A Model for the Development of Entrepreneurship Ecosystem and Technology Integration
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https://doi.org/10.55420/2693.9193.v15.n1.310Palabras clave:
emprendimiento, ecosistema empresarial, desarrollo comunitario, apoderamientoResumen
En este escrito se propone un modelo para el desarrollo de ecosistemas de emprendimiento en comunidades escolares que se basa en cuatro pilares. Estos son: empoderamiento, acción, visibilidad y sostenibilidad. El modelo propone iniciar con un entendimiento del ambiente de la comunidad escolar y su contexto, para poder personalizar su aplicación y dar paso a iniciativas de emprendimiento efectivas. Luego se desarrollan los cuatro pilares mencionados. El apoderamiento reconoce la importancia de capacitar a los educadores y estudiantes con las herramientas y conocimientos necesarios para desarrollar una mentalidad emprendedora, y destrezas de innovación. Luego da paso a la acción, guiando a los participantes a desarrollar iniciativas emprendedoras. La visibilidad destaca la importancia de divulgar los logros del proyecto por diferentes canales para obtener apoyo, atraer recursos y mejorar la estima de la comunidad. Por último, la sustentabilidad refuerza el marco del modelo, que va más allá de la viabilidad económica.
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