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As a strategic partner, the Mission offers an innovative and adaptable model of international cooperation, built on over two decades of experience, territorial presence, and continuous engagement with stakeholders. This enables it to provide timely and context-sensitive recommendations to the Colombian State, addressing both achievements and ongoing challenges in peace consolidation. The 2025–2027 Institutional Strategic Plan is based on process and results-oriented management, aligning three strategic objectives with twelve mission and support processes. Following a detailed analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, MAPP/OAS reaffirmed the relevance of its flexible mandate, especially in regions most affected by conflict. In 2025/26, the Mission will play a key role in peace dialogues, strengthen institutions through knowledge sharing, and promote environmental governance and community participation. Its priorities include consolidating its support model, positioning its expertise for policy advocacy, contributing to environmental protection in conflict zones, and advancing gender and women’s rights agendas. Capacity building for dialogue and conflict transformation remains central, particularly for actors in socio-environmental conflicts and peace processes. The Mission will continue to provide analysis and recommendations on security, community impacts, and environmental issues, including the use of anti-personnel mines and contamination of water sources. Each year, MAPP/OAS adjusts its focus based on contextual analysis. In 2025, it will prioritise peace dialogues, victims’ rights, environmental and civilian impacts, safety conditions, implementation of the Final Peace Agreement, community engagement, transitional justice, and capacity building for peace.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-403\nTitle: Strategies for the implementation of the 2016 Peace Agreement, territorial transformation and peace consolidation\nDescription: Support the development and implementation of institutional strategies that mitigate the underlying causes of the conflict, through the improvement, acceleration, and monitoring of commitments derived from the 2016 Peace Agreement.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-404\nTitle: Strengthening territorial capacities for the implementation of the Women, Peace and Security agenda in Colombia.\nDescription: Over an eight-month period, under the leadership of CIASE and in partnership with CONAMIC and the MPS Collective, the project will consolidate and strengthen the political, institutional, territorial, and legal conditions that enable the effective, multi-level implementation of the National Action Plan for Resolution 1325. This will contribute to a transformative shift in how public institutions and feminist movements co-lead the Women, Peace and Security agenda, ensuring its integration into territorial realities, institutional practices, legal frameworks, and international \nadvocacy spaces.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-405\nTitle: Strengthen institutional & community capacities to drive peacebuildin & access to justice in conflict-affected areas in Colombia\nDescription: The main activities of the programme include strengthening institutional and community capacities to effectively drive peacebuilding processes in territories affected by armed conflict. This will be achieved through the implementation of specific protection systems for community leaders and human rights defenders, and by ensuring access to justice for the victims of the conflict. Additionally, the programme will support the creation and development of social cohesion and community development initiatives, promoting the active participation of local communities in rebuilding the social fabric and consolidating peace in their territories. These activities are designed to address both immediate needs and structural challenges, ensuring a sustainable and lasting impact in the affected areas.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-406\nTitle: Supporting communities, victims, and human rights defenders in preventing violence and insecurity, and ensuring their inclusion.\nDescription: The project purpose is to promote participation by enhancing conditions for communities, victims and human rights defenders (HRDs) with a focus on i) supporting their engagement in the Comprehensive System for Truth, Justice, Reparation and Non-Repetition (SIVJRNR by its acronym in Spanish) and ii) fostering a safe and enabling civic space in which HRDs can operate free from hindrance and insecurity.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-407\nTitle: King’s College London Military Ethics Course for Colombian Armed Forces on ethical decision-making in defence contexts\nDescription: Enhance ethical decision-making within the Colombian armed forces by delivering a military ethics program annually at the War College, aimed at intermediate and senior officers. This initiative supports the armed forces’ effective role in advancing the Colombian peace process.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-408\nTitle: Empowering Voices: Tackling Political Violence Against Women Leaders and political candidates in Colombia’s Pre-Election Period\nDescription: The purpose of the project is to strengthen protection mechanisms for addressing the risks of political violence faced by women's human rights defenders and candidates during the 2025-2026 electoral cycle in Colombia.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-409\nTitle: Strengthening prosecutorial methodology to investigate and dismantle organised criminal networks in Colombia (SPMOC)\nDescription: This project will strengthen the Prosecutor’s Office capacity to dismantle organised criminal networks by developing, validating, and beginning institutional adoption of a unified methodology to investigate and prosecute these structures as integrated criminal systems. The project will deliver: (1) a methodological and operational framework that sets principles, structured prosecutorial processes, analytical criteria, and practical tools; and (2) a specialised module for illicit economies linked to fuel-station networks, including typologies, risk indicators, territorial and financial linkages, and evidentiary routes.\nActivities include a diagnostic based on case analysis and practitioner consultations, a co-design workshop with territorial and central teams, iterative drafting and refinement of both components, and pilot use in selected units supported by case-based exercises. These activities will produce operational guidance and a practical adoption roadmap that supports internal uptake beyond the project period.\nThis system-focused approach improves strategic case design, strengthens analytical-investigative coordination, and enhances the State's ability to weaken criminal structures over time. UK support ensures methodological rigor, continuity with previous engagement, and independent quality assurance through strategic oversight, technical review, and financial support. At the same time, this methodological approach is aimed at reducing crime by enabling prosecutors to map and dismantle entire criminal networks rather than isolated nodes, preventing their regeneration.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-410\nTitle: Contribution to the United Nations Post-conflict Multi-donor Trust Fund in Colombia\nDescription: The Trust Fund for Sustaining Peace in Colombia supports coordinated responses for stabilization and peacebuilding. Aligned with CONPES 3850 guidelines, the Trust Fund finances thematic priorities that provide transparent, effective, and results-based solutions to immediate and medium-term post-conflict priorities in Colombia.\n\nTo ensure national ownership and improved coordination, the United Nations works with the Government of Colombia to mobilize funds for the coordination of interventions that support the national Rapid Response Strategy, early roll-out and scaling-up of agreements that cater to vulnerable communities, and address drivers of conflict as prioritized by national authorities.\n\nThe Trust Fund is closely aligned with the national stabilization strategy for Colombia. Strategic objectives support initiatives that:\n \nIncrease trust between local communities and authorities, strengthen rule of law and institutional mechanisms, and boost democratic participation in peace processes.\n\nIncrease community confidence in peace processes and their transformative potential, particularly for survivors of violence and communities of territories affected by armed conflict.\n\nAvoid and/or mitigate drivers of crime and violence (associated with armed conflict), and reduce the effects of coercion and violence (real and perceived).\n\nManage community and/or social conflict through early interventions that resolve or transform community demands into dialogue processes and prevent social rifts from expanding.\n\nAchieve early security, justice, and development wins that threaten to undermine peace processes and help stakeholders manage challenges.\n \n ID: GB-GOV-1-400581-411\nTitle: Lessons Learned and Policy Recommendations for Critical Issues in 2026 on Peace, Security and illicit crops in Colombia \nDescription: The project's purpose is to develop and socialize strategic roadmaps and public policy recommendations on critical issues related to peace, security and illicit crops through practical research exercises and closed-door exchanges with key practitioners (including current and former public officials, negotiators, experts and local leaders), with the aim of informing the 2026 electoral debate and helping mitigate the current instability affecting the peace and security agenda. \nThe proposed project includes three components aimed at generating evidence-based roadmaps for the next national government on territorial security and illicit crop dynamics: (i) a diagnostic component at both the national and territorial levels to assess the current situation and the impacts of actions undertaken in key peace and security areas; (ii) an analytical component aimed at identifying lessons learned from past security and drug policies; and (iii) a forward-looking component that formulates evidence-based recommendations for future presidential candidates and decision-makers in 2026, grounded in the diagnoses and insights gained regarding Colombia’s peace, security and illicit crops policies.\nThe overall approach will be carried out through a variety of methodologies and activities, with a strong emphasis on high-level, closed-door dialogue and exchange with key practitioners, experts and communities. For the purposes of this project, \"practitioners and experts\" refers to current and former public officials at both national and territorial levels, social leaders with experience in peace, security and illicit crops-related initiatives, members of international organizations with territorial presence, private sector representatives, and academics.\nThe findings of this project, across its two lines of analysis (illicit crops and territorial security), will be shared and discussed progressively with presidential candidates and their technical teams.\n", "_version_":1864125461703950336 }] } }