The signing of peace agreements between the Colombian government and the FARC itself does not guarantee peace in terms of human lives, peace requires, but it is not enough, the end of war hostilities, the peacebuilding needs to stop the direct violence, but fundamentally build the social, economic and cultural conditions that progressively eliminate the structural and symbolic violence. This article aims to approach the Nasa aboriginal natives from the municipality of Toribio (Cauca) development model, to identify the main characteristics of this model of self-development that have allowed and constitute a potential to the construction of territorial peace. Highlighting the productive participation, the social participation and the community policy, which allows to expand its capacity of articulation between the different institutions and territorial agents, integrating the economic and political project in the “Proyecto Nasa”.