Contraloría advierte falta de recursos para políticas de perspectiva de género

La Contraloría General de Colombia identificó incumplimientos en la asignación de recursos para políticas de cuidado rural con enfoque de género entre 2016 y 2025.

La entidad revisó el Plan de Acción del Conpes 4143 y halló que el Ministerio de Agricultura reportó $11.719 millones sin una desagregación clara para actividades de cuidado rural.

Solo el 50% de las instituciones del sector agropecuario destina presupuesto específico para el Programa Nacional de Cuidado. La Contraloría señaló que esta situación limita el impacto de las medidas.

El ente de control pidió a la Agencia de Desarrollo Rural y a la Agencia Nacional de Tierras asignar recursos específicos y advirtió sobre riesgos por ajustes presupuestales y la posible desaparición del Ministerio de Igualdad.

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