Examinando por Materia "Desarrollo rural"

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    Impacto social de los negocios del programa En-Campo : aporte a la estimación de su contribución a la competitividad y el bienestar del campo colombiano
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2023) Gómez Castro, Diana Marcela; Pérez Zabala, Lina Patricia; Echeverri Hernández, Santiago
    Rural productive businesses in Colombia are organizations with extensive contributions to society that are evidenced in changes related to economic development, job creation, wellbeing for the poorest population, conservation of ecosystems and biodiversity, among others. There is rarely a measurement that provides quantitative information on these contributions, for this reason the present thesis takes up and applies some measurement principles of the methodology of social return on investment -SROI- adapted to a document or tool that is easily applicable by of entrepreneurs or rural productive businesses, which serves as a self-management resource and a first step to incorporate impact measurement into their business model. The exercise takes as its target population the ventures or companies linked in the implementation stage of the En-Campo program, led by Fundación Grupo Bancolombia, because these are organizations that have been strengthened and accompanied for management based on the positive impact on society. An identification process of contributions or benefits was carried out based on research and dialogue with rural companies; a prioritization based on its relevance and affinity with the target organizations; a quantitative estimate of benefits and adaptation to an easily applicable resource. Although the results that the tool or resource will produce are not the precise calculation of the social return on investment, they do generate valuable information regarding the aspects of greatest social contribution and management opportunities.
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    La influencia de la educación financiera en los beneficiarios del programa del ministerio de agricultura “Construyendo Capacidades Empresariales Rurales, Confianza y Oportunidad, El Campo Emprende” en algunos municipios de la unidad territorial Medio Bajo Atrato
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2022) Polo Riva, Marciana Paola; Puerta Álvarez, Henry Daniel
    Latin America and the Caribbean have progressively presented satisfactory effects in the development of the economy, however, in aspects such as equality, speaking of poverty, purchasing power among other particularities, allow arguing if in reality the conditions improve for the entire population in general, certain authors argue that Latin America and the Caribbean concentrates a high level of financial ignorance, This inhibits the general population from accessing financial products and services in an efficient way (correct administration of resources), and in an effective way (perpetuating the best results), so that the Campo Emprende program seeks to make certain groups financially literate in order to develop their knowledge and conception of finance; this research work intends to evaluate the influence of the program on the entrepreneurial skills of the population of Medio Bajo Atrato, the methodology to be used comprises descriptive contexts and a t-test for related subjects; The results have been totally gratifying, demonstrating in each of the questions that financial literacy has proportionally increased knowledge, the t-tests ratify the above mentioned, with a significance level of 0.000, that is, a 99.99% confidence level, it is concluded that there is a significant difference between the initial test and the post-test, the P8 format of financial knowledge demonstrated that the training improved knowledge by 37.70%, the P9 format self-perception of financial competences converges in a benefit of 21.17%.
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    Propuesta de negocio inclusivo: hacia un modelo de inclusión social de sacha inchi en el Bajo Cauca antioqueño
    (Ediciones Unisalle, 2017-01-01) Bustamante, Carlos Ernesto; Munoz, Yaromir
    El artículo nace a raíz del proyecto de investigación técnico-social de las oleaginosas promisorias higuerilla sacha inchi, con miras a su desarrollo agroindustrial, cuyo eje central es el establecimiento de un modelo inclusivo de mercado
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    Territorio en sintropía : modelo de gestión para la transición de pequeños productores hacia una economía rural regenerativa. Una mirada desde el ordenamiento territorial y los sistemas de producción agropecuarios. Caso de estudio : Támesis, Antioquia (Colombia)
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2022) López Toro, Laura; Gómez-Valencia, Manuela; Muñoz Zorzano, Bernardo; González-Pérez, María Alejandra
    Two global challenges are currently compromising the survival of humanity on Earth: the ecosystem crisis and the crisis of rurality, evidenced, on the one hand, in the crossing of planetary boundaries (loss of biodiversity, climate change and soil desertification, among others) and on the other, in the alarming indicators of food insecurity, migration from the countryside to the city and rural population with unsatisfied basic needs. Under this scenario, “Territory in Syntropy” arises with the purpose of designing a management model to promote the transition of small agricultural producers towards a Regenerative Rural Economy (RRE), understood as the application of the patterns and principles of nature in the construction of rural economies capable of contributing simultaneously to the health of ecosystems and rural communities through both agricultural and non-agricultural activities. We choose Tamesis (Antioquia) as a case study, as it is a strategic territory, which in addition to reflecting at the local level the challenges and opportunities that are observed in rural development from the global, national and regional levels, has been positioning as epicenter of a regenerative movement based on different initiatives with a multi-stakeholder perspective promoted by grassroots organizations, the public sector, the private sector and academia.