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Research proposals for science and peace scenarios

The 3rd Meeting of Young Researchers in science and peace scenarios presented 50 papers and 50 posters.

Young leaders in research belonging to the Faculty of Administrative, Economic and Accounting Sciences took over Third Meeting of Young Researchers in Science and Peace Scenarios, with the purpose of sharing experiences and research advances from the research groups of the Public Accounting and Business Administration program, in the areas of business innovation, sustainable development, environment, and tourism, which contribute to solving problems in the Sumapaz region.

The event began on April 23 with the presentation of 50 papers and an exhibition of 50 posters in the Emilio Sierra Baquero auditorium.

Some of the research groups presented in papers are part of the PROCEM research group of the Business Administration program, such as the Environmental and Economic Impact of the Use of Technologies in Car Washes in the South Eastern Commune of the Municipality of Fusagasugá, led by María Fernanda Aguilar Monzón and Sonia Yulieth Cagua Gutiérrez; Implementation of a Digital Platform as Support to the Urban Center of Cabrera, led by John Fredy Rincon Calderon and Yeison Andrés Díaz Mora.

Another seedbed is the Evaluation of Ecosystem Services Provision Under Criteria of Sustainability and Environmental Sustainability in the Province of Sumapaz, department of Cundinamarca and municipality of Pasca, led by Yuly Alexandra Naranjo Lunar and Olga Lucia Ospina Vidal.

The TEMCON research project of the Public Accounting program included the seedbed "Women's Participation in the Financial Sustainability of Microenterprises in the Province of Sumapaz," whose case was called Fusagasugá (Olaya and Gaitán neighborhoods) and was led by Nancy Isabel Castiblanco Villa.

Likewise, another project presented in the presentation was the Participation of Women in the Financial Sustainability of Microenterprises in Fusagasugá, case of Barrios Gran Colombia and Potosí, led by Jorge Armando Saza Sechagua and Karolayn Daniela Zamudio Wilches.

It is worth noting that the event had a significant attendance and was a favorable space to socialize research advances and strengthen networks that motivate the development of projects that contribute to scientific, technological and innovation advancement for the country and the region.

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