Factores que limitan la asociatividad del Programa Hilando el Desarrollo en la Economía Social y Solidaria

Abstract

The present project is the limiting factors of partnership program Spinning Development in the Social and Solidarity Economy (ESS), which directly influences textile artisans from different associations; since the objective of the "Spinning Development" promotes economic inclusion and social mobility of thousands of textile artisans of ESS who seek to achieve economic and living, decent and fair conditions. Taking into account that the association is the future of this program, since small contracts for one-person enterprises generate minimal profits that do not contribute to its strengthening, so if you are promoted from the National Institute of Popular Economy and Solidarity (IEPS) is the associative generation of large contracts, which enable greater production revenues amount to craftsmen. The above program is an initiative of the national government to comply with the provisions of the Constitution of Ecuador, the National Plan for Good Living and the Ten-Year Education Plan; This is in charge of the Institute of Social and Solidarity Economy to encourage artisans who are part of a project developed by the Government within the program Spinning Development are 117 participants belonging to the province of Tungurahua as a part of the textile sector. As textile mills are facing adversity within the market itself, before the financial authorities; knowing that such association’s confidence is higher against the above. Textile mills have raised their targets and maintain adequate control of their resources and personal workshops; some of the limiting factors involved as challenges by partnering are whether there is cooperation as a group, trust among members, conflict resolution group, formation of shared interests, etc. So this research aims to develop and implement a training program with the most relevant issues involved as factors limiting the association.