Interseccionalidad y Reincorporación Económica en el Acuerdo de Paz en Colombia

The economic reincorporation of women signatories of the Peace Agreement has been shaped in an intersectional manner by gender, ethnicity, social class, geographic location, among others. This triggers risk factors such as an increase in the inequality gap and the low sustainability of their productive initiatives. This article aims to explore, from an intersectional perspective, the multiple dimensions of identity present in the experiences of economic reincorporation, and in particular, in the enterprises led by women signatories of the Peace Agreement. The AETCR1. Anorí and the NAR2 of San José de León in Mutatá are taken as case studies. For this purpose, information derived from in-depth interviews, a questionnaire on educational level, participant observation and participatory workshops with women signatories in the two selected cases will be used, all contextualised with a descriptive statistical analysis of the Data Integration Matrix of the Agency for Reincorporation and Normalization. The importance of the intersectional approach in economic reincorporation processes is highlighted, in order to embrace the complexities of the experiences and needs of women signatories and make it more inclusive and equitable.

Colombian peace agreement · Ethnicity · Gender inequality · Intersectionality · post-conflict Colombia · Social class · Women entrepreneurs · Conflict, Peace, and Violence in Colombia · Gender, Security, and Conflict · History and Politics in Latin America