PROPUESTA DE ACTUALIZACIÓN Y MEJORA DEL PROCEDIMIENTO INPEC PARA EL DESARROLLO DEL PROGRAMA RESOCIALIZADOR PARA POSTULADOS Y DESMOVILIZADOS ACORDE A LA LEY DE JUSTICIA Y PAZ

Abstract

The research project proposes the updating and improvement of the INPEC procedure for the development of the resocialization program for applicants and demobilized individuals under the framework of the Justice and Peace Law. It focuses on optimizing resocialization processes through industrial engineering methodologies, identifying inefficiencies, and proposing solutions to enhance the program’s adaptability, effectiveness, and sustainability.

Currently, resocialization programs face challenges such as resource shortages, lack of effective monitoring, and recidivism. To address these issues, the study integrates process optimization tools, efficient resource management, and continuous improvement, applying Total Quality Management (TQM) principles.

The research follows a mixed-method approach, incorporating qualitative and quantitative analysis, including surveys and impact evaluation using performance indicators. The goal is to establish structured improvements in the planning and execution of the program, ensuring effective social reintegration.

In conclusion, this study aims to transform resocialization processes in the National Order Detention Centers (ERON), contributing to reducing recidivism and strengthening peace and social cohesion in Colombia through a fairer and more efficient prison system.