Análisis Del Acceso De Los Pueblos Y Comunidades Indígenas En Colombia Al Sistema De Compras Y Contratación Pública.

Abstract

The present research work aims to analyze the ways of access, advantages, and difficulties faced by Indigenous peoples and communities in Colombia when participating in the public procurement and contracting system. It will begin with the identification of the regulatory framework and legal regime applicable to contracting with Indigenous peoples and communities in Colombia. Subsequently, it will determine the ways Indigenous communities access the public procurement system and state contracting, as well as their legal nature as Entities of Special Public Law and their legal capacity to contract with the State. Finally, it will analyze the forms of access, advantages, and common disadvantages faced by Indigenous peoples and communities in accessing the public contracting system, such as transparency, state contracting, corruption, crime, and legislation; thus, constructing a clear overview of Indigenous communities' access to procurement and contracting systems in the country.