Taking the analysis of Las Cruces a step further, this visualization breaks down 117 indicators into specific dimensions within each of the five categories. These dimensions collectively form the broader categories and help uncover the layered, multi-dimensional ways in which residents experience and interpret peace in their daily lives.

At the neighborhood level, this infographic showcases the example of Las Cruces, located in the municipality of Dabeiba in Antioquia. Responses from local residents are grouped into five categories, providing a more granular understanding of how this community expresses its peace-related needs and priorities.

Focusing on the Antioquia region, this graphic offers a closer look at how peace is perceived locally. Covering 11 neighborhoods, 1,307 indicators were categorized to reflect regional perspectives. This analysis sheds light on how communities within a single region may differ in how they understand and prioritize the components of peace.

This infographic provides an overview of the work conducted by EPI Peace Indicators(EPI) in Colombia since 2019. It highlights their efforts in various regions affected by conflict, such as Antioquia, Cauca, Sucre, Tolima, Bogotá D.C., Cundinamarca, and Nariño, focusing on justice, coexistence, and peace. EPI uses participatory methodologies to understand how communities perceive and experience these concepts in their daily lives, organizing collected indicators into categories like social cohesion, local power exercises, transitional justice, and livelihoods. With 27 categories and over 90 subcategories, their analysis emphasizes the importance of grassroots engagement to address the impacts of armed conflict, ethnic exclusion, and criminal violence. Examples include assessing the impact of projects like seed capital in Sucre and peace barometers in Nariño. This infographic is interactive and can be found in English and Spanish.