Evaluación de impacto de política pública del programa especial desarraigados: una aplicación cuantitativa

Abstract

The country's decades-long internal conflict and the secular poverty of a large segment of the population are perversely feeding each other. of the population are phenomena that perversely feed back on each other, which has forced the Colombian State to increasingly Colombian State to increasingly implement social programs and actions aimed at assisting households in a situation of poverty. to care for displaced population households that have been victims of acts that violate their human rights and which have of their human rights and that, simultaneously, have suffered detriment in their living conditions. living conditions. The physical poverty of this population is understood and analyzed as deprivation, absence of possibilities or lack of satisfaction of one or more basic needs to attain a decent standard of living (Vivas, 2005). standard of living (Vivas and Alvarado, 2000). The proposal under evaluation is the Special Program for the Uprooted Phase II, PED, financed by the European Community and Acción Social by the European Community and Acción Social. Although this program, as an important part of the of actions designed by the State to serve these households, takes into consideration the insufficiency of income and the and the inability to meet basic needs, because of the displaced population, it has an important role to play. population in a situation of displacement, it has a broad scope permeating aspects such as culture, seeking, first and foremost, the culture, seeking, above all, to contribute to the process of reconstructing the social fabric of the population displaced by the internal conflict. the population displaced by the internal conflict and the vulnerable population, specifically through reintegration projects, specifically, through social reintegration and socio-economic stability projects that emphasize the strengthening of community organization and local self-management, through the promotion of collective actions and the collective actions and community and institutional cooperation, which would ultimately lead to the families and communities and the affected families and communities to achieve the expected benefits.