Los 284 km of tollroad that shelter the road project Santa Marta - Riohacha - Paraguachón, become Corpoguajira's concern due to the inadequate management of solid waste that affects citizens' right of way, putting their lives at risk..

Members of the Santa Marta concession meet at work tables led by Corpoguajira – Riohacha – Paraguachón, with the National Infrastructure Agency (YEARS) and the mayors of the municipalities located on the road; to formulate the action plan that includes environmental education sessions led by Corpoguajira and the corporate social responsibility office of the concession.

The initial meeting was held with the mayor of Dibulla Bienvenido Mejía whose commitment was to present an action plan for his area that allows guaranteeing the right of way and thus the right to life of road users..

These types of meetings will be held with each of the mayors of the municipalities that cover the road in its entirety.: Dibulla, Maicao, India, Uribia, Manaure and Maicao, in this way the social and environmental commitment of the Santa Marta – Riohacha concession is validated. – Paraguachón with citizens.

Dibulla and Maicao present true sources of contamination as a consequence of the inadequate disposal of solid waste. The existence of a market on the road in Mingueo – Dibulla is perhaps the most critical situation on the road..

To formulate the action plan, inspections will be carried out on the road with the participation of officials from each municipality., starting with Dibulla and Riohacha.

These routes will allow us to detect new sources of disturbance on the road and generate the adjusted design of an action plan for the proper management and disposal of solid waste., that forces the immediate intervention of the territorial entity with cleaning days, waste collection, evacuation of foreign elements and environmental education campaigns to minimize the possible risks that this situation generates in the lives of users and environmentally in all surrounding areas.