The process of updating the socioeconomic model that is being developed in Cuba includes strategic and development management modifications, aimed at strengthening the self-management capacities of municipal governments and the non-state sector, which has affected the strategies that families have adopted for their development. Family strategies have been very diverse in the different community contexts of the country, and consequently it has been difficult for governors to make decisions when drawing up development plans, so it is vitally important to identify which are specifically the factors that have directly affected the strategies adopted by the families to be able to formulate future development plans in the different communities according to their characteristics. The study presented shows a case where changes in family strategies are manifested, influenced by the social and environmental context in which individuals interact, as well as their evolution over time and adaptation to new situations. Specifically, it is shown that the family strategies adopted by the population sectors in Gibara municipality in Cuba, have been influenced by the changes and the economic reordering that takes place in the country and the existing environmental conditions in that territory. In this sense, the factors with the highest incidence turned out to be: the exceptional physical characteristics that the municipality possesses, the delivery of land in usufruct to the inhabitants and the aging of the population. The research was carried out in three stages: an exploratory, a confirmatory and an evaluative one, in which qualitative and quantitative methods were combined that allowed the characterization of the territory, identifying the factors with the greatest incidence in the strategies and their evaluation.
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Sara Fernández Cruz, Virginia Hardy Casado, Olga Alicia Gallardo Milanés. (2022). Influencing Factors in Family Strategies in Gibara Municipality, Cuba. Research & Development, 3(2), 119-124. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.rd.20220302.18
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Sara Fernández Cruz; Virginia Hardy Casado; Olga Alicia Gallardo Milanés. Influencing Factors in Family Strategies in Gibara Municipality, Cuba. Res. Dev. 2022, 3(2), 119-124. doi: 10.11648/j.rd.20220302.18
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