Chapter 7. Comprehensive proposal

The structural premise of the comprehensive proposal for the improvement of the studied settlements is based on Edgar Morin’s tetragram, where interactions, disorder, order, and organization are necessarily interrelated and concatenated for the social construction of the habitat. Furthermore, the general territorial structure must be considered for territorial articulation, land-use planning, and development. This structure is integrated by: 1) the subject or researcher—the observer—who maintains a defined perspective on the subject; 2) the object of intervention, or the informal settlement; 3) the systemic territorial scales; 4) the transition space or the edge of the informal settlement; and 5) the environment (both immediate and mediate contexts).