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Bogota-Cundinamarca has positioned itself in the national context as the most important economic region in Colombia. Likewise, Cundinamarca is the main strategic partner of Bogotá, due to its strategic proximity and for being the main food supplier of the country's capital. Cundinamarca is administratively organized into 15 provinces made up of 116 municipalities. Eight provinces made up of 59 municipalities are part of the jurisdiction of the Bogota Chamber of Commerce, some of which are larger in population and number of companies than some of the country's major cities. For example, the province of Soacha has 427,380 inhabitants and 4,913 companies, while the population of cities such as Pereira and Santa Marta is 424,230 inhabitants and 413,006 inhabitants respectively. Currently, the CCB has coverage in Bogotá D. C., and 59 municipalities that are grouped into eight provinces: Almeidas, Guavio, Medina, Oriente, Sabana Centro, Soacha, Sumapaz and Ubaté.
More than 55% of the population of Cundinamarca resides in the provinces of Soacha, Sabana Centro and Sabana Occidente. Seventy-five percent of the population is in Bogotá and 25% in Cundinamarca. Source: Dane. 2019. Population projections by municipality.
Bogota has higher density than the region. Source: Secretaría Distrital de Planeación, Gobernación de Cundinamarca and Findeter. 2018.
Bogota decreased the percentage of households with total housing deficit from 6.5 % in 2014 to 4.6 % in 2017. Source: Secretaría Distrital de Planeación, Gobernación de Cundinamarca and Findeter. 2018. Bogota Region Urban Footprint Study.
The Bogota Chamber of Commerce is committed to the prosperity of the region.
Source: Bogota Chamber of Commerce. 2019.
Central and Western Sabana are the most competitive in Cundinamarca.
Source: Universidad del Rosario (CEPEC) and Gobernación de Cundinamarca. 2018. (ICPC).
Companies renewed and registered 2019, according to province in Cundinamarca
Source: Dirección de Gestión de Conocimiento, based on Registro Mercantil, Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá. 2019.
Jurisdiction of the chambers of commerce in the provinces of Cundinamarca
Source: Congress of the Republic, Decree 622 of 2000.