Development co-operation policy:
- Overall aim: Directing the management of international cooperation that Colombia grants and receives towards its development priorities, responding to the country's challenges and opportunities on the international stage, with a view to strengthening its geostrategic positioning.
- Key objectives:
- Expanding the vision of national and territorial entities, facing the scope and trends of international cooperation for development
- Strengthening the management of international cooperation for development in national and territorial entities, under a focus on results, innovation and sustainability.
- Promoting the positioning of Colombia as a supplier of South-South Cooperation (SSC) and Triangular Cooperation (TC), through effective participation in different spaces such as regional integration and consultation mechanisms, regional and bilateral cooperation programs, among others.
- Implementing coordination mechanisms for international development cooperation and defining its governance at the national and territorial level.
- Defining criteria for prioritization of demand and the offer of international cooperation for development at the national and territorial level.
Aid Information Management System (AIMS):
NA
Development co-operation reports:
- Reports of international Cooperation Performance
- Released annually by the Government with some analysis
Development cooperation mechanisms:
Mechanism | Level and actors | Objectives and related policies |
Pacific Alliance | National level
| Economic and development initiative between four Latin American nations: Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru. The Alliance is a point of reference for business in the continent. |
Mixed Commission for Technical and scientific cooperation between the Dominican Republic and Colombia[SR1]
| National level
| High-level Commission between the government and Colombia for the technical cooperation.
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National System of International Cooperation
| National Level
International Level
| Main mechanism for coordination and articulation of cooperation actors.
The main objective of this mechanism is the management of non-reimbursable cooperation contributes to the achievement of the country's foreign policy objectives and is aligned with the development priorities of the national Government. |