible for analyzing the present with the past data. Results: The increase of street vendors turns out to be a problem that affects the entire city, since more than half of the population is part of the informal trade because of unemployment, poverty and that they are not receiving the necessary support by the local authorities, if this problem continues to grow would have a significant growth of sprawl For these reasons a relocation is relevant so that in this way informal trade decrease. Conclusion: The Government and local authorities of the Northern Santander capital can be more efficient, your investment can satisfy greater needs in terms of unemployment and poverty, so that in this way the informality does not increase.