Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case

The community entrepreneurship of Kichwa indigenous women, Warmikuna NATABUELA, reactivated its economy during the COVID-19 pandemic through agricultural activities carried out under the precepts of their culture and ancestral knowledge linked tothose of circular economy, where the value of the prod...

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Autores: Almeida Guzmán, Marcia, Almeida, Sandra, Rodríguez Caguana, Adriana, Kowii, Ariruma
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Fecha de publicación:2023
País:Ecuador
Recursos:Universidad Andina Simón Bolivar
Repositorio:Revista Estudios de la Gestión
Idioma:español
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Palavra-chave:emprendimiento comunitario
economía circular
identidad
cosmovisión
economía y género
community entrepreneurship
circular economy
worldview
identity
economy and gender
empreendimento comunitário
economia circular
cosmovisão
identidade
economia e gênero
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
Economía comunitaria y circular, conocimiento ancestral andino. Caso Warmikuna NATABUELA
Economia comunitária e circular, conhecimento ancestral andino. Caso Warmikuna NATABUELA
title Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
spellingShingle Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
Almeida Guzmán, Marcia
emprendimiento comunitario
economía circular
identidad
cosmovisión
economía y género
community entrepreneurship
circular economy
worldview
identity
economy and gender
empreendimento comunitário
economia circular
cosmovisão
identidade
economia e gênero
title_short Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
title_full Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
title_fullStr Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
title_full_unstemmed Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
title_sort Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA Case
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Almeida Guzmán, Marcia
Almeida, Sandra
Rodríguez Caguana, Adriana
Kowii, Ariruma
author Almeida Guzmán, Marcia
author_facet Almeida Guzmán, Marcia
Almeida, Sandra
Rodríguez Caguana, Adriana
Kowii, Ariruma
author_role author
author2 Almeida, Sandra
Rodríguez Caguana, Adriana
Kowii, Ariruma
author2_role author
author
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv emprendimiento comunitario
economía circular
identidad
cosmovisión
economía y género
community entrepreneurship
circular economy
worldview
identity
economy and gender
empreendimento comunitário
economia circular
cosmovisão
identidade
economia e gênero
topic emprendimiento comunitario
economía circular
identidad
cosmovisión
economía y género
community entrepreneurship
circular economy
worldview
identity
economy and gender
empreendimento comunitário
economia circular
cosmovisão
identidade
economia e gênero
description The community entrepreneurship of Kichwa indigenous women, Warmikuna NATABUELA, reactivated its economy during the COVID-19 pandemic through agricultural activities carried out under the precepts of their culture and ancestral knowledge linked tothose of circular economy, where the value of the products and resources are maintained as long as possible, minimizing the generation of waste, contributing to a sustainable and efficient economy based on solidarity, reciprocity and redistribution. This research sought to make explicit, through an epistemological and methodological pluralism, that the andean indigenous peoples practiced the economic model today called circular as part of their worldview based on a deep respect for Pacha Mama. Through qualitative research, action-participatory research and community research, it was possible to recover oral memory through life stories of taytas, mamas and leaders of the town, which echoes an implicit community and circular economy in their empirical knowledge and in their own history. Concluding that the strengthening of their identity in synergy with scientific knowledge effectively contribute to economic development, environmental conservation and the social inclusion of the Andean peoples.
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spelling Community and Circular Economy, Ancestral Andean Knowledge. Warmikuna NATABUELA CaseEconomía comunitaria y circular, conocimiento ancestral andino. Caso Warmikuna NATABUELAEconomia comunitária e circular, conhecimento ancestral andino. Caso Warmikuna NATABUELAAlmeida Guzmán, MarciaAlmeida, SandraRodríguez Caguana, AdrianaKowii, Arirumaemprendimiento comunitarioeconomía circularidentidadcosmovisióneconomía y génerocommunity entrepreneurshipcircular economyworldviewidentityeconomy and genderempreendimento comunitárioeconomia circularcosmovisãoidentidadeeconomia e gêneroThe community entrepreneurship of Kichwa indigenous women, Warmikuna NATABUELA, reactivated its economy during the COVID-19 pandemic through agricultural activities carried out under the precepts of their culture and ancestral knowledge linked tothose of circular economy, where the value of the products and resources are maintained as long as possible, minimizing the generation of waste, contributing to a sustainable and efficient economy based on solidarity, reciprocity and redistribution. This research sought to make explicit, through an epistemological and methodological pluralism, that the andean indigenous peoples practiced the economic model today called circular as part of their worldview based on a deep respect for Pacha Mama. Through qualitative research, action-participatory research and community research, it was possible to recover oral memory through life stories of taytas, mamas and leaders of the town, which echoes an implicit community and circular economy in their empirical knowledge and in their own history. Concluding that the strengthening of their identity in synergy with scientific knowledge effectively contribute to economic development, environmental conservation and the social inclusion of the Andean peoples.El emprendimiento comunitario de mujeres indígenas kichwas, Warmikuna NATABUELA, reactivó su economía durante la pandemia del COVID-19 con actividades agrícolas realizadas bajo los preceptos de cultura y conocimiento ancestral vinculados a la economíacircular, donde el valor de los productos y recursos se mantiene el mayor tiempo posible, minimizando la generación de residuos, contribuyendo a una economía sostenible y eficiente basada en la solidaridad, reciprocidad y redistribución. Mediante el pluralismoepistemológico y metodológico, se explica que los pueblos indígenas andinos practicaron el modelo económico, hoy denominado circular, como parte de su cosmovisión basada en un profundo respeto a la Pacha Mama.1 A través de la investigación cualitativa, la investigación acción-participativa y la investigación comunitaria, se logró recuperar la memoria oral gracias a los relatos de vida de taytas, mamas y líderes del pueblo, que hacen eco de una economía comunitaria y circular implícita en su conocimiento empírico y en su propia historia. Se concluye que, el fortalecimiento de su identidad en sinergia con el conocimiento científico contribuirá eficazmente al desarrollo económico, conservación del medio ambiente y la inclusión social de los pueblos andinos.O empreendimento comunitário de mulheres indígenas kichwas, Warmikuna NATABUELA, reativou sua economia durante a pandemia de COVID-19 com atividades agrícolas realizadas baixo os preceitos da cultura e do conhecimento ancestral vinculados àeconomia circular, nos que o valor dos produtos e recursos se mantêm o maior tempo possível, minimizando a geração de resíduos, contribuindo para uma economia sustentável e eficiente baseada na solidariedade, reciprocidade e redistribuição. Mediante opluralismo epistemológico e metodológico, se explica que os povos indígenas andinos praticaram o modelo econômico, hoje denominado circular, como parte de sua cosmovisão baseada num profundo respeito à Pachamama. Através da investigação qualitativa, a investigação ação-participativa e a investigação comunitária, se conseguiu recuperar a memória oral graças aos relatos de vida de taytas, mamas e líderes do povo, que ecoam de uma economia comunitária e circular implícita em seu conhecimento empírico e em sua própria história. Se conclui que, o fortalecimento de sua identidade em sinergia com o conhecimento científico, contribuirá eficazmente para o desenvolvimento econômico, preservação do meio ambiente e a inclusão social dos povos andinos.Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar, Sede Ecuador2023-07-03info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdftext/htmlhttps://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/eg/article/view/411910.32719/25506641.2023.14.4Estudios de la Gestión: Revista Internacional de Administración; Núm. 14 (2023): Estudios de la Gestión: Revista Internacional de Administración, No. 14; 127-1532661-65132550-6641reponame:Revista Estudios de la Gestióninstname:Universidad Andina Simón Bolivarinstacron:UASBspahttps://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/eg/article/view/4119/4001https://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/eg/article/view/4119/4153info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess2023-09-01T20:16:19Zoai:revistas.uasb.edu.ec:article/4119Portal de revistashttps://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/egInstitución privadahttp://www.uasb.edu.ec/https://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/eg/oaiEcuador2661-65132661-6513opendoar:.2023-09-01T20:16:19falsePortal de revistashttps://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/egInstitución privadahttp://www.uasb.edu.ec/https://revistas.uasb.edu.ec/index.php/eg/oaiEcuador2661-65132661-6513opendoar:.2023-09-01T20:16:19Revista Estudios de la Gestión - Universidad Andina Simón Bolivarfalse
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