Local development and the triangle of solidarity

Abstract

The development of localities depends largely on the role played by three fundamental entities: the State, Society and the Company, which must be established through true processes of citizen participation, which will be called the “Necessary Triangulation”, in which these Three protagonists articulate processes in order to promote and enhance Human Development. For the purposes of this article, the context of the locality with the closest instance of relationship between these three levels of participation will be taken. The human development proposed by Amartya Sen and his approach to capabilities, in which human beings must be studied in their context, taking reference indicators such as levels of poverty, inequality, exclusion, unemployment, quality of life, among others, whose Information will serve as a basis for evaluating and designing public policies consistent with reality. It is necessary to point out that the human being has full capacity to achieve what he is allowed to be and do, if the environment offers him the necessary opportunities, in this way Human Development is determined by the well-being and quality of life of a community, in which all actors design and execute actions, rationally taking advantage of the resources of the environment, seeking to guarantee their permanence over time, ensuring the economic future of new generations.