• Improving durable solutions and peacebuilding through Human Security Business Partnerships in post-Peace Agreement Colombia

    Duration: March 2019 - September 2022
    Budget: US$5,014,159
    Implementing Agencies: UNDP, UNHCR

    The programme will apply the Human Security Business Partnership framework to help structure and support sustained dialogue and trust between the government, communities and companies, including those most vulnerable, provide momentum to advance the peace process and reconciliation efforts, as well as advance progress towards the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in conflict-affected communities.
     

     

     
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    Improvement of human security conditions in Soacha through the development of an integrated and sustainable social protection system

    Duration: May 2010 - May 2013
    Budget: US$2,670,613
    Implementing Agencies: WHO/PAHO, OCHA, UNICEF, WFP, UNODC, UNIFEM, UNHCR, FAO

    The programme improved the overall human security of vulnerable groups in Soacha through a multi-sectoral response by seven UN agencies in collaboration with national and municipal authorities, civil society organisations, and the communities themselves. This led to an important multiplier effect where interventions in one area had positive impacts in other areas, while also providing incentives for people to engage in activities that benefited the entire community.
     

     

     
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    Support for IDPs in Colombia

    Duration: June 2004 - December 2005
    Budget: US$1,100,550
    Implementing Agencies: UNHCR

    By building the capacity of local organisations, the programme enabled IDP communities to engage with the relevant authorities responsible for their protection. Beneficiaries were offered direct legal, health and psychosocial counselling, as well as training in agricultural production and small business management.