Ley 229 de 1995 | Ley 229 de 1995 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 229 de 1995

This provision states that Law 229 of 1995 creates the citizen coexistence corporation for the Urabá region, called Conciudadana.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 229 de 1995
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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This provision states that Law 229 of 1995 creates the citizen coexistence corporation for the Urabá region, called Conciudadana. This provision creates the Conciudadana corporation for citizen coexistence in the Urabá region and sets it up as a national public establishment attached to the Ministry of the Interior. Conciudadana is given a list of functions for the Urabá region, mainly to promote coordination, public participation, access to services, and program oversight. The corporation’s board is made up of specified ministers, officials, governors, presidential representatives, and three mayors; the executive director may attend meetings and speak but cannot vote. The board’s functions include setting policy, adopting the budget and internal structure, delegating functions, and filing monthly reports to the National Government.

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