Biocomercio como cadena de valor de las especies bioacuáticas para la internacionalización de los servicios ambientales del manglar
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2021
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Universidad de Guayaquil, Facultad de Ciencias Administrativas
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Las comunidades y asentamientos humanos rivereños del ecosistema de manglar a través del tiempo han desarrollado sus actividades socioeconómicas inmersas en los recursos y servicios ambientales que les provee este ecosistema, pero no han desarrollado una cadena productiva de estos servicios debido a la ausencia y carencia de conocimientos en el manejo sostenible y comercialización de sus productos manteniendo una logística de calidad en la canalización de sus productos en el mercado internacional, esto ha llevado a un grupo de estudiantes a implementar alternativas de comercio no tradicional para mejorar su cadena de valor como lo es el biocomercio y el comercio sostenible. El presente estudio analiza con objetividad las condiciones actuales y futuras de las comunidades rivereñas en la implementación del biocomercio como actividad productiva para mejorar sus condiciones socioeconómicas y ambientales de las organizaciones y asociaciones de cangrejeros y pescadores del estuario central del Golfo de Guayaquil, se utilizó el método descriptivo y documental como investigación cualitativa, para ello se desarrolló una entrevista directa y estructurada como unidad de análisis, determinando que aplicar el biocomercio en las comunidades marino costeras ayudará a generar empleos y mejorara la calidad de vida de los habitantes.
The riverly human communities and settlements of the mangrove ecosystem over time have developed their socio-economic activities immersed in the environmental resources and services provided by this ecosystem, but they have not developed a productive chain of these services due to the absence and lack of knowledge in the sustainable management and marketing of their products while maintaining quality logistics in the channeling of their products in the international market, this has led a group of students to implement non-traditional trade alternatives to improve their value chain such as bio-trade and sustainable trade. This study objectively analyses the current and future conditions of riverine communities in the implementation of biocommittee as a productive activity to improve their socio-economic and environmental conditions of the organizations and associations of crabs and fishermen of the central estuary of the Gulf of Guayaquil, the descriptive and documentary method was used as qualitative research, for this, a direct and structured interview was developed as a unit of analysis, determining that applying biocommittee in coastal marine communities will help generate jobs and improve the quality of life of the inhabitants, as well as evidence of the lack of environmental plans by the competent authorities. Keywords:
The riverly human communities and settlements of the mangrove ecosystem over time have developed their socio-economic activities immersed in the environmental resources and services provided by this ecosystem, but they have not developed a productive chain of these services due to the absence and lack of knowledge in the sustainable management and marketing of their products while maintaining quality logistics in the channeling of their products in the international market, this has led a group of students to implement non-traditional trade alternatives to improve their value chain such as bio-trade and sustainable trade. This study objectively analyses the current and future conditions of riverine communities in the implementation of biocommittee as a productive activity to improve their socio-economic and environmental conditions of the organizations and associations of crabs and fishermen of the central estuary of the Gulf of Guayaquil, the descriptive and documentary method was used as qualitative research, for this, a direct and structured interview was developed as a unit of analysis, determining that applying biocommittee in coastal marine communities will help generate jobs and improve the quality of life of the inhabitants, as well as evidence of the lack of environmental plans by the competent authorities. Keywords:
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ECOSISTEMA DE MANGLAR, COMERCIO SOSTENIBLE, CADENA PRODUCTIVA, BIOCOMERCIO
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