Economía social: Sumak Kawsay y empoderamiento de la mujer

Carmen Amelia Coral Guerrero; María Eulalia Chávez Rivera; Carlos Fernández García; Cristina Pérez Rico

Economía social: Sumak Kawsay y empoderamiento de la mujer

Translated title of the contribution: Social economy: Sumak Kawsay and empowering woman

Carmen Amelia Coral Guerrero, María Eulalia Chávez Rivera, Carlos Fernández García, Cristina Pérez Rico

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The purpose of this article is to analyze the Social Economy in Ecuador, from a qualitative approach, through case studies of the most representative companies in the solidarity economy. Currently, these companies are mostly made up of indigenous people and peasants, with these organizations assuming alternative development platforms in the rural communities of the Sierra and the Amazon. The study concludes with the importance of community work as a mechanism of economic and social progress.

Translated title of the contribution	Social economy: Sumak Kawsay and empowering woman
Original language	Spanish
Journal	Espacios
Volume	39
Issue number	32
Publication status	Published - 2018
Externally published	Yes

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Management of Technology and Innovation

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