This paper seeks to explore the impact in the indigenous community of Antioquia, Colombia, of the 032 Ordenanza of 2004 developed by the Municipal Department of Antioquia, since this urban territory does not have an agreement or public policy that can be use by members of these communities. The study develops through qualitative methodologies seeking to give an account of the views of those involved in the creation and implementation of policy (Government agencies as management indigenous) as in the members affiliated with the Association of indigenous councils of Antioquia, represented by the indigenous organization of Antioquia (OIA) in relation to the structural and cyclical elements, to the difficulties that has faced, and the achievements that has grown to generate inputs for the analysis and construction of public policies for communities differentiated cultural orientation for urban territories.