Publicación:

Análisis del impacto de las capacidades de asociatividad para la gestión de proyectos productivos en la población vulnerable en el marco del conflicto armado con madres- padres cabeza de familia en tres municipios de la subregión del Ariari

Resumen

The dynamic that comes with the signing of the peace agreement in our country and therefore the institutional intervention and civil actors under the post-conflict dynamic, implies the need to prepare to face new challenges for the development of productive proposals that benefit the victim population, people in the process of reintegration and mothers-fathers head of family, who work under a model of solidarity economy in order to achieve a space where they self-manage and articulate efforts to generate dignified living conditions, development and agricultural economic growth grounded in the peasant economy. Methodologically this work is oriented through the Participatory Action Research (IAP), sustaining itself through surveys and interviews conducted with the target population who are participants in productive peasant projects. The intention of this document is to highlight social, productive, economic and environmental aspects of peasant family production and the associative organization of 56 families from the municipalities of Granada, San Martín and Fuentedeoro; The result of a process of inter-institutional intervention led by the Association of Veterinary medics and zootechnologist of the Eastern Plains AMEVEZLLANOS and with the support of the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), the Colombian Agency for Reintegration (ACR) and research hotbed of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics of the Cooperativa University of Colombia (Villavicencio). From the above itself present relevant aspects resulting from the analysis of the instruments and the methodology applied to be socialized to the scientific-academic community, and as a general conclusion it raises the need to strengthen the capacities of association and management of productive projects to attend the call of the post-conflict resolution.