Creación de 400 unidades productivas de población migrante asentada en los barrios; El Bosque, Cuchilla de Villate y La Sierrita al suroccidente de la Ciudad de Barranquilla
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2020
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Escorcia Villa, Leslie
Fornaris Dávila, Diana
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Ediciones Universidad Simón Bolívar
Facultad de Ingenierías
Facultad de Ingenierías
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La profunda incertidumbre acerca del futuro, la estrategia del "vivir del día a día" parece ser el nuevo caballito de batalla de la mayoría de la gente. El Emprendimiento y el Ahorro no son tomados en cuenta, siendo estos uno de los medios más convencionales para progresar. Ante este panorama desolador surge la necesidad de dinamizar iniciativas de desarrollo y crecimiento para todos, se trata de procesos básicos que facilitan el instaurar hábitos en Emprendedores migrantes venezolanos en Colombia, que si bien son aproximadamente 1.771.237 la cantidad de venezolanos que han ingresado a Colombia, cerca del 58% se encuentran por fuera de la economía formal de nuestro país. Cabe señalar que, los migrantes que se han asentado al sur occidente de la ciudad de Barranquilla, se acerca a unos 145.805, asentamientos como: Villa Caracas, barrio Bosque, Villa Marcelina barrio el Bosque, Cuchilla de Villate y Villa Caraquitas del barrio la Sierrita, territorios con alto índice de inseguridad, violencia basada en género y así mismos territorios de alto riesgo (deslizamiento de tierra).
La última etapa de la migración empresarial ha traído consigo venezolanos que buscan emprender en Colombia. Los migrantes han logrado generar ingresos en actividades donde trabajan por su cuenta e inclusive emplean. No obstante, se enfrentan a barreras para formalizar sus negocios. El emprendimiento, como herramienta para la generación de ingresos y empleo, se ha convertido en una alternativa para facilitar la integración de la población migrante.
Deep uncertainty about the future, the strategy of "living from day to day" seems to be the new workhorse of most people. Entrepreneurship and Savings are not taken into account, these being one of the most conventional means to progress. Faced with this bleak panorama, the need arises to stimulate development and growth initiatives for all, these are basic processes that facilitate the establishment of habits in Venezuelan migrant entrepreneurs in Colombia, which although there are approximately 1,771,237 the number of Venezuelans who have entered the Colombia, about 58% are outside the formal economy of our country. It should be noted that the migrants who have settled in the south west of the city of Barranquilla, are close to about 145,805, settlements such as: Villa Caracas, Bosque neighborhood, Villa Marcelina el Bosque neighborhood, Cuchilla de Villate and Villa Caraquitas in the La Sierrita neighborhood, territories with a high index of insecurity, gender-based violence and also high-risk territories (landslides). The last stage of business migration has brought with it Venezuelans seeking to start a business in Colombia. Migrants have managed to generate income in activities where they work on their own and even employ. However, they face barriers to formalizing their businesses. Entrepreneurship, as a tool for generating income and employment, has become an alternative to facilitate the integration of the migrant population.
Deep uncertainty about the future, the strategy of "living from day to day" seems to be the new workhorse of most people. Entrepreneurship and Savings are not taken into account, these being one of the most conventional means to progress. Faced with this bleak panorama, the need arises to stimulate development and growth initiatives for all, these are basic processes that facilitate the establishment of habits in Venezuelan migrant entrepreneurs in Colombia, which although there are approximately 1,771,237 the number of Venezuelans who have entered the Colombia, about 58% are outside the formal economy of our country. It should be noted that the migrants who have settled in the south west of the city of Barranquilla, are close to about 145,805, settlements such as: Villa Caracas, Bosque neighborhood, Villa Marcelina el Bosque neighborhood, Cuchilla de Villate and Villa Caraquitas in the La Sierrita neighborhood, territories with a high index of insecurity, gender-based violence and also high-risk territories (landslides). The last stage of business migration has brought with it Venezuelans seeking to start a business in Colombia. Migrants have managed to generate income in activities where they work on their own and even employ. However, they face barriers to formalizing their businesses. Entrepreneurship, as a tool for generating income and employment, has become an alternative to facilitate the integration of the migrant population.
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Xenofobia, Población de acogida, Unidad productiva, Xenophobia, Host population, Productive unit