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Examinando por Materia "Capital social"

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Acciones público privadas que promueven el emprendimiento social como forma de mitigar el desempleo juvenil en el municipio de La Ceja, Antioquia
(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Correa Carmona, Juan Carlos; Irurita Muñoz, María Isabel
Youth unemployment in the currently economic and social context, in Latin American countries and especially in Colombia, has become a problem that requires special attention on the agendas of governments, especially local governments or municipalities, where it is accentuated much more the phenomenon. The author intends to establish a way to face this problem, based on concepts associated with social and economic development, such as: Human Development, as the guiding principle of the local economy that guarantees democracy, inclusion and the empowerment of human capital and building trust that translates into social capital. The Governance from the practice that is specified in the PPAs (Public-Private Alliances) as a model of Social Responsibility of the actors of the territory, to produce social wealth and Social Economy, which is specified through the promotion and chaining of entrepreneurship from capacities and skills and not only from the productive demand; to finally see an integrated model of Social Development. This work presents an analytical structure of concepts and founded theories regarding human development, especially citing authors such as Manfred Max Neef, Amartya Sen, Joseph Stiglitz, Bernardo Kliksberg and Sergio Boisier, among other actors who compile and direct their studies towards a alternative economy, olso called the third sector. It makes a review of the current situation of employment in Colombia, until reaching the current situation of the young population in the Municipality of La Ceja, thus proposing a reality framework for political and business analysis. Lastly, it establishes an analysis methodology from a conceptual framework and a categorical matrix, which encompasses the concepts, the reality and the social object of development for a locality based on young people. An evaluation of the concepts, based on the assessment of young people from La Ceja, based on their needs according to Max Neef, as well as their vision and relationship with private and public companies, is what is defined as a conclusion and establishes a strategy and political proposal to be followed by a small city that intends to implement the social economy model.
Capital social comunitario y co-gobernanza : análisis centrado en personas de las experiencias del proyecto Sierra Productiva en los caseríos de Carnachique, Villa María y Mullamanday de La Libertad, Perú
(Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Anaya Rosales, Rogger Holfre; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique; Chueca Márquez, María Marcela
This study is an applied research that seeks to analyze the experience of Sierra Productiva in La Libertad carried out between the years 2013-2014. The particularity of the Sierra Productiva project is the technological implementation in agricultural production that goes hand in hand with community strengthening and other empowerment processes that have been transforming the spaces of the various communities where it has been carried out. In this sense, the concepts of community social capital and people-centered co-governance are used to identify key factors that enhance the achievements that give sustainability to the project in the villages of Carnachique, Villa María and Mullamanday. To do this, the way in which community social capital and co-governance spaces are related is identified, the role of people as agents of change is analyzed within the project development perspective, and the experience and scopes achieved through the project's value generation proposal. Interviews and participatory dynamics of collective construction were applied to the key actors identified from the project experience. Likewise, an anecdotal record is made of the participant observation in each field trip. The purpose of using a qualitative methodology was to collect information to know the processes, learning, perceptions, attitudes and dynamics of the project from the people who were related to the experience. Finally, there is evidence that suggests that the social structure of the communities is transformed. There is an increase in the agency capacity of the people who participate in the project, they are more closely linked to public and political local spaces, there is a greater willingness to associate, and people assume the role of agents of change. Rural identity and land work is revalued assimilating technology, likewise, the generation of value, and the obtaining of well-being as paradigms of development. On the other hand, the sustainability of the Sierra Productiva project is discussed from the experience in La Libertad analyzed in this research. To this extent, the maintenance and use of technologies, the philosophy of being an agent of change, and the economic and empowerment benefits make people persist applying what they have learned in a sustainable way. However, there are new challenges for Sierra Productiva to enhance its transferability, which fall both on the management of the project after the financial funds end or the possible transformation to other execution figures as it would be in a social enterprise.
¿Cómo el cese al fuego en las negociaciones del proceso de paz con las FARC afectó la percepción de confianza hacia las instituciones de la población colombiana?
(Universidad EAFIT, 2023) González González, Valeria; Moreno Botero, Catalina; Suárez Obando, Gabriel Jaime; Gómez Toro, Catalina
Diseño de un modelo de relacionamiento de actores de la propiedad horizontal Nueva Villa de Aburrá para proponer acciones de innovación social que generen beneficio colectivo
(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Restrepo Pérez, Carolina; Duque Hidalgo, Clímaco; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
Social innovation opens up as a possibility to find and catalize new forms of relationships between the actors of a territory aimed at improving the general living conditions of the population. For this case, the exercise presents and proposes the case of La Nueva Villa de Aburrá, in its Stage 1, a neighborhood of mixed typology, located in the city of Medellín, as a live laboratory to propose a model of actor relationships to promote their articulation for generate social innovation actions, to enhance the capabilities of the territory and improve their relationships that promote collective benefit.
Education and Poverty: The Hypothesis of the Individualand Social Capital
(Universidad EAFIT, 2009-05-25) Del Valle, Alejandro H.; Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata
Evaluación de efectos e impactos de las actividades culturales realizadas por la corporación Mariamulata, en San Onofre Sucre
(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Gaviria Cano, Sara; Castañeda Osorio, Elizabeth; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
This work aims to provide accompaniment to the Mariamulata Corporation, located in the Gulf of Morrosquillo on the shores of the Colombian Caribbean Sea, in the implementation of a social measurement on different cultural activities, artistic and social development developed by the organization in the Rincon del Mar community in recent years; as a resistance strategy to avoid linking children and young people in spaces of violence. The objective is to create social impact measurement tools that allow them to evaluate the implementation of the various cultural programs developed in the community, and thus, achieve greater institutional strengthening that, in turn, provide valuable management information to increase its reach to new donors and sponsors, thus to the community. The study was carried out using the survey mechanism, for the collection of information, on which the measuring instruments were built. The present research arose from the lack of previous studies in which the social impact of the corporation in the community was evaluated , in consequence, this research was divided into two sections, the first section is the collection of information through the survey mechanism, which allows evidencing effects or contributions in the development of different cultural programs in the community; and the second section, the construction of measuring instruments that allow from the beginning of the activities to have metrics to evaluate and compare the results obtained in relation to the objectives initially proposed in a project. In this way, the corporation can evaluate its management, enhance it or reorient it, to build a reliable information system, not only for accountability to its partners, but to measure the extent of social impact, therefore broadening its current donor and sponsor base to a model that includes partnerships and partnerships with other third sector actors such as government, NGOs and other non-governmental corporations, that allows a large-scale and sustainable impact on the community. Specifically, a qualitative retrospective evaluation of the execution of cultural activities developed by the corporation was carried out, and tools were designed for a possible prospective measurement exercise in a nascent project in 2024.
Fomentar competencias de liderazgo social desde el consejo comunitario del corregimiento de Montaños en el Carmen de Darién, Departamento del Chocó
(2019) Ibargüen Moya, Erlin; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
The problem is really more about self-esteem, passivity and lack of leadership, so the ability to foster social leadership competencies from the community council organization is an opportunity to receive training and draw solutions to the needs of the population of the Montaño Corregimiento ; It aims to “formulate strategies in the aspects of community leadership, culture of entrepreneurship, and the management of productive projects” that result in a better family economy and community development. A methodology is developed that develops a qualitative and quantitative approach, with a descriptive and evaluative scope, using secondary sources of information in this first phase; The results are: identification of leadership skills, describe the qualities of a leader, forge social capital, promote communication and social skills, boost pedagogical strategies for entrepreneurship, and generate productive projects. The final conclusion is based on the development of organizations and community leadership, project management and the implementation of companies at all levels and jointly or individually.
Instrumento de monitoreo y evaluación del programa Sena Emprende Rural : una propuesta de acercamiento a la generación de capital social en unidades productivas rurales
(Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Oviedo Ochoa, Luz Marelbys; Castro Rico, Juseiny Cristina; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
Lineamientos de gobernanza por el agua en el Sistema de Páramos y Bosques Altoandinos del Noroccidente Medio Antioqueño en la región de Belmira
(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Carranza Melesio, Fernanda Berenice; Mejía Dugand, Santiago
The purpose of this thesis, entitled "Guidelines for water governance in the Paramo and High Andean Forest System of Northwestern Middle Antioquia in the Belmira region", is to design a route for the construction of water governance processes, which responds to the urgency of protecting the paramo ecosystems, on which not only the water supply of many populations depends, but also other forms of life that are part of the natural systems.
La mejora en la calidad de vida de pequeños productores de cacao a través de la asociatividad empresarial : caso Cooperativa Central Cacao de Aroma - Provincia de Tocache
(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Barrueto Castillo, Enrique Omar; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
This research deals with the analysis of the experience of the central cooperative Cacao de Aroma in the town of Tocache, department of San Martín, between 2014, when the cooperative was created and 2017. The purpose of analyzing this experience is to verify how associativity and human capital in this business model have been beneficial both for the members of the cooperative, meaning partners and workers, as well as for the surrounding community in general. The objectives of the research focus on: knowing the life timeline of the cooperative and its most important historical milestones, knowing the organization's management model, knowing the impacts that the cooperative's activities have produced in the community , and know the challenges and challenges of the organization as a look to the future. For this case study, we base ourselves theoretically on the concepts of local economic development, human development, sustainable development, competitiveness, associativity, social capital, institutionality, governance, and quality of life. The analysis of this case is methodologically based on the collection of information and data found in the cooperative's documents, as well as on the information that is published in the organization's documents and virtual media. This information is crossed with the information obtained in the field work where interviews and visits have been made to the same community and cooperative. Due to these qualitative methodology techniques, we can know in depth the appraisals about the experience and it also allows us to validate the questions that we pose as research objectives. As a result of all this study, we can affirm that the results are encouraging and it is confirmed that the experience has really been and has allowed to improve the quality of life of the producers of the cooperative, which in turn has offered a beneficial impact in a way. indirect to the Tocache community. However, also, as we will see at the end, there are some challenges and opportunities for improvement that have been identified and that will be necessary for the members of the organization to implement in order to continue achieving the positive results they have achieved so far.
Proyecto productivo hidrópico en la comunidad Poromana
(Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Mazo González, Yesica Isabel; Maya Pacheco, Carmen Luisa; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
Ruta de gestión para la inclusión laboral de migrantes venezolanos en empresas de Medellín : un aporte desde la innovación social
(Universidad EAFIT, 2024) Cuartas Varela, Estefanía; Zuluaga Estrada, Luisa Fernanda; Castrillón Orrego, Sergio Alonso
Migration implies significant social and cultural transformations for both migrants and receiving cities. Initially, Medellín faced significant challenges due to a lack of experience and social structure to address the needs of the Venezuelan population. This context has motivated various economic actors to undertake concrete actions that define labor inclusion and economic integration as priorities to overcome the challenges of this phenomenon. A common approach to addressing this problem is for migrants to rely on family or friendship connections, employment agency processes, or government programs to access decent employment. Despite these efforts, high unemployment rates, informality, discrimination, and wage and gender gaps have persisted, deepening the social vulnerabilities faced by migrants. This work conducted qualitative research through surveys and semi-structured interviews to assess the advantages and obstacles in the labor integration of Venezuelan migrants. As a result of this analysis, a pathway to labor inclusion was outlined, emphasizing the need to effectively manage each stakeholder’s capacities and promote inclusion as a process of social innovation through practical tools and strategic collaborations. This study seeks evidence to manage the increasing human mobility experienced by Medellín with the third wave of migrants. It aims to gather possibilities for implementing practical, systematic, and inclusive political and business actions. Finally, it promotes a narrative of social innovation and building trust relationships focused on closing employment gaps, reducing informality, and strengthening social capital through selected business cases that achieve more inclusion, diverse culture, competitiveness, and cohesion.
Social capital and sustainability in the third sector
(Universidad EAFIT, 2019-12-04) Zenck, Maria del Carmen; Ríos Rivera, Ingrid; Rodríguez Zapatero, Maribel; Universidad Casa Grande UCG, Guayaquil, Ecuador; Universidad de Córdoba UCO, Córdoba, España
Within the profile of social enterprise that characterizes non-profit organizations that work in health and welfare areas, institutional sustainability suggests the use of their social capital, networks, relationships and links with various sectors to maintain access and the levels of service to the most vulnerable population, in a context of state regulation, uncertainty in markets and scarce resources. The objective of this research is to analyze management processes to expand coverage and diversify in health care services of an Ecuadorian civil society organization in response to demand for specialized services for people with physical and sensorial limitations, within a national and international regulatory framework; know what local support mechanisms are used, and identify the links and intersectoral networks that contribute to the optimization of resources and the sustainability of social services. Information gathering instruments include documentary analysis, semistructured interviews with collaborators and beneficiaries, as well as a questionnaire applied to external and internal audiences to triangulate data on social capital. The results allow identifying the characteristics of the social enterprise in the market of health services and integral care, the influence of accumulated social capital in the organization and the search for market income as a source of opportunities and challenges for innovation social in Ecuador. It seeks to rescue the entrepreneurial practice of the third sector, the need for public policies that support and encourage them; and enrich the debate on the role of social enterprise in the region and its potential to provide timely services, greater scope and impact.
Talk is better: Deliberative Experiments to Microterritorial Conflict Resolution
(Universidad EAFIT, 2020-10) Eslava, Adolfo; Montoya, Juan David; Murcia, David; Valencia, Sergio Andrés; Universidad EAFIT; Proantioquia; Universidad EAFIT; Universidad EAFIT
The following analysis develops a wider research program that focuses on making a contribution to solve social conflicts through argumentation. Therefore, it presents a political sciences theory background that emphasises on applied rhetoric and deliberation in scenarios characterized by both high levels adversity and social capital. Based on this perspective of policy analysis and theory, it is possible to have a better glimpse at the complex network of social interactions laying under the process of constructions of the public sphere. Hence, this paper studies the possibilities of implementing micro-territorial deliberation instruments as conflict resolution tools for the city of Medellin (Colombia), thus, calling them deliberative experiments.
El Voluntariado como estrategia para el desarrollo de capital social en el municipio de Itagüí, Antioquia
(Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Castaño Vanegas, Leidy Yohana; Mesa Pineda, Elizabeth; Vargas Sáenz, Mario Enrique
This work seeks to structure a strategy that allows the participation of different groups and people as volunteers: public servants, pensioners of the municipal administration and the Itagüí community in general; people who can integrate volunteering and expand the management capacity and development of social capital, the strategy will benefit and generate capital through the direct and significant positive impact with the following population groups: Family, children, adolescents, women, older adults , people with disabilities, people affected by environmental emergencies, all former residents of the municipality of Itagüí.

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