Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors

The main objective of this article is to show an analysis of the social actors that can play a key role in promoting the Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas. The starting point is the review of the economy-biology binomial, which gave rise to...

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Main Authors:	Alcalá-Álvarez, María del Carmen, de la Rosa-Gutiérrez, Luciano, de la O-Burrola, Verónica Guadalupe
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spelling	oai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article-3662024-01-26T19:35:37Z Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors La bioeconomía como alternativa para la diversificación productiva y la agregación de valor en el medio rural: una aproximación desde los roles de los actores sociales Alcalá-Álvarez, María del Carmen de la Rosa-Gutiérrez, Luciano de la O-Burrola, Verónica Guadalupe Bioeconomía sostenibilidad diversificación productiva medio rural Bioeconomy sustainability productive diversification rural environment The main objective of this article is to show an analysis of the social actors that can play a key role in promoting the Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas. The starting point is the review of the economy-biology binomial, which gave rise to the concept of Bioeconomy, seeking a better understanding of its relevance in the transition towards a sustainable economy. The research method used was non-experimental because it was based on already existing situations surrounding social actors and their organizational powers, from which it was identified which role participants could play in favor of the Bioeconomy. The results of the analysis and evaluation highlight the guidelines for a public policy proposal that recognizes that the bioeconomy gives value to both biological resources and knowledge, research, innovation and management, for the development of products, processes and services under the principle of sustainability, where public universities have a central role in the promotion and execution of said policy. El presente artículo tiene como objetivo principal mostrar un análisis sobre los actores sociales que pueden tener un rol clave para promover la bioeconomía como alternativa para la diversificación productiva y la agregación de valor en el medio rural. Se parte de la revisión al binomio economía-biología, los cuales dieron origen al concepto de Bioeconomía buscando una mejor comprensión sobre su relevancia en la transición hacia una economía sostenible. El método de investigación empleado fue no experimental porque se partió de situaciones ya existentes en torno a los actores sociales y sus facultades organizacionales, a partir de las cuales se identificó qué rol participante podrían desempeñar a favor de la Bioeconomía circular. Destacan como resultados del análisis y evaluación las directrices para una propuesta de política pública que reconozca que la bioeconomía otorga valor tanto a los recursos biológicos como al conocimiento, la investigación, la innovación y a la gestión, para el desarrollo de productos, procesos y servicios bajo el principio de sostenibilidad, donde las universidades públicas tienen un papel central en la promoción y ejecución de dicha política. ACACIA A.C. 2024-01-26 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Artículo revisado por pares application/pdf text/html text/xml https://cienciasadmvastyp.uat.edu.mx/index.php/ACACIA/article/view/366 10.46443/catyp.v20i1.366 Ciencias Administrativas. Teoría y Praxis; Vol. 20 No. 1 (2024): ENERO - JUNIO; 88 - 102 Ciencias Administrativas. Teoría y Praxis; Vol. 20 Núm. 1 (2024): ENERO - JUNIO; 88 - 102 2683-1465 2683-1457 spa https://cienciasadmvastyp.uat.edu.mx/index.php/ACACIA/article/view/366/409 https://cienciasadmvastyp.uat.edu.mx/index.php/ACACIA/article/view/366/410 https://cienciasadmvastyp.uat.edu.mx/index.php/ACACIA/article/view/366/431 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
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author	Alcalá-Álvarez, María del Carmen de la Rosa-Gutiérrez, Luciano de la O-Burrola, Verónica Guadalupe
spellingShingle	Alcalá-Álvarez, María del Carmen de la Rosa-Gutiérrez, Luciano de la O-Burrola, Verónica Guadalupe Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
author_facet	Alcalá-Álvarez, María del Carmen de la Rosa-Gutiérrez, Luciano de la O-Burrola, Verónica Guadalupe
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title	Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
title_short	Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
title_full	Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
title_fullStr	Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
title_full_unstemmed	Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors
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description	The main objective of this article is to show an analysis of the social actors that can play a key role in promoting the Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas. The starting point is the review of the economy-biology binomial, which gave rise to the concept of Bioeconomy, seeking a better understanding of its relevance in the transition towards a sustainable economy. The research method used was non-experimental because it was based on already existing situations surrounding social actors and their organizational powers, from which it was identified which role participants could play in favor of the Bioeconomy. The results of the analysis and evaluation highlight the guidelines for a public policy proposal that recognizes that the bioeconomy gives value to both biological resources and knowledge, research, innovation and management, for the development of products, processes and services under the principle of sustainability, where public universities have a central role in the promotion and execution of said policy.
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Bioeconomy as an alternative for productive diversification and value addition in rural areas: an approach from the roles of social actors

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