Productive inclusion practice in Cartagena organizations. a view from united natios’s inclusive economic development program
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https://doi.org/10.22519/22157360.907Abstract
The project consists of a track of the good practices of productive Inclusion with populations in situation of vulnerability of Cartagena and Bolivar, which have been developing the companies and foundations anchored in the region, belonging to the network of productive inclusion in the programme of the United Nations for UNDP, as a strategy of knowledge management and transfer of learning. The research is conclusive descriptive section, through the use of structured questionnaires, participant observation and focus groups, followed by the quantitative and qualitative analysis of the results under the PNUD and CECODES methodology of Colombian Business Council for Sustainable Development. In his last period, yet to be developed, is were improvements and recommendations to enhance the positive impacts that have these organizations in their stakeholders and the generation of capabilities within the vulnerable population.
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