Examinando por Materia "Empoderamiento económico"

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    Análisis de las decisiones financieras en emprendimientos del departamento del Cauca, en contextos de empoderamiento económico
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2018) Cifuentes Albán, Ana María; Rojas Carrero, William Alberto; Vergara Garavito, Judith
    Entrepreneurship is established as a strategy to boost the growth and development of countries, especially those with economies of transition -- Entrepreneurship is put on stage as an element of social intervention to achieve sustainable development and changes in power relations -- In particular Colombia has made a commitment to entrepreneurship as a driving force for economic and social development, however, there are great challenges to achieve the consolidation of entrepreneurs -- The main cause of the failure of the ventures is the Financial Management of the different business units, in this context, the present study analyzes the basic decisions of investment, financing and operation in the department of Cauca, in order to identify success factors or business failure and lead to better practices that allow the growth and sustainability of the business units and contribution to the economic empowerment of the region
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    La percepción de bienestar de las mujeres caficultoras antioqueñas : desafíos y oportunidades para el sector privado
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Díaz Calle, Andrea; García Luna, Estefanía
    Coffee farming in Antioquia is a key sector for the local economy and culture, yet women coffee farmers still face significant challenges regarding economic empowerment and household well-being. This study examines the perception of well-being among women coffee farmers in southwestern Antioquia, identifying barriers and opportunities for their development. Using a mixed-methods approach based on surveys, the research evaluates key dimensions such as access to productive resources, economic decision-making, and the distribution of household responsibilities. The findings reveal that, although most women own their land, they face limitations in accessing credit, technology, and technical training. Additionally, the burden of domestic and productive work restricts their participation in decision-making and training opportunities. The study concludes that the private sector can play a key role in improving the well-being of these women by promoting inclusive financing strategies, specialized training, and measures to reduce gender inequalities in coffee farming.