DISTRIBUTION OF SPORTS SCENARIOS IN THE CITY OF MEDELLÍN: CONDITIONS OF POSSIBILITY FOR ACCESSING THEM IN ORDER TO IMPROVE CITIZENS’ LIFE QUALITY.
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.63990Keywords:
Human rights. Sports equipment. Public policies. Social indicators.Abstract
The article presents the results of the application of the Development Index and Sports Access (IDAD) under the study Sports Scenarios and the Articulated Life Unit (UVA) in the city’s active dynamics, which sought to establish the relationship between these and social objectives. We worked under a quantitative-qualitative perspective, using the IDAD, conversations, workshops, formats, and socializations. The present text addresses the IDAD. In this context, the research was able to highlight the importance of the relationship between access and distribution for equity as one of the main problems related to social objectives and contributed with proposals and possible routes for strengthening the sector’s public policy in the city based on sports scenarios as a condition of possibility.
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