El Buen Vivir  is a multiplatform project of the National Commission for Communication of Indigenous Peoples, CONCIP (Spanish: Comision Nacional de Comunicacion de los Pueblos Indigenas), with the support of MinTIC (Ministry of Information Technologies and Communications; Spanish: Ministerio de Tecnologías de la Información y Comunicaciones), which invites you to discover a part of our immense cultural richeness of us, the original peoples of Colombia. We want to share our solution models to different problems associated with modernity. It is not a simple recipe book, but rather ideals and practices inspired by different approaches to solidarity economy, food sovereignty, rights of nature, protection of biodiversity, defense of the territory, good governance, spiritual communication, conflict resolution and citizen coexistence in a cultural difference.

We are proud to present the first season of El Buen Vivir , created collaboratively by Colombian indigenous audiovisual communicators from the Arhuaco, Barasano, Wiwa, U’wa, Guna Dule, Pastos, Wayuu, Kamentša, Murui Muina M+n+ka and Muinane communities to share their unique viewpoints and perspectives. Throughout the nine short films, ten podcasts, three 360° experiences and digital expansions, we will be transported to their homelands, get an understanding of their traditions, immerse in their language and encounter the facets of their worldviews.

This project is a direct result of the implementation of the Public Policy of Communication of and for Indigenous Peoples and its Unified Indigenous Television Plan, as well as marking the commencement of the Content Program for Indigenous Audiovisual Sovereignty. MinTIC is therefore supporting the realization of El Buen Vivir and upholding to the agreements with the Indigenous People of Colombia through their collaboration with CONCIP, Canal Trece and the Natibo Foundation.