Sustainable Peace through Collaboration

PASO Colombia mobilizes the local intelligence and resources of remote rural communities, and connects it to national and international institutional knowledge, capital, and markets.

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Our Pillars of Innovation

Building Community

PASO works with communities as partners, transforming them into promoters of the sustainable development of their territories .

Building Markets

PASO and communities collaborate to collectively create economic opportunities to put war behind us.

Sustainable Production

Combining local knowledge with permanent technical support, we promote practices so that productive projects are sustainable and friendly with local resources.

Our Achievements

2,368
Jobs Generated
63
Stakeholders
USD $11.5M
Value of Current CCPs
89%
of the participants perceive that the social fabric of their communities has been strengthened.

What We Do

Rural Alternative Schools (ERA)

Rural Alternative Schools (ERAs) are productive and educational collaboration platforms where private, public and community resources are used to promote sustainable rural development.

Voices from the Territory

A project that empowers the voice of cultural and communication collectives building peace in 40 of the municipalities most affected by violence and poverty in Colombia.

Peace Networks

Peace Networks to promote sustainable development through networking in areas affected by decades of conflict.

Contingency Plan to Support Ex-coca Grower Families

One Earth Future’s PASO Colombia program has designed and implemented a Contingency Plan to support families registered in the government’s National Comprehensive Program for the Substitution of Illicit Crops (PNIS).

The border as a corridor of prosperity

Recognizing the migration issues the country has faced in recent years, PASO has developed two projects to strengthen productive capacities through collaborative efforts between Venezuelans and the vulnerable Colombian population.

Women Seeding Peace - Life After Coca

This series presents stories of transformation, sharing the lives of women who have left illicit crops behind to sow a new future of peace in their communities

Research & Reports

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A Different Approach to the Reincorporation of Ex-Combatants
Juan Fernando Lucio, director of PASO, published an article in IntechOpen with his reflections on the reincorporation perspective adopted in the…
Tracking our impact
Tracking Our Impact
The results have allowed PASO to monitor the impact of its model over the years and make data-driven decisions.
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The Base of the Mountain
This is a research of the ERA of Miranda, recognizing its impacts and contributions to the construction of peace and sustainable development in the…
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Developing Sustainable Alternatives to Coca Crops
Encouraging report of Notre Dame Mendoza College of Business reveals “PASO’s Magic” making an in-depth examination of its coca reduction program.
Report of the Dialogues for Peace Forum in the East of Cali
This report analyses and summarizes the results of the first forum "Let's Dialogue for Peace from Our Territories ¡Peace is Ours!” held in…
1900 Peace Initiatives in Colombia
1900 Peace Initiatives in Colombia
Characterization and analysis of the peace initiatives of civil society in Colombia (1985-2016).

 

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