Control en la asignación y ejecución de los recursos de la población indígena

Abstract

Indigenous towns as an independent ethnic group have their own values and principles as well as their distinguished rights in the Magna Carta where indigenous peoples are recognized and empower their authorities to apply public functions in their territories corresponding to their own rules and procedures, likewise, their collective rights of aboriginal peoples in autonomy to the ownership of their lands are recognized, the administration of natural resources they have, autonomy in their cultural identity, self-government in human rights standards.

Indigenous Territorial Entities (ITEs). As articles 286 and 287 of the CP express, departments, districts, municipalities and indigenous territories are territorial departments. Which enjoy autonomy for the management of their interests, within the limits of the Constitution and the law (Díaz, Moreno, Urango & Castro, 2017. p 10).

In the resources management of the General System of Participations - GSP, according to Constitution, it provides autonomy under parameters that indigenous population must keep, but the distribution and use of them for the services of the population are not inspected to a greater extent, it means that the indigenous reservation can directly request and use the use of these resources without greater control, only with the petition of compliance with certain administrative requirements