Políticas de inovação social e desenvolvimento: o caso da Bolsa de Terras

Bittencourt, Bernadete de Lourdes; Ronconi, Luciana Francisco de Abreu

doi:10.1590/0034-7612151759

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Cada autor faz uma breve discussão conceitual dos constructos, colocando itens que possam servir de bases das codificações para análise de conteúdo de como a inovação social ocorre (OEIJA et al, 2019). E embora atualmente haja uma difusão de propostas de dimensões, constructos (BITTENCOURT, RONCONI, 2016;, PATIAS et al, 2017SOUZA, LESSA, LAZARO, 2019), entendemos que a análise baseado nas propostas seminais não perdem seu valor ou praticidade em análises qualitativas de como casos de inovação social ocorrem, sendo uma lente válida para tais estudos.…”

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Tecnologia blockchain sob as lentes da inovação social: evidenciando dimensões em uma fintech social

Loiola,

Lazaro,

Neutzling

et al. 2024

R. G. Secr.

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Surgem com relevância no mercado visando, principalmente a desburocratização de serviços financeiros, as “Fintechs”. E neste contexto, a tecnologia “Blockchain” tem emergido consideravelmente. Este trabalho tem como objetivo, evidenciar, como a ação de utilização de Blockchain por uma Fintech Social pode ser visto sob as lentes do constructo de Inovação Social e seus elementos (dimensões). A pesquisa foi descritiva-exploratória. Utilizou-se o método de estudo de caso com análise de conteúdo. A configuração dos elementos (dimensões) baseou-se nos estudos de Tardif e Harrisson (2005), Cloutier (2003) e André e Abreu (2005), seguindo o modelo de Souza, Lessa e Lazaro (2019). As análises iniciais de caráter indutivo, fizeram emergir mais claramente, três dimensões para inovação social: o componente do Caráter, a Inovatividade Social e a Transformação. A relevância desta pesquisa se relaciona com a contribuição para o aprimoramento do conceito e das práticas de inovação social e do desenvolvimento de iniciativas de inclusão econômica social. Concluímos que o acesso ao crédito, com o uso da tecnologia Blockchain, para atender a uma demanda social, valoriza as especificidades territoriais por meio da organização e mobilização de grupos e territórios excluídos e contribui para mudanças em, comportamento, atitudes ou percepções.

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Tecnologia blockchain sob as lentes da inovação social: evidenciando dimensões em uma fintech social

Loiola,

Lazaro,

Neutzling

et al. 2024

R. G. Secr.

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“…This concept is often associated with community-based actions or those undertaken by organized civil society, as they emerge from contexts of the inefficiency of the market and state performance (André and Abreu, 2006;Caulier-Grice et al, 2012). However, some authors argue that such innovations can also emerge from public institutions or even from entrepreneurial actions (social entrepreneurship) (Gerometta et al, 2005;Bittencourt and Ronconi, 2016;Andion et al, 2017). Besides, they could also arise intersected the three dimensions of society (State, market, and civil society), provided by the interest of several public and private actors in building responses to problems faced by specific social approaches.…”

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A trajectory of social innovations for the direct purchase of organic food by food services: a case study in Florianópolis, Brazil

Pugas

Rover

Martinelli

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Food Syst.

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IntroductionAlthough interest in the so-called short food supply chains (SFSC) has grown in recent decade, studies and social innovations that emerged from this phenomenon have made little progress in involving food actors outside the home. The article analyzes the conditioning factors for forming short food supply chains involving food services and organic farmers’ organizations, understanding them as potential social innovations.MethodsThe research used questionnaires with food services, participant and non-participant observations, and secondary data analysis with regional farmers’ organizations in the Greater Florianópolis region.ResultsFood services, which mostly do not yet purchase organic products from local producers, are interested in integrating purchasing initiatives directly from farmers and their organizations. However, they have presented several conditions for this. Nevertheless, farmers have the capacity, at least in part, to respond to the required conditions due to their innovative trajectory and socio-organizational capacity.DiscussionThe provision of food services, associated with the trajectory of social innovations in SFSC by farmers around Florianópolis, shows a potential to converge different interests for the generation of new initiatives, following the innovative trajectory led by social actors who work with the rural area. This could increase the impact of ongoing SFSC initiatives, ensuring consumers access local food, even when eating out.

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“…Social innovation, as highlighted by Engler (2010), can be developed with the use of technology by allowing new forms of political and collective organization. For Bittencourt and Ronconi (2016), the term social innovation involves from the possibility of access to certain services up to collective practices, and defend the support for discussions around policies that strengthen the creation of a networked social innovation system. Andion et al (2017) when studying the relationship between civil society and social innovation, highlight that civil society could develop joint actions with the government to solve social problems.…”

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Social Business and Sustainability

Sugahara

Massaioli

Ferreira

2022

HOLOS

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Social entrepreneurship aims to seek alternatives to the social problems of the community, with the creation of social value. Organizations called Social Businesses seem to have an environment with a greater focus on social innovation, as they seek the solution to a social problem in an effective and sustainable way. Initiatives by individual entrepreneurs, community or institutional seem to be a way to search for a better condition of social well-being. In this sense, the objective of this study is to identify which aspects contribute to the sustainability of Social Business. The methodology used is bibliographic and documentary research with case study, with qualitative approach. The chosen case study was the Artemísia social impact business accelerator. The selected Social Businesses were: So + Ma, Social Symbiosis, Quero Quitar!, Online Writing. In the social field, the offer of products and services at affordable prices contributes to the democratization and access of the low-income population. The creation of a Social Business benefits the entrepreneur, the investor and society, expands access to the market and can assist in the generation of jobs. Thus, it is believed that Social Business can contribute to social transformation and the solution of social problems.

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Políticas de inovação social e desenvolvimento: o caso da Bolsa de Terras

Cited by 7 publications

References 14 publications

Tecnologia blockchain sob as lentes da inovação social: evidenciando dimensões em uma fintech social

Tecnologia blockchain sob as lentes da inovação social: evidenciando dimensões em uma fintech social

A trajectory of social innovations for the direct purchase of organic food by food services: a case study in Florianópolis, Brazil

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