Beatriz Guzmán Pérez

Beatriz Guzmán Pérez


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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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13 July 2020 in Sustainability
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Beatriz Guzmán Pérez
MMMaría Victoria Pérez Monteverde
María Victoria Pérez Monteverde
CRCandido Roman-Cervantes
Candido Roman-Cervantes
The Social Economy entities have been recognized as key agents for achieving the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) of the 2030 Agenda. To reach that, indicators are required to guide decision-making and facilitate accountability to citizens. Substantial progress has been made for the economic and environmental dimensions, but not for the social one, which is a particularly serious deficiency to support the social value that the Third Sector entities’ have for the society. The objective of this study is to advance in this line, taking two organizations of the Social Economy that operate in the rural and marine environments of an important international tourist destination in Spain, the Canary Islands. The achieve this goal, the study uses the Social Value Polyhedral Model (SPOLY) of Social Accounting in the framework of the SDG to generate a system of relevant indicators that makes possible to project the particular contribution of these social actors, guide their action towards the global objectives, and render accounts in a transparent and understandable way to their stakeholders. The results show a common ground of contribution for both organizations (goals 8 and 17), but also the influence of the sphere of activity and the connections with the community.

1 December 2020 in CIRIEC-España, revista de economía pública, social y cooperativa
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Beatriz Guzmán Pérez
JJJavier Mendoza Jiménez
Javier Mendoza Jiménez
MMMaría Victoria Pérez Monteverde
María Victoria Pérez Monteverde
Las entidades de economía social han sido reconocidas como pieza clave en la agenda de desarrollo sostenible, pero aún sigue siendo necesario avanzar en la cuantificación de la aportación efectiva que realizan a la comunidad local. Este trabajo trata de medir el valor social de una de las familias de la economía social cuyo impacto socio-económico no ha sido abordado por los estudios empíricos realizados al respecto, las cofradías de pescadores. El contexto geográfico de la investigación es el archipiélago canario, empleándose la contabilidad social (Retolaza et al., 2016) como métrica del valor social. Se trata de un sistema de información ampliado que permite configurar una base de variables extrapolables a este tipo de entidades en otros territorios, y mostrar que la contribución que realizan las cofradías a sus stakeholders va más allá de variables económicas, y apoyan las funciones de sostenimiento del sector pesquero que les han sido asignadas por la normativa nacional y autonómica.