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Revista Lasallista de Investigación
Print version ISSN 1794-4449
Abstract
RAIGOSO ESPINOSA, Juan David; JIMENEZ GALINDO, Javier; MONTEJO PIEDRAHITA, Deiby Jhoan and CANO SALDANA, Alexander. Participation of the Rural Population of the Municipality of Filandia in the Social Security Systems. Rev. Lasallista Investig. [online]. 2022, vol.19, n.1, pp.235-251. Epub Feb 08, 2023. ISSN 1794-4449. https://doi.org/10.22507/rli.v19n1a14.
Introduction:
Socio Economic development in rural areas is enhanced by the social security systems. These help societies with a high inequality index, protecting the most vulnerable individuals in a society.
Objective:
Analyze the participation of the rural population of the municipality of Filandia in the social security systems for the year 2020.
Materials and methods:
A stratified sample was carried out with a 90 % of confidence level and a sampling error of 5 % to the municipality's 24 rural communities. The sample was 239 estates and the software Stata® was used to analyze the different variables identified in this study.
Results:
It was found that the rural areas of the municipality of Filandia are highly informal: 74.06% of the population does not contribute to social security, 71.55 % participate in subsidized health, and 81.59 % are not protected from occupational hazards. Additionally, it was found an inverse relationship between education and informality. Moreover, the lower the income level a person has, together with a low SISBEN level, the greater the probability of not contributing to the social security systems.
Conclusions:
the individuals in the rural areas of this municipality are vulnerable to economic and sanitary debacles; increasing the probability to fall into poverty traps. Likewise, poor labor conditions limit access to high-quality health and educational services, competitiveness in relation to other sectors, and deepen social inequalities.
Keywords : Social Security; Rural Population; Informality; Poverty; Participation Rate.