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the understanding of vulnerability management makes it possible to
and resilience to global threats such comprehensively face threats and
as climate variability and change generate empirical predictions of risk
(Surendran Nair et al. 2016). The due to climate change. Under these
estimation of the risk due to climate conditions, the irrigation district of Alto
change in highly heterogeneous areas Chicamocha (Boyacá), being understood
such as irrigation districts, allows the as a dynamic, complex, articulating
anticipation of actions in the face and integrating entity, in such a way
of mitigation or adaptation of the that the estimation of the risk due
agroecological system in the face of to climate change, where agriculture
highly changing global energy changes, is the central axis of Analysis of the
in this way, the bias by evaluation of economic importance that it has within
a single component of the system, the structuring of the Chicamocha River
automatically increases uncertainty, by basin, being the industrial corridor of
not taking intervening variables such as Boyacá and the area with the highest
production technology and the internal bulb onion production in the country,
and external economy of the system; will allow the planning of adaptation
The vulnerability analyzes due to climate and mitigation measures to ensure its
change have shown that the inclusion sustainability integral.
of variables such as institutional risk

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