Blog 6: How can geography make the world a better place?

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Hello everyone, I hope you have a great day!!!!

In what ways can geography help a better place? I want to start by saying that geography is the social science that talks about territories, places and people's daily lives. So it is a profession that works for people.


Geography works in the territories creating safe and equality spaces, or at least that will be the premise under which I as a professional want to guide my work. We know that the Latin American Region is very unequal within cities as well as rural areas, and the most vulnerable are exposed to greater natural and socioeconomic risks, as we have seen with the COVID-19 pandemic.



Advancing in risk assessment is fundamental for the management of natural, social and biological hazards. This management must be done from the territories, in a decentralized way. That is why I want to contribute by working in region, from a small town, where many sometimes do not reach.



 


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