Will Peace Destroy the Colombian Amazon? Territories, ‘Post-conflict’ and Deforestation = La Paz Destruirá la Amazonía Colombiana? Territorios, ‘Post-conflicto’ y Deforestación

• Will Peace Destroy the Colombian Amazon? Territories, ‘Post-conflict’ and Deforestation = La Paz Destruirá la Amazonía Colombiana? Territorios, ‘Post-conflicto’ y Deforestación Enlace externo
  en Biblioteca Virtual del Banco de la República

Registro bibliográfico

• Título: Will Peace Destroy the Colombian Amazon? Territories, ‘Post-conflict’ and Deforestation = La Paz Destruirá la Amazonía Colombiana? Territorios, ‘Post-conflicto’ y Deforestación
• Autor: Cote Rojas, Luis Carlos
• Publicación original: 2017-09-05
• Descripción física: PDF
• Notas de reproducción original: Digitalización realizada por la Biblioteca Virtual del Banco de la República (Colombia)
• Notas:
  • Amazonas (Colombia)
  • Resumen: The great paradox of the current post-agreement transition might be its implications for the country's environment. The success or failure of addressing environmental considerations during the Agreement implementation could lead either to peacebuilding opportunities based on sustainable development, or to the country’s natural heritage destruction. The research argues that the Amazon natural heritage would be destroyed unless significant environmental considerations are merged with the established socio-economic priorities during the post-agreement. Attaining sustainable territorial development based on robust communities’ engagement, stable state presence and a better land management model is pressing. Although the peacebuilding path, as well as the sustainable territorial development, requires incremental structural changes at a national level, it is suggested that the Development Programmes with a Territorial-Based Approach (PDETs), as mechanisms of the Final Agreement’s implementation, could lead to a potential environmental peace in some of the Amazon’s prioritized municipalities. The overall aim of the research is to enhance the understanding of the relationship between the Colombian territories, post-agreement and deforestation, in order to determine to what extent the Colombian Amazon forest coverage could change during the post-agreement period. In doing so, the research establishes exploratory trends of the deforestation and armed conflict relationship, describes the main characteristics of the post-agreement environmental paradox and explores the case of the PDETs.
  • Resumen: Amazon forest; Amazonía; Deforestación; Deforestation; Paz; Peace; Post-conflict; Post-conflicto; Territoriality; Territorios
  • © Derechos reservados del autor
  • Colfuturo
• Forma/género: tesis
• Idioma: inglés
• Institución origen: Biblioteca Virtual del Banco de la República
• Encabezamiento de materia:
  • Ciencias sociales; Ciencias sociales / Administración pública y ciencia militar; Ciencias sociales / Problemas y servicios sociales - asociaciones