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Item Gerencia de proyectos aplicada a la Escuela de Formación Política, Liderazgo y Género de CundinamarcaPardo Guzman Lilia Katerine; Molina Galvis Wendy GisethThe School of Political Training and Gender of Cundinamarca, seen through project management: strong mandate, incipient planning, and a gap between institutional aims and women's needs. Proposes improvements and evaluating impact in 2027.Item Inseguridad y gestión de riesgos en conductores de movilidad por apps en Bogotá D.C. 2026ESPITIA MORENO VIRNA LISAThis study analyzes the insecurity incidents and exposure factors faced by digital mobility platform drivers in Bogotá D.C. during 2026, aiming to formulate technical guidelines for an urban risk management project. Utilizing a mixed methodological approach with exploratory, descriptive, and explanatory scopes, a structured survey was administered to a sectorial sample of 384 active drivers alongside semi-structured interviews with union leaders. Quantitative results reveal that aggravated robbery (42%) and digital identity theft (28%) constitute the primary criminal modalities, heavily catalyzed by critical exposure factors such as cash payment collection (54%), night and early morning time frames (85%), and socio-spatial concentration in the southern periphery localities (48%). Furthermore, a profound inefficiency gap was identified in formal corporate (81%) and state security mechanisms, prompting the emergence of autonomous informal networks for collective self-protection (89%). The study concludes with an urgent need to structure predictive and ex-ante managerial guidelines, formally aligned with the recent District Agreement 1056 of 2026, aimed at safeguarding the physical integrity of the labor factor through API technological integrations with state emergency centers and selective financial restrictions.Item La influencia del liderazgo transformacional en el desempeño organizacional: una revisión de literatura"Ivon Zareth Aguilera Zapata; Carlos Andres Gonzalez TriviñoThe purpose of this study is to analyze the relationship between transformational leadership and project team performance, identifying trends, associated variables, and research gaps in the recent literature. The study was conducted through a systematic literature review based on selection and analysis criteria applied to research published between 2021 and 2026 in recognized academic databases. Fifteen studies were analyzed, including empirical studies, literature reviews, and metaanalyses, in order to identify the main relationships between transformational leadership and performance at different levels of analysis. The results show a positive association between transformational leadership and various dimensions related to team and project performance, including team building, teamwork, trust, job satisfaction, empowerment, innovation, reflexivity, and resilience. The findings also indicate that these relationships may vary according to contextual factors such as culture, project complexity, and the methodological characteristics of the studies. It is concluded that transformational leadership may contribute to project team performance; however, the available evidence presents methodological and contextual differences that limit the generalizability of the findings. Therefore, further longitudinal research and studies specifically focused on project teams are needed to gain a deeper understanding of the mechanisms through which transformational leadership is related to team performance.Item Sistema modular de captación de aguas lluvias conectado a la red hidráulica residencial en la Sabana CentroMelo Zamora Luisa FernandaThe Sabana Centro region of Bogotá is undergoing rapid urbanization, increasing the demand on an already deficient water system. Recent studies project that water supply and demand in the region will equalize by 2030, necessitating complementary supply alternatives. This article analyzes the feasibility of a modular rainwater harvesting system connected to the residential water network as a strategy to reduce potable water consumption by 20% in urban and rural homes in Sabana Centro. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, with a hybrid methodological framework that integrates the performance domains of the PMBOK Guide (seventh edition) with the five phases of Design Thinking (empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test). A non-probability sample of 58 households from the municipalities of Cajicá, Chía, and Cota was used, with data collected through surveys, document analysis, and triangulation. The expected results include a technical proposal for a modular system and an assessment of its technical, economic, and social feasibility based on a prototype. The main contribution of the study is to demonstrate whether it is feasible to implement a rainwater harvesting system connected to the internal hydraulic network of the house, demonstrating a measurable and replicable alternative to reduce total dependence on the conventional water supply in contexts of increasing water stress.Item Sistema modular de captación de aguas lluvias.pdfMelo Zamora Luisa FernandaThe Sabana Centro region of Bogotá is undergoing rapid urbanization, increasing the demand on an already deficient water system. Recent studies project that water supply and demand in the region will equalize by 2030, necessitating complementary supply alternatives. This article analyzes the feasibility of a modular rainwater harvesting system connected to the residential water network as a strategy to reduce potable water consumption by 20% in urban and rural homes in Sabana Centro. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, with a hybrid methodological framework that integrates the performance domains of the PMBOK Guide (seventh edition) with the five phases of Design Thinking (empathize, define, ideate, prototype, and test). A non-probability sample of 58 households from the municipalities of Cajicá, Chía, and Cota was used, with data collected through surveys, document analysis, and triangulation. The expected results include a technical proposal for a modular system and an assessment of its technical, economic, and social feasibility based on a prototype. The main contribution of the study is to demonstrate whether it is feasible to implement a rainwater harvesting system connected to the internal hydraulic network of the house, demonstrating a measurable and replicable alternative to reduce total dependence on the conventional water supply in contexts of increasing water stress.