The 090 Microregion Center account with ( 13 Municipalities) and North (2 Municipalities ), Department of Valle del Cauca, we are currently operating in 9 cities: Bugalagrande , Calima-Darien, Geneva, Guadalajara de Buga, El Cerrito, Restrepo, Riofrio, San Pedro, Trujillo, Tulua and Yotoco . CLIMATE: The average temperature in the region fluctuates between 23 and 24 ° C, which corresponds to the floor warm heat. The relative humidity varies in the range 65% -75%. It is an intertropical region with two rainy and two dry seasons per year. The first dry season between December and February, the first rainy season from March to May, the second dry season from June to September and the second rainy season from October to November. Annual precipitaion indices are: 1,589 mm in the north (133 days of rain), 1882 mm in the south (109 days of rain) and 938 mm in the center (100 days of rain).
ACCOMMODATION: More than 86% of the population lives in cities and county seats. The coverage of public services is of the highest in the country, highlighting the electrification, roads and education.
DISPLACED: The turf war between illegal armed groups is largely the cause of forced displacement by the native communities of the Pacific Vallecaucano, figures provided by the Vice President of the Republic, they realize that Cali currently houses approximately 61,608 people and the tenth in expulsions to 40,613 people during the period between 2001 and 2008. However, recent studies by the Observatory of peace from the governor of Valle del Cauca, show alarming figures on forced displacement and point eight municipalities that are home to more metropolitan areas, the main one being Buenaventura receivers with 34,586 displaced 38% of total Cali is followed by hosting the 31%, while cities like Dagua, Buga, Tulua, Jamundi, Palmira and Florida, they have a total of 20,789 people living in exile.
ECONOMY: The department is renowned for its sugar industry, which provides the markets of Colombia and nearby countries. Sugar is obtained from the large crops of sugarcane, which was brought to the department by Sebastian Belalcázar. It also highlights the industrial production city \u200b\u200bof Yumbo, where there are many companies, especially paper, chemicals and cement. The port of Buenaventura is Colombia's main port on the Pacific Ocean, allowing entry and exit of goods and is of great importance to the economy of the department and the country.
STRATEGY TOGETHER: Municipal Administrations of these municipalities have actively engaged in the development of their regions join the process of implementation of the Strategy Board that seeks to eradicate extreme poverty in the population in situation of displacement and vulnerability level 1 focused on the database and Families SISBEN Action.
