Bioeconomia de las Universidades del CNU y sus senderos productivos

Toruño, Pedro José; Zúniga-González, Carlos Alberto; Castellón, Juan Duley; Hernández-Rueda, Mauricio; Gutierrez-Espinoza, Eva Isabel

doi:10.5377/ribcc.v8i16.15016

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“…Algunos autores como Colon et al 2021, Toruño et al 2022 han identificado senderos productivos de la Bioeconomia agroecológica como eco intensificación, aprovechamiento de los recursos de la biodiversidad, aplicaciones biotecnológica, bio-refineria Bioproductos. Servicios eco sistémicos entre otros.…”

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Estrategia organizacional del sector agropecuario de Nicaragua frente al cambio climático

Vega-Corea,

Salmeron-Miranda,

Zuniga-Gonzalez

et al. 2023

Rev. iberoam. bioecon. cambio clim.

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Antecedentes: La Mesa Nacional de Agroecología y Suelo (MAES) es una iniciativa liderada por el Gobierno de Reconstrucción y Unidad Nacional de Nicaragua (GRUN) a través del Instituto Nicaragüense de Tecnología Agropecuaria (INTA), con el propósito de la implementación de un modelo organizacional de carácter interinstitucional para gestionar los impactos provocados por el cambio climático en el sector agropecuario. La investigación se focalizó en la sistematización de experiencias y buenas prácticas validadas para la adaptación al cambio climático, que se han venido implementando desde la MAES. Metodología: para la sistematización de las experiencias, se utilizó la metodología de estudio de casos múltiples. Resultados: Los resultados evidencian que las estrategias y prácticas, que desde la MAES se están promoviendo, fortalecen las capacidades institucionales del sector agropecuario y amplían las opciones tecnológicas para las y los productores en el fomento de la Bioeconomia Agroecológica como una alternativa viable para el desarrollo sostenible del sector agropecuario en Nicaragua. Conclusiones: La MAES destaca las fortalezas, funciones, roles y responsabilidades de las instituciones. Una segunda conclusión es las estrategias son una experiencia referente para America Latina. La tercera conclusión es el enfoque de la bioeconomía agroecología en la gestión de políticas públicas y finalmente, el espacio de articulación inclusiva en la transformación del sector agropecuario de Nicaragua.

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“…La bioeconomía agroecología se identifica fuertemente con Eco intensificación con las buenas prácticas agroecológicas, bio insumos, bioestimulantes, estrategias de agricultura de precisión, gestión sostenible de la tierra, tecnologías limpias para el procesamiento-industrialización (aguas, desechos, etc. ), (Toruño et al 2022).…”

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Estrategia organizacional del sector agropecuario de Nicaragua frente al cambio climático

Vega-Corea,

Salmeron-Miranda,

Zuniga-Gonzalez

et al. 2023

Rev. iberoam. bioecon. cambio clim.

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“…Galanakis et al [19], explore how the bioeconomy can enhance the resilience and sustainability of bio-based, food, and energy systems in post-COVID-19. These authors consider variables such as technological innovation, rural economies, tourism, food, biocities, ecosystem services, and the environment, others identify them as productive paths of the bioeconomy [20]. They also highlight the importance of integrating other variables such as the fashion industry, arts, and culture.…”

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TFP Bioeconomy Impact post Covid-19 on the agricultural economy

Zuniga-Gonzalez

2023

PLoS ONE

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Background This research was focused on measuring the TFP bioeconomy post-Covid-19 in six regions of the world. Methods The panel data was organized with FAO Statistics data. Linear programming with an enveloping data analysis (DEA) approach was used to measure the Malmquist TFP indices to determine the inter-annual productivity and technical efficiency changes by region. Results The results show that the effect of Covid-19 on the bioeconomy productivity during the period 2012–2021 on average decreased by 11.6%. This effect was explained by the decomposition of the productivity change into the changes in technical efficiency. The workers decreased their efficiency by 11.7%. In the Northern American region, it decreased by 21.6%, in the Southern European region by 10.1, and in Western Europe by 11.7%. Conclusion The results show a downward trend that was affected in the year 2019 by Covid-19, however, it was possible to recover in the following year. One of the conclusions of these results is the effect of the immediate strategies that the governments of the region implemented. This effect was a little slower in the North American, Southeastern, and Eastern European regions. Finally, it is concluded that the measures implemented by the governments in the studied regions had an increasing effect in conditions of variable scale returns. In other words, the companies that remained on a constant scale decreased.

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“…Developments in agricultural bio-inputs range from average technology used World 2023, 4 for isolating and reintroducing specific microorganisms to promote beneficial interactions with plants up to high-tech phytomicrobiome engineering based on gene transfer [16]. Bioinput technologies have gone through continued technological developments [17] made by private investments that often collaborate with public innovation centers [18].…”

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Agricultural Bio-Inputs as an Innovative Area of Opportunity for Agro-Industrial Growth in Developing Countries: Lessons from Argentina

Medina,

Rotondo,

Rodríguez

2023

World

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Technology-based innovations in the bio-economy are expected to provide new market opportunities for agro-industrial growth in developing countries. This study explores how domestic entrepreneurs have been benefiting from the growing global demand for sustainable agribusiness by establishing themselves in the agricultural bio-inputs sector. Aiming to explore how developing countries can build agro-industrial capabilities that go beyond farming, a case study was conducted in Argentina giving the country’s large domestic market for agricultural inputs. The assessment was based on official data and a survey conducted with a sample of 14 Argentinean companies. Results revealed a growing number of domestic companies in the bio-inputs market, which accounted for 74% of the total number of companies by 2022. Contextual aspects that favored domestic players include private investments by local entrepreneurs, the use of locally available technologies, support from public innovation centers and assertive market strategies. Principal component analysis revealed different business models, which include companies focusing on the development of new products, companies with professional industrial plants for large-scale production and companies with a strong marketing component reaching out to farmers. The global growth of sustainable bio-based agricultural production offers areas of opportunities for domestic investments in cleaner agro-industrial sectors that go beyond the primary production of commodities and can build industrial capabilities in developing countries.

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Bioeconomia de las Universidades del CNU y sus senderos productivos

Cited by 6 publications

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Estrategia organizacional del sector agropecuario de Nicaragua frente al cambio climático

Estrategia organizacional del sector agropecuario de Nicaragua frente al cambio climático

TFP Bioeconomy Impact post Covid-19 on the agricultural economy

Agricultural Bio-Inputs as an Innovative Area of Opportunity for Agro-Industrial Growth in Developing Countries: Lessons from Argentina

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