Sustitución de cultivos ilícitos, retos para la construcción de paz

Abstract

The first five years have passed since the signing of the Peace Agreement in Colombia, the main public policy framework on Integral Rural Reform, Political Participation, the End of the Conflict, the solution to the problem of illicit drugs and the Victims of the Conflict. These five topics were analyzed by the Dialogues on Memory, Reconciliation and Peace Study Group of the School of Government and International Relations of Universidad Santo Tomás. This study group had the participation of undergraduate students who participated in the classroom project of the academic space Memory, Reconciliation and Peace, who analyzed the progress and setbacks that each of the points of the Peace Agreement has had in these 5 years of implementation as a problematic core that contributes to the line of research Security and Political Justice focused on the study of peace and political transformation scenarios, and the Sustainable Development Goal SDG: Peace, justice and strong institutions as inputs for understanding the problems of this goal.

The researchers in training of this study group had the purpose of learning, reflecting and communicating about the five years of Peace in Colombia, elaborating political analysis through the creation of 5 podcasts and 5 policy briefs as creative and high impact dissemination tools.