Routes and Tools for Restorative Actions

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This report presents the findings and recommendations for the construction of a restorative territorial route in the Caquetá department of Colombia. The process arises as an initiative to strengthen reconciliation, forgiveness, and the restoration of the rights of the victims of the armed conflict, with the support of the Association of Municipalities of Caquetá (AMDELCA), the Government of Caquetá, GIZ, and REDCaquetáPaz.

The document revolves around three axes:

1. Territorial dialogues: Identification of disagreements, opportunities, and consensus on restorative justice.

2. Plans, programs, and projects: Mapping of resources and recommendations for their implementation.

3. Institutionalization: Strategies to integrate restorative actions into public policy.

National and international experiences in restorative justice are analyzed, including local initiatives such as humanitarian demining, community infrastructure reconstruction, and historical memory. Additionally, barriers such as mistrust, insecurity, and a lack of inter-institutional coordination are identified, and action pathways are proposed to overcome these challenges.

In conclusion, the report highlights the importance of consolidating a restorative territorial route, involving victims, former combatants, state entities, and the community at large, in order to strengthen the social fabric and ensure the non-repetition of the conflict.