CONSCIOUS PLANNING FOR THE APPLICABLE CLIMATE IN URBAN DEVELOPMENT

PLANIFICACIÓN CONSCIENTE AL CLIMA

Abstract

This article shows the progress that the countries of Peru, Chile and Ecuador have had in meeting the sustainable development goals of the 2030 agenda, and what have been some of their most representative investments, showing these results in a qualitative way. The methodology used has been descriptive and exploratory. To develop this work, official sources were reviewed. Of which Ecuador is currently considered to be self-sufficient in electricity generation. The efficiency and sustainability of the electricity sector is due to the large investments made in the generation, transmission and distribution segments, making it possible to double the installed capacity of renewable energy sources, thus registering 11.1% in 2014, reaching 16 , 1% in 2017, in the case of Chile, has implemented a series of actions that make it possible to better face climate change, including the National Policy for Disaster Risk Management; the National Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change and sectoral adaptation plans; the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDS); promoting unconventional renewable energy sources; among other measures. Peru, due to its pate, has grown economically, reduced poverty, it is more aware of its social and environmental responsibility, but it still has to make a qualitative leap towards development. To do this, the global scenario in which Peru has been a leader has set the course for us. The tools are available, all that is missing is the integrated and supportive commitment of all.