The Las Margaritas neighborhood of the ten commune of Riohacha is the new purpose of participatory recovery of neighborhoods for urban environmental management led by Corpoguajira. Participatory Management is the environmental education program that allows inhabitants to be architects of their own development and participate in a governance process for the identification and search for solutions to their problems in this case., ambiental.

On the initiative of the residents of the neighborhood, An agreement of wills will be signed that allows priority to be given to actions for the proper disposal of solid waste as an environmental recovery strategy.. The consolidation of PROCEDA “Recycling route with social value”, will demonstrate the alliance sealed between Corpoguajira and Interaseo S.A.S E.S.P. for the fulfillment of the objective.

The agreement of wills is considered the course of all the environmental education strategies and cleaning days estimated for the recovery of the neighborhood.. Environmental education strategies will be implemented by members of the alliance: Corpoguajira e Interaseo S.A.S. E.S.P. which includes a guide to promote the culture of recycling, planning, execution and control of activities, the provision of the utilization service and the facilities of the ECAs (Sorting and Storage Station).

On these occasions, the construction of an “ecopark” will be the result of the recycling actions of the inhabitants of the sector., the consolidation of the network of environmental observers of the place, partner transformation- environmental and learning about recycling and separation at source for economic benefit, are visible as the great results of the neighborhood recovery strategy.

The Las Margaritas neighborhood is located in commune ten of Riohacha. His more than 850 inhabitants are displaced, migrants and wayúu; They live in extreme poverty and their daily sustenance comes from underemployment. Overpopulation has generated unlivable environmental conditions in the neighborhood due to excessive pollution resulting from ignorance about the benefits of good environmental practices., separation from sources and use of recyclable or reusable material.