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Fortalecimiento de los saberes gastronómicos sobre bebidas fermentadas en la comunidad indígena Muisca de Cota Cundinamarca
Pinzón Galán José Mauricio; Claudia Yamile Salazar Gonzalez
This research aimed to strengthen and promote knowledge related to traditional fermented beverages such as chicha, guarapo, and masato within the Muisca community of Cota. The study addressed historical, cultural, and gastronomic aspects of these beverages, highlighting their importance as part of the ancestral heritage and the way they have remained present over time.The methodology used in this study had a mixed-methods approach, developed through surveys and interviews conducted with members of the community, with the purpose of identifying key factors such as the participants’ prior knowledge about these preparations and the ways in which ancestral knowledge has been transmitted.Likewise, practical workshops were carried out focusing on the enhancement of knowledge related to tradition, ingredients, and the fermentation processes used in these beverages. As a final stage of the research, a sensory panel was conducted in which fundamental characteristics such as flavor, aroma, and color were evaluated. This activity helped strengthen the sensory recognition of fermented beverages and understand the importance of evaluating traditional products within a gastronomic and cultural context.
Open Finance para fortalecer la colocación de tarjetas de crédito en Banco GNB Sudameris
Cristhian Ancizar Salazar Lopera; Yuly Catherine Salamanca Lozano
Open Finance has become one of the most relevant initiatives in the digital transformation of the financial sector, as it enables the secure and authorized sharing of information, subject to user consent, through application programming interfaces (APIs). In Colombia, its implementation presents significant opportunities for financial institutions, while also requiring the resolution of regulatory, technological, and strategic challenges in a market where the effective use of data is increasingly becoming a source of competitive differentiation.
This article analyzes how Open Finance can support credit card origination and placement at Banco GNB Sudameris through three main elements: the review of market opportunities, the diagnosis of the product, and the formulation of data-driven commercial strategies. The research was developed using a qualitative approach with a descriptive scope, based on specialized literature, regulatory documents, industry reports, and institutional information related to digital transformation in the financial sector. Selected good practices from the PMBOK Guide were also used to support the organization of the study, particularly to define its scope, structure the information, and organize the findings.
The analysis concludes that Open Finance can become a strategic enabler for Banco GNB Sudameris, provided that its adoption goes beyond regulatory compliance and is supported by technological capabilities, robust data governance, change management, and clear mechanisms to protect customer information.
Diseño de un programa inclusivo para la educación infantil de la población Wayuu de Maicao
Jessica Carolina Sandoval Ramírez; Luisa Fernanda Garzón Núñez
This research aims to design an inclusive program focused on strengthening early childhood education within the Wayuu community of the municipality of Maicao, located in the department of La Guajira, Colombia. Education is a fundamental human right and a key factor in children's holistic development, as it promotes the formation of citizens who are capable of addressing the social, cultural, and economic challenges of their environment. In this context, it is
essential to promote strategies that ensure access to education, school retention, and high-quality educational opportunities for children belonging to vulnerable Indigenous communities.
Diseño de un protocolo de monitoreo técnico y control operacional para asegurar la conformidad fisicoquímica del recurso hídrico en la PTAP de nueva granada en la localidad de Sumapaz / Design of a Technical Monitoring and Operational Control Protocol to Ensure the Physicochemical Compliance of the Water Resource at the Nueva Granada Drinking Water Treatment Plant (PTAP) in the Sumapaz District
Munoz Arias Deivy Brando; Ruth Milena Suarez
This document aims to design a technical monitoring and operational control protocol as a management tool for the Drinking Water Treatment Plant, located in Nueva Granada village, Sumapaz locality, Bogotá D.C., Colombia. The research originated from deficiencies identified in the operation of the facility housing the DWTP equipment, mainly due to the lack of standardized documentation and procedures for monitoring, maintenance, follow-up of drinking water quality parameters, and operational activities. The study was conducted using an applied research approach with a mixed-method and proposal-oriented design. To carry out the research, a documentary audit was performed using the information provided by Consorcio Aguas de Sumapaz, the contractor responsible for the construction and implementation of the DWTP. The reviewed documentation included operation manuals and technical reports. Furthermore, a checklist was used during the audit to identify strengths, weaknesses, nonconformities, and opportunities for improvement. Based on the findings, a technical protocol was developed, including operational procedures, assigned responsibilities, monitoring frequencies, corrective actions, and standardized recording formats. This protocol is intended to serve as a practical tool to strengthen the drinking water treatment process and support the operational management of the DWTP for the benefit of the Nueva Granada community.