Theoretical Approach to Territorial Development and Socioeconomic Vulnerability in the Agricultural Sector to Suport Agroturism
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The agricultural and productive impulse in general is an inseparable part of territorial development and therefore of human progress. By the way, the Guidelines and the Economic and Social Policy of the Party and the Revolution, approved in the VIII Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba, are strategies proposed to guide the socioeconomic management of the country. The following article shows a reflection on the fundamental concepts and trends related to territorial development and socioeconomic vulnerability in the agricultural sector in a way that facilitates its correct operation of agroturism and guarantees sustainable development. Theoretical methods were used such as analysis and synthesis, historical-logical, structural systemic; and empirical ones such as scientific observation, interviews, study of normative documents, among others. As a result, the foundations were laid for the theoretical-practical deepening of the research and a group of conditions are exposed that allow the identification of socioeconomic vulnerability in the agricultural sector as a decisive factor for sustainable territorial development for planning agroturism. From the reflection carried out in this study and from both the theoretical and practical contribution, the need to identify socioeconomic vulnerability in the agricultural sector is demonstrated in order to achieve sustainability of agricultural businesses, as well as economic and social regeneration of the territory in question. harmony with the environment; anywhere in the world.
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