Transforming Lives

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The publication documents the socioeconomic inclusion strategy developed through the SI FRONTERA and ProMiRe I and II programmes, focusing on the creation of formal employment opportunities for migrants, refugees, returnees, and host communities in Colombia. It presents the Public Private Partnerships (iPPP) model, through which GIZ connects private companies, public institutions, and other stakeholders to create employment opportunities and strengthen business capacities. The document describes the process of identifying common objectives, defining commitments, formalizing partnerships, creating jobs, and monitoring agreements. It presents experiences from sectors including agriculture, services, food production, floriculture, and agrobiological products, supported by quantitative results, testimonies, and personal stories. Reported results include more than 1,300 formal jobs created through 15 agreements. The publication concludes with lessons learned concerning migration regularization, inclusion of host communities, institutional coordination, and the sustainability of employment opportunities.

Key contents:

• Socioeconomic inclusion of migrants, refugees, and returnees.
• Public-private partnerships for formal employment generation.
• Public Private Partnerships (iPPP) strategy.
• Success stories and business experiences.

Lessons learned on labour integration and institutional coordination.