Abstract
The objective of this article is to analyze the incidents of Law 1776 of 2016, by which the Zones of Interest of Economic and Social Development (ZIDRES) are created in relation to the country's food security and environmental management situations that are seen affected with the application. For this, an analysis of the aforementioned Law and the existing norms for the regulation of land tenure and environmental management, as well as the forms of access to land by agricultural workers, is carried out. As a result, certain inconsistencies are noted in the applicability of the different norms and the actors in charge of it, giving duality of functions. The conclusion reached is that despite the government's efforts to solve the agrarian problem in Colombia, the ZIDRES Law is not a viable solution to agrarian management and post-conflict management, as a result of the signing of the Peace Agreement.
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