Games

Test your knowledge of the peace process with quizzes, interactive maps and puzzles

Quizzes

 

Who said it?

Identify who made these statements related to the peace process.
 

How much do you know about the peace process?

Test your basic knowledge about the peace process in this quiz.
 

How much do you know about the exploratory phase of the peace process?

Test your knowledge about what happened in the secret phase of the peace process.

Maps

 

Do you know what the PDET subregions are and where they are located?

Find the 16 subregions of the Development Programs with a Territorial Focus (PDETs, in Spanish) on the map. In the context of the Peace Agreement, the PDETs are a planning and management instrument aimed at transforming the territories most affected by the armed conflict, poverty, weakness of public institutions, and the presence of crops used for illicit purposes.
 

Do you know the areas where the FARC-EP gathered after signing the Peace Agreement?

Find on the map the 19 Transitional Local Zones for Normalization (ZVTNs, in Spanish) and the 7 Transitional Local Points for normalization (PTNs, in Spanish), areas established under the Peace Agreement for FARC-EP ex-combatants’ concentration, demobilization, and reincorporation.

Puzzles

 

FARC-EP journey to the Transitional Local Zones for Normalization

As part of combatants’ process to lay down arms and transition to civilian life, FARC-EP members traveled from different parts of the country to the pre-grouping points, sites where the Transitional Local Zones for Normalization (ZVTNs, in Spanish) were later built.
 

Signing of the Peace Agreement with the FARC-EP by President Juan Manuel Santos in Cartagena

On September 26, 2016, in Cartagena, the parties signed the Agreement to End the Armed Conflict and Build a Stable and Lasting Peace.
 

Removal of FARC-EP caches

As part of the laying down of arms process, the FARC-EP established and provided the location of multiple caches that contained the war materials and weaponry it had accumulated throughout its armed struggle. With support from the Monitoring and Verification Mechanism, these materials were removed and subsequently disposed of.
 

Meeting between ethnic delegates and the Negotiation Table

As part of including the ethnic approach in the Peace Agreement, on June 27, 2016, a delegation made up of members of different ethnic groups (primarily Afro-Colombian people and Indigenous communities) met with members of the negotiating teams in Havana.
 

Completion of the process to disable and destroy FARC-EP weapons

Completion of the process to disable and destroy FARC-EP weapons After the FARC-EP’s laying down of arms—a process that included the collection of 8,994 firearms, 38,255 kilograms of explosives, and 11,015 grenades, among other war materials, by the UN Mission in Colombia—the Mission proceeded to disable these weapons.
 

Completion of the process to remove all FARC-EP weaponry

On August 15, 2017, in the presence of President Juan Manuel Santos, the UN Verification Mission completed the process to remove the containers with FARC-EP weapons from the local zones. This concluded the laying down of arms process by FARC-EP members and led to the next step: disabling and destroying the weapons to build the three agreed monuments.
 

Signing of the bilateral and definitive ceasefire and cessation of hostilities

On August 26, 2016, President Juan Manuel Santos, in the presence of his ministers and negotiating team, signed Decree 1386 of 2016, which ordered the bilateral and definitive ceasefire and cessation of hostilities between the national government and the FARC-EP.
 

Image of the General Agreement

After almost a year of attempts to begin talks and of exchanges, meetings, and negotiations (in the secret phase of the peace process), the plenipotentiary delegates of the government of Colombia and the plenipotentiaries and members of the FARC-EP, with the governments of Cuba and Norway as witnesses, reached an agreement on how the peace negotiations would be carried out (including the agenda).
 

Inclusion of the gender approach in the agreements

As part of including a gender approach in the Peace Agreement, a Gender Subcommittee was created in June 2014. In parallel with the Negotiation Table, it worked to integrate gender into all the agreements reached by the parties.