Abstract
This study evaluates sustainability in the management of climate services in Puracé, Cauca, using an agroecological and participatory approach. Through the multicriteria analysis method and the use of the NAIADE software (Novel Approach to Imprecise Assessment and Decision Environments), climate adaptation alternatives were identified and prioritized, enabling consensus-building among local stakeholders. The results underscore the importance of integrating scientific and traditional knowledge to strengthen climate resilience in the region. Key alternatives include training on climate variability and knowledge management. This study emphasizes the value of an integrative and collaborative approach to addressing environmental challenges in rural communities.