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    Financiamiento de emprendimientos sociales ecuatorianos. ¿Cuál es el papel que juega la inversión de impacto?
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2023-02-17) Bacuilima Avila, Evelyn Andrea; Morocho Córdova, Joseline Pamela; Aguirre Quezada, Juan Carlos
    Social entrepreneurship is a topic of great development at the research level, which aims to discover, exploit and define the possibilities for increasing social wealth through activities and processes carried out with the creation and management of an innovative enterprise. From this, it was identified that one of the main problems for social entrepreneurs in underdeveloped countries is the lack of financing, where new forms of financing have failed to consolidate, as in the case of impact investment. Thus, the objective of this research is to determine the role of impact investment in each of the Ecuadorian social enterprises under study. To this end, two research questions have been formulated: "Is impact investment known by the Ecuadorian social enterprises studied?" and "What role does impact investment play in the social enterprises analyzed?" These questions will be answered using qualitative research of an interpretative nature through in-depth interviews. The results show that for most of the social enterprises studied, the role of impact investment is null, without this meaning a lack of knowledge on the part of the social enterprises on the subject.

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