Effects of the Orange Economy on Social Entrepreneurship in the City of Medellin

Pineda, Sandra Milena Malavera; Pineda, Paula Andrea Malavera; Piedrahita, Juan Santiago Calle

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-68390-0_13

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“…Orange Economy (OE), according to the National Ministry of Culture, is a tool for social development that integrates the arts, cultural heritage, cultural industries, and functional creations toward the social enterprise. Characteristics of an OE focus on human creativity and imagination, centered on art, culture, and entrepreneurship [1]. As these economic sectors involve the transformation of individual talent, unlike other traditional production economies, they require constant social interaction and, therefore, constant spatial interaction.…”

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Are Innovation and Creative Districts New Scenarios for Sustainable Urban Planning? Bogota, Medellin, and Barranquilla as Case Studies

Builes-Vélez,

Escobar,

Villamil-Mejia

2024

Sustainability

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Creative and innovation districts are focused on boosting local economies. However, they also pay attention to the global scale since this local identity of the Orange Economies gives them added value and competitiveness globally, as well as international projection and visibility of products, services, and new technologies associated with creativity and innovation. Thus, this study reviews three case studies of the cities of Barranquilla, Bogota, and Medellin in Colombia, seeking to characterize the creative and innovation districts. The methodology used is strictly qualitative, resorting to the characterization of the polygons and the analysis of public policies. This study describes the general aspects of creative and innovation districts in Colombia. Then, it identifies the forces for CD and ID development in three Colombian cities and the drivers for urban sustainable transformation. The main purpose of this study is to understand if innovation and creative districts are new scenarios for sustainable urban planning.

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confidence: 99%