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CONGRESS GUIDE

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Table of Contents

Brief overview of Costa Rica 5 Social Economy in Costa Rica 5 Chapter CIRIEC Costa Rica 6

VIII CIRIEC International Congress on Social Economy Research 7 Date and place of the congress 7 Objective of the congress 8 Thematic axes of discussion: 8

Modality of the event 10 Scientific Committee for CIRIEC International 10 Scientific Committee for CIRIEC Costa Rica 12 Board of Directors CIRIEC Chapter Costa Rica 14

International keynote speakers 14 Christian Felber 15 Graciela Fernández Quintas 15 Ariel Guarco 15

Bernardo Kliksberg 15 Pascal Michard 16 Henry Mintzberg 16 Bruno Roelants 16

Vic Van Vuuren 17 Ilcheong Yi 17 Participating international speakers 17 Juan Fernando Álvarez Rodríguez 17

Marie J. Bouchard 18 Roberto Cañedo Villarreal 18 Chiara Carini 18 Coline Compère 19

Rafael Chaves Ávila 19 Simel Esim 20 Monserrat Espinach Rueda 20 Hyunsik Eum 20

Federico Li Bonilla 21 Carmen Marcuello Servós 21 Daniel Nagao Meneses 21 Gabriel Roomthé-Beaulieu 22

Barbara Sak 22

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Jérôme Schoenmackers 22 Participants in attendance 23 General information about the congress 23 Attire and items for arriving at the venue 24

Distribution of conference rooms, restrooms, food areas, parking and rest areas 24 Main hall and workshop rooms 24 Bamboo Room 24 Chirripó Room 25

Corcovado Room 25 Tortuguero Room 26 Miravalles Room 26 Arenal Room 26

Feeding Area 26 Medical Area 26 Parking 26 Sanitary facilities 27

Rest Areas 27 Stands 27 Sketch of Oikoumene Costa Rica Camp 27 Languages 29

International Conferences 29 Workshops 29 Congress Schedule 29 Congress Program 30

Program for Day 1: Wednesday 8 September 2021 31 Mrs. Graciela Fernández Quintas(virtual). President of Cooperatives of the Americas. 34 Day 2 Program: Thursday, September 9, 2021 34 Program Day 3: Friday, September 10, 2021 37

Closing ceremony 39 Modality of the workshops 40 Equipment and materials required by presenters 40 Consultations and questions at the workshops 40

Workshop schedules Costa Rica time (UTC - 6) 41 Bamboo Room 42 Chirripó Room 42 Corcovado Room 43

Tortuguero Room 43 Miravalles Room 44 Arenal Room 44

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Exhibitors, thematic axes and participating countries 45 Thematic axes and papers to be presented 45 Origin of participating exhibitors by thematic axis 46 Workshop program 47

Bamboo Room 47 Chirripó Room 51 Corcovado Room 57 Tortuguero Room 62

Miravalles Room 68 Arenal Room 74 Scientific journals for publication 79 Lodging 80

Recreational options in Costa Rica 80

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Brief overview of Costa Rica

Costa Rica1 is located in Central America, it is known for its beaches, volcanoes and its great flora and fauna. It has a population of five million inhabitants in 51 100 km2, in addition, the country is characterized by a variety of ecosystems with microclimates ranging from tropical

dry to tropical humid climate with different landscapes ranging from tropical rainforests, deciduous forests, cloud forests, mangroves, volcanoes and beautiful beaches on the Pacific and Atlantic coasts.

Social Economy in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is characterized for having a democratic system that is celebrating 200 years of independence, it is characterized for being a solidary country with more than one hundred

years of having within its economic policies a strong associative component, of social economy and cooperativism where 21% of the population is cooperativist2. Chapter CIRIEC Costa Rica

The Chapter CIRIEC Costa Rica is made up of the Presidency by the representative of the Universidad Estatal a Distancia, the Vice-presidency by the representative of the Centro de Estudios y Capacitación Cooperativa R.L. (CENECOOP). The secretariats are made up of several institutions with a cooperative approach such as the National Institute for Cooperative

Development (INFOCOOP), the Confederation of Cooperatives of the Caribbean, Central and South America (CCC-CA) and the Permanent Commission of Self-management Cooperatives (CPCA), the National Council of Cooperatives (CONACOOP), FUNDEPOS University, and the Universidad Estatal a Distancia in the secretariats representing Logistics,

Promotion of Social Economy and Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals. Among the objectives of CIRIEC-Costa Rica is to conduct social, environmental and economic research for profit and non-profit organizations, experimental development in the field of social sciences and humanities, as well as professional scientific and technical

activities (CIRIEC Costa Rica, 2020).

1 Guías Costa Rica(s.f.) Costa Rica. Acceso 19 julio 2021 de https://guiascostarica.info/ 2 Programa Estado de la Nación (2012). IV Censo Nacional Cooperativo. Acceso 19 julio 2021 de https://www.aciamericas.coop/IMG/pdf/censo_cooperativo_cr2012.pdf

https://guiascostarica.info/

https://www.aciamericas.coop/IMG/pdf/censo_cooperativo_cr2012.pdf

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Eighth CIRIEC International Congress on Social Economy Research

The Eighth CIRIEC International Congress on Social Economy Research called Social Solidarity Economy and the 2030 Agenda: Inclusive and sustainable development through

innovative social practices aims to convene academics, entrepreneurs and social sectors to contribute with their research by contributing to the theme of social and solidarity economy in the framework of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs: 2015-2030), approved by the United Nations, which are 17 goals with 169 targets that include themes of action to

safeguard future generations, such as climate change, economic inequality, innovation, sustainable consumption, peace and gender equity, sustainable cities, flora and wildlife. Date and place of the congress

This prestigious event will be held on September 8, 9, and 10, 2021, at the Oikoumene Camp in the canton of Ochomogo, 15 km from San José Center, in the province of Cartago. Link to the place where the event will take place:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Campamento+Oikoumene/@9.9159487,-83.9513826,15z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x3933a1f09eac1b28!8m2!3d9.9159487!4d-83.9513826

Objective of the congress

The objective of this congress will be to provide a space for exchange between scientists from more than 30 countries from all continents in relation to the field of Social Economy. More than one hundred papers will be presented that will deepen the discussion of different

thematic axes. Thematic axes of discussion: 1 Public policies and Social Solidarity Economy

a. Social Solidarity Economy to create economic, social and environmental development. b. Circular economy as a tool of the Social Solidarity Economy to protect terrestrial ecosystems. c. Political democratization and territorial development under a social solidarity economy

approach. d. Shared economy model under a Social Solidarity Economy approach to promote sustainable development.

2. Social promotion strategies a. Sustainable entrepreneurship and social economy drivers of territorial development.




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b. Spin Off model under a Social Solidarity Economy approach to create sustainable development. c. Empowerment and entrepreneurship with a gender perspective to create development models under a Social Solidarity Economy approach.

d. Corporate Social Responsibility as drivers of development and economic progress. e. Social innovations in products and services to reduce social inequalities. 3. Innovation and technology

a. Social Solidarity Economy to safeguard food security. b. Public health and accessibility to drinking water an inherent right of people in the Social Solidarity Economy. c. Importance of the Social Solidarity Economy in building sustainable cities.

d. Social Solidarity Economy as a safeguard to mitigate climate change. e. Marine innovation projects under a Social Solidarity Economy approach. 4. Sustainability and accessibility

a. Innovation and clean energy under social solidarity economy models to safeguard natural resources. b. Innovation and measurement indicators for resilient and green infrastructure. c. Innovation and disruptive technologies under a social solidarity economy approach.

5. Measuring the impact of the Social Solidarity Economy. a. Satellite accounts in Social Solidarity Economy b. Indicators for measuring the Sustainable Gross Domestic Product. c. Technological applications for measuring social, economic and environmental variables.

Modality of the event

This Congress will be held in a face-to-face and virtual modality. For virtual connections, the Zoom platform will be used, linked to a virtual platform; access

will be sent via e-mail to each participant.

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Scientific Committee for CIRIEC International

President: Dra. Marie J. Bouchard Co-president: Dr. Rafael Chaves Ávila Vice president: Dr. Federico Li Bonilla

Other members:

• Aykac, Burhan (Tukey)

• Barna, Cristina (Romania)

• Ben Aissa, Lofti (Tunisia)

• Ben Ner, Avner (United States)

• Bidet, Eric (France)

• Burdin, Gabriel (United Kingdom)

• Byrne, Noreen (Ireland)

• Cañedo, Roberto (Mexico)

• Cheong Yi, Il (UNRISD)

• Chertouk, Malika Ahmed Zaïd (Algeria)

• Clamp, Cristina (United States)

• Esim, Simel (ILO)

• Eum, Hyungsik (ICA)

• Fecher, Fabienne (Belgium)

• Francesconi, Gian Nicola (Senegal)

• Greiling, Dorothea (Austria)

• Guillotte, Claude André (Canada)

• Hahn, Gordon (Sweden)

• Hudon, Marek (Belgium)

• Imamura, Hajime (Japan)

• Itçaina, Xabier (France)

• Lambru, Mihaela (Romania)

• Lee, Sang Youn (South Korea)

• Marcuello, Carmen (OIBESCOOP)

• Marini, Marco (Italy)

• Mc Carthy, Olive (Ireland)

• Novkovic, Sonja (Canada)

• Pestoff, Victor (Sweden)

• Radrigan, Mario (Chile)

• Rhouma, Akram Bel haj (Tunisia)

• Richez Battesti, Nadine (France)

• Rousselière, Damien (France)

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• Schaeffer, Christina (Germany)

• Spear, Roger (United Kingdom)

• Uchel, Marietta (Colombia)

• Vallet, Nathalie (Belgium)

• Vamesu Ancuta, (Romania)

• Vezina, Martine (Canada)

• Vuotto, Mirta (Argentina)

• Yi, Ilcheong (UNRISD)

• Zevi, Alberto (Italy)

Scientific Committee for CIRIEC Costa Rica Presidential House: Mag. Marvin Rodríguez Vargas Universidad Estatal a Distancia Costa Rica:

• Dr. Federico Li Bonilla

• Dr. Gustavo Hernández Castro • Dra (c). Monserrat Espinach Rueda • Dr. Javier Torres Vindas • Dr. Fernando Zúñiga Umaña

• Dr. Federico Quesada Chaves • Dra. Susana Fernández Alfaro • Mag. Patricia Bravo Arias

FUNDEPOS- CENECOOP: Mag. Oscar Abellán

Confederación Centroamericana y del Caribe y Suramérica de Cooperativas de Ahorro

y Crédito CCC-A: Dr. Luis Guillermo Coto CIRIEC Colombia: Dr. Juan Fernando Álvarez Fernández CIRIEC Brazil: Dr. Daniel Nagẵo Menezes

Universidad Autónoma de Queretano: Dra. Graciela Lara Gómez Universidad Santiago de Compostela:

• Dr. Raúl Canay Pazos • Dra. Maite Cancelo Márquez

• Dra. Sara Fernández Fernández Universidad de Gran Canarias Las Palmas: Dra. María del Pino Domínguez Cabrera Universidad de Valencia: Dra. Gemma Fajardo García Universidad Do Porto: Dra. Deolinda Meira

Instituto Nacional de Cooperativismo de GuaThemela (INACOOG): Dr (c). Gabriel Lucas Guzmán Board of Directors Chapter CIRIEC Costa Rica The board of directors is comprised of the following members:

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• President: Rodrigo Arias Camacho, UNED

• Executive Director: Federico Li Bonilla, UNED

• Vice president: Rodolfo Navas Alvarado, CENECOOP

• International Relations Secretariat: Luis Guillermo Coto Moya, Confederación de Cooperativas del Caribe Centro y Sur América

• Secretariat of representation of INFOCOOP

• Secretariat of representation of CONACOOP: Franklin Roomzar Guzmán

• Secretariat of representation of FUNDEPOS: Óscar Avellán Villegas

• Secretariat of representation of CPCA: Isabel Camareno Camareno

• Sustainable Development Goals Secretariat: Monserrat Espinach Rueda, UNED

• Logistic Secretariat: Gustavo Hernández Castro, UNED

• Secretariat for the Promotion of Social Economy: Patricia Bravo Arias, UNED.

International keynote speakers

Christian Felber Professor of economics and sociology, specialist in sustainable economics. The Australian economist has developed a new economic model of the "Economy for the Common Good". 

Writer of Change Everything. Creating an Economy for the Common Good and Money. The New Rules of the Game. He was awarded the getAbstract International Book Award 2014. In addition, The "Economy for the Common Good" received the ZEIT-Wissen Award in 2017 and was placed in 2021 on the SPIEGEL bestseller list. Founding member of the global

justice movement Attac in Australia and initiator of Democratic Banking. Graciela Fernández Quintas Doctor in Law and Social Sciences with more than 20 years of experience in cooperative and

associative organization. President of Cooperatives of the Americas. Since 2014 she has been president of the Uruguayan Confederation of Cooperative Entities (CUDECOOP). She is a member of the Commission on Cooperative Law of the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA) and vice-president of the International Cooperative Alliance since October 2018. He

also has more than 20 years of experience in matters of Cooperative Organization, Associativism and Social Economy. Ariel Guarco

President of the ICA World. Cooperative leader who has led the development process of the Argentine cooperative movement since his youth and has built active links with the rest of the cooperative movement in the American Continent.

Bernardo Kliksberg

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Economist, sociologist and public accountant, appointed doctor honoris causa by more than forty universities around the world. He is considered the Father of Corporate Social Responsibility and has written 65 books and hundreds of works on different areas of Development, Education, Public Health and Corporate Social Responsibility. The Argentine

economist has written on exclusion, the reconstruction of the State, the idea of social capital, ethics and the construction of an economy with a human face. Pascal Michard

Director of OFI Asset Management since 2017. Chairman and director of Socram Banque SA. He was appointed Chairman of the Macif group in May 2019. Henry Mintzberg

Academic professor and writer at Mc Gill University in Canada. Author of more than 20 books and 180 articles, he is also co-founder and active member of the International Master’s Program for Managers and the International Master’s in healthcare leadership. He revolutionized contemporary management, strategy and organizational forms. His latest

book, Rebalancing Society, exposes the need to design a more social economy to save society, democracy and the planet. Bruno Roelants

Director General of the International Cooperative Alliance. Bruno Roelants is secretary general of CICOPA, the International Cooperative Alliance's sectoral organization for industry and services, a role he has held since 2002. Under his leadership, the organization's membership increased from 18 countries in 2002 to 32 countries in 2018. His involvement

in research on cooperativism and employment worldwide, social, worker and production cooperatives is highlighted. Vic Van Vuuren

Director of the International Labour Organization; Chairman of the United Nations Task Force on Social and Solidarity Economy (UNTFSSE); Chairman of the Board of Directors of PAGE (Partnership for Action on Green Economy), member of the Supervisory Board of the Capital Coalition and member of COP26, Energy Transition Council. He is also a lawyer

by profession and was chairman of COPAC (Committee for the Promotion and Advancement of Cooperatives), served on the South African Council for Higher Education, the National Economic Development and Labour Council, the Governing Council of the International Labour Organization, the Council of Pan-African Employers Confederation and the South

African Electric Utilities Research Advisory Board. Ilcheong Yi

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Senior Research Coordinator at UNRISD's Social Policy and Development and Alternative Economies Program, his research interests are associated with issues such as Social Economy and promoting Sustainable Development.

International Speakers

Juan Fernando Álvarez Rodríguez President of the Scientific Committee of CIRIEC Colombia. Professor and researcher at the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana of Colombia. He has been a research professor in Colombia

at the Javeriana, National, Santo Tomás, La Salle, ESAP, Minuto de Dios and Cooperativa Universities. He has been visiting professor at the Universities of Andina Simón Bolívar (Ecuador), Guadalajara (Mexico), Pelotas (Brazil) and Castilla La-Mancha (Spain). He has been a consultant for international organizations such as FAO, CAF, ILO, EURICSE, ACI

and editorial member of high impact journals. In addition, his publications are related to the Ibero-American Social Economy. Marie J. Bouchard

President of the Scientific Commission on Social and Cooperative Economy of CIRIEC International. Member of the Board of Directors of CIRIEC Canada. Scientific advisor of Innovative Territories in Social and Solidarity Economy (TIESS). Member of the Center for Research on Social Innovations (CRISES). Professor at the University of Quebec in Montreal

(Canada). Currently, she is the external coordinator of the Opportunities and Challenges of Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy project, led at UNRISD for the United Nations Inter-Agency Task Force on Social and Solidarity Economy (UNTFSSE), she chaired the Technical Working Group on Cooperative Statistics of COPAC for the International Labour

Organization. Roberto Cañedo Villarreal Member of the Scientific Council of CIRIEC International and member of the Ibero-

American Observatory of Social and Cooperative Economy (OIBESCOOP). President of CIRIEC Mexico. Professor and researcher at the Autonomous University of Guerrero, Mexico.

Chiara Carini Chiara Carini has a degree in Economics and ICT Management with a Master's degree in Theories and Methods for Information Management from the University of Brescia (Italy). She is responsible at EURICESE for the collection and analysis of socio-economic data on

Italyn cooperatives and social enterprises. Coline Compère

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Researcher at CIRIEC International and CIRIEC Belgium. Coline Compère is a documentalist. She first worked at the library of Law, Political Science, Criminology, Economics, Management and Social Sciences of the University of Liège before being hired at CIRIEC-Belgium in 2015. She is in charge of CIRIEC's documentation center

and in particular of its multilingual knowledge platform, AGORA. In this context, she performs a recurrent documentary follow-up on new developments in public and social economy. He also regularly assists members of CIRIEC's international network and visitors in their documentary research.

Rafael Chaves Ávila Co-President of the Scientific Commission of the VIII Ciriec International Congress. Member of CIRIEC Spain. Professor at the University of Valencia. Professor of Economics

and Social Economy. He is director of CIDEC European documentation center in public, social and cooperative economy. Former director of the Research Institute IUDESCOOP. In addition, he has extensive experience in international and national projects, funded by the United Nations (UNRISD) and European institutions such as the European Economic and

Social Committee or the DGV of the European Union, the scientific network CIRIEC-International and the Spanish Ministry of Science and the 7th Framework Programme of the EU. He is currently a member of the Expert Group on Social Economy and Social Enterprises of the European Commission (2018-2024).

Simel Esim She is a program manager on cooperatives and social solidarity economy in the Enterprise Department of the International Labour Office. She was a specialist in the Regional Office

for Arab States on gender issues where she led work on gender equality, transition from informal to formal economy and decent work for domestic workers. Prior to joining the ILO she worked as an economist at the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), Development Alternatives Institute (DAI) and the World Bank. She has written extensively

on gender equality, decent work, migration, economic organization and the informal economy. Her recent work includes a co-edited book, Cooperatives and the World of Work (2019 Routledge).

Monserrat Espinach Rueda Member of the Board of Directors of CIRIEC Costa Rica for the Secretariat of the Sustainable Development Goals for CIRIEC Costa Rica; Professor and researcher; Head of the Chair of Production at the Universidad Estatal a Distancia. She has written books and scientific

articles on productivity, sustainable development and social economy. She represented the Universidad Estatal a Distancia in 2017 before the Consejo de Nacional de Rectores (CONARE) in the Proposal for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals

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(SDGs) for Costa Rica. Also, she is the creator of the Model Creation of University-based Cooperative Enterprises, social spin off model, with an economic-social approach. Hyunsik Eum

Strategy and Statistics Coordinator of the International Cooperative Alliance. Federico Li Bonilla Vice President of the Scientific Commission of the WIII CIRIEC International Congress, member of CIRIEC International and Executive Director of CIRIEC Costa Rica. He is also

the Director of the School of Management Sciences of the Universidad Estatal a Distancia. He represents the Universidad Estatal a Distancia in the Red Universitaria Euro-latinoamericana en Economía Social y Cooperativa (RULESCOOP). Post-doctor in economic sciences, professor, researcher, and writer of several books and articles on the

Costa Rican cooperative model and social economy. He is the creator of the Model for the Creation of University-based Cooperative Enterprises, a model with a social-economic approach that the President of Costa Rica, Carlos Alvarado, in May 2021, presented to the Governing Council and supports the model as a path to follow to reduce the social gaps in

the country. Carmen Marcuello Servós She is a member of the Scientific Commission for the Social Economy of CIRIEC-Spain and

of the International Scientific Commission "Social & Cooperative Economy" of CIRIEC-International. Professor in the Department of Business Management and Organization at the University of Zaragoza. Since 2003 she is director of the research group GESES-University of Zaragoza. Co-founder of Musethica in 2012. Since 2016 she is director of the Chair

Cooperatives and Social Economy, Caja Rural de Teruel of the University of Zaragoza and President of the Ibero-American Observatory of Employment and Social Economy-OIBESCOOP. Also, she participated in the creation of CEPES-Aragon.

Daniel Nagao Meneses Member of CIRIEC-Brazil. Law graduate (PUC-Campinas). Master and Doctor in Politics and Economic Law (Mackenzie Presbyterian University), Post-Doctor in Law (USP). Post-Doctor in Economics (UNESP-Araraquara). Professor of the Graduate Program in Political

and Economic Law at Mackenzie Presbyterian University School of Law. Gabriel Roomthé-Beaulieu Originally from Baie-Comeau (Quebec, Canada), he studied economics, politics and public

administration in Quebec, London, Ottawa and Paris. Since an internship in the Quebec public administration in 2013, he has never left the world of social economy, which led him to Territoires innovants en économie sociale et solidaire (TIESS) (Innovative Territories in

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Social and Solidarity Economy) in 2016 and then to Geneva in 2019. Back in Montreal, she works at TIESS as a transfer agent, in addition to other mandates related to her expertise (social impact measurement, evaluation and research in social economy).

Barbara Sak Senior Economic Researcher. Managing Director of CIRIEC International and CIRIEC Belgium, she has contributed to and co-directed several national and international interdisciplinary research and projects (grouping up to 25-30 researchers) in the field of

services of general and collective interest, whether economic or non-economic, and public enterprises. His main field of expertise is public policy in terms of regulation, modes of provision and organization, financing and evaluation of such services and of the so-called third sector or social economy (i.e. cooperatives, mutuals, foundations, non-profit

organizations). Jérôme Schoenmackers Ageérôme Schoenmaeckers holds a PhD in economics and management. His doctoral thesis

research focused on the care of dependent elderly people, by studying the role of the three main actors and their interactions: the family, the state and the market. Working at CIRIEC International (International Center for Research and Information on Public, Social and Cooperative Economics) since 2019, his research interests are evolving and are no longer

limited to public economics. As project manager at CIRIEC Belgium in social economy, he conducted a review of different mapping exercises in social economy. Visiting professor at HEC-Liege and research professor at CIRIEC International and CIRIEC Belgium.

Participants attending the Congress in person For participants attending the Congress in person, the following will be offered: - Breakfast, lunch and coffee in the afternoon on September 8, 9 and 10, 2021. - Coffee stations for the three days of the event.

- Bottles of water. - Bottle of alcohol. - Certificate of virtual participation (both modalities). - Work material (folder, notepad, pencil).

- Sponsor's gift. General information about the congress

For the plenary sessions, simultaneous translation will be provided in Spanish, English and French, and a Lesco interpreter will be available during the entire event in the plenary sessions of the conferences.

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As this is a hybrid event, it is recommended to bring your smartphone, tablet or laptop with hands-free or headphones, as workshops will be held virtually. The workshops will be held in six different rooms where participants will move to each room, according to the thematic axis or title of the lecture to be given, also, they will be able to

watch the transmission from a screen from the comfort of their seats; the workshops will have English-Spanish, Spanish-English translation. Attire and items to bring to the event venue

It is recommended to wear casual clothes, with comfortable shoes for walking on stone or semi-paved roads. It is mandatory by regulations from the pandemic protocol of the Ministry of Health of Costa Rica, to wear a mask or mouth mask to enter the event site and during the entire stay of the

congress. It is recommended to bring an umbrella or umbrella and a coat for cool evenings. Distribution of conference rooms, restrooms, food areas, parking and rest areas

Main hall and workshop rooms

Bamboo Room This is the main room for international conferences.

Equipped for 170 people and staff at a distance of 1.80 meters between each person. Each person will have his or her own desk and will be able to view all the international conferences, both those given by the presenters as well as the virtual ones. There will be live transmission on screens located in different parts of the main hall.

The place is open to protect people's safety and there will be awnings on the sides in case of rain.

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Image 1. Distribution of desks in Bamboo Main Hall

Source: Own elaboration

Chirripó Room Equipped so that the exhibitor can give his presentation with a maximum of twenty face-to-

face participants and up to 500 virtual participants, the moderator and the exhibitor are projected on a large screen. The participants enter the place, in case the fields are full they will have to see the expositions virtually in the waiting rooms. In the hall, they will remain at a distance of 1.80

meters. Corcovado Room Equipped for the on-site moderator to project from Costa Rica to the virtual platform. Used

only for virtual exhibitions with exhibitors who are not present in person. Admission will be virtual only and has space for 500 participants. Tortuguero Room

Equipped for the on-site moderator to project from Costa Rica to the virtual platform. Used only for virtual exhibitions with exhibitors who are not present in person. Admission will be virtual only and has space for 500 participants.

Miravalles Hall The entrance will be virtual only and has space for 500 participants, the moderator and exhibitors are virtual.

Arenal Room

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The entrance will be virtual only and has space for 500 participants, the moderator and exhibitors are virtual. Food Area

The food area has space for 200 people spaced 1.80 meters apart. It will be buffet service and people must keep the proper distance to be served, there will be three buffet service stations on site.

Medical area There will be an ambulance with a paramedic and an office with medical services in case of emergency during the congress.

Parking There will be space for more than 300 cars at the event site. Restroom facilities

There are five places with restrooms for men and women, distributed in all workshop rooms, food areas and at the main registration entrance (see sketch). Rest areas

Camp Oikoumene, being a recreational farm, has spaces for hiking, lake, mountain views, as well as outdoor spaces for participants to rest. Stands Spaces

These are open spaces during the whole day of the congress for participants to have coffee and a short break (see sketch). Sketch of Oikoumene Camp Costa Rica

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Símbología

Camino peatonal, para buseta y ambulancia

Camino privado solo ambulancias

Camino automóviles

Senderos internos del campamento

Camino peatonal

A Área descanso

B Área descanso

D Área de cabañas.

E Área de cabañas

F Área de cabañas

G Área Médica

1 Entrada Campamento Oikoumene

2 Área de parqueos

3 Área de registro

4 Oficina administrativa

5 Salón principal Bambú

6 Área de alimentación participantes

7 Parqueo buseta y ambulancia

8 Sala Chirripó

9 Sala descanso participantes 1 a 2 75 m 6-F 150m

10 Sala para entrevistas Onda UNED (II piso) 2 a 3 10m F-C 150m

11 Oficina Staff de Comunicación (II Piso) 3 a 6 50m C-B 50m

12 Sala Corcovado (Primera planta) A-3 40m B-9 30m

13 Sala Tortuguero (Primera planta) A-6 10m 5 a 6 250m

14 Espacio Staff y edecanes 6 a 5 125 m 5 a 9 250m

15 Área alimentación staff y edecanes 6 a 8 20m Camino a baños

Stands Áreas de café 6 a 9 150m 3 a Baños 1 5m

Baños Áreas Servicios sanitarios para hombres y mujeres 8 a 9 125m 6 a Baños 2 5 m

9 a 10 10 m 5 a Baños 3 5 m

9 a 11 10 m 5 a Baños 4 80m

6 a E 60 m 9 a Baños 5 5 m

E a 9 65m 8 a Baños 6 5 m

Camino peatonal Senderos internos

Distancias aproximadas en metros lineales(m)

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Languages

Official language: Spanish International conferences Simultaneous translations will be available

Spanish-English - English-Spanish French-Spanish Spanish-French Workshops

Will have simultaneous translation Spanish-English - English-Spanish Congress Schedule

The program of the Congress and Workshops is shown in Costa Rican time. Costa Rica time (UTC - 6 hours) To know the schedule in your country: https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html

Congress program

Important information: The program in its different days shows the actions that will be carried out both in person

and virtually. After the name of each participant, the word (virtual) or (face-to-face) will be placed in parentheses. This indicates the modality that each participant will present at the congress. Presential: the participant is in Costa Rica at the congress and presents at the place of the

event. Virtual: participant presents from the country where he/she is.

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Day 1 Program: Wednesday, September 8, 2021 Main room: Bamboo Room

Costa Rica time (UTC - 6 hours) Activity

7:30 a 8:30 On-site and virtual registration through

UNED's platform

7:30 a 8:30 On-site participant breakfasts

8:30 a 8:35 Start of transmission. Presentation of the event and welcome

8:35 a 8:40 Inaugural video

8:40 a 8:45 Intonation of the National Anthem of Costa Rica.

8:50 a 8:55 Speech by Mr. Federico Li Bonilla (in

person) - Executive Director of CIRIEC Costa Rica.

9:00-9:05 Speech by Mr. Rodolfo Navas (in person). Vice-president CIRIEC Costa Rica. Representation of CENECOOP

9:10-9:15 Welcome remarks by Mr. Rodrigo Arias Camacho (in person) - Rector of UNED

and President CIRIEC Costa Rica. 9:20-9:25 Speech by Mr. Alain Arnaud (in person)

President of CIRIEC International.

9:30-9:35

Speech by Mr. Sigfrido Lee Leiva (virtual) Vice Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises of GuaThemela. Representative of the Government of GuaThemela.

9:40-9:55 Speech by Mr. Marvin Rodríguez Cordero (in person). Vice President of the Republic

of Costa Rica.

10:00-10:10 Cultural event (in person)

10:15-11:30 Opening International Conference Day 1 Theme: Rebalancing society Speaker:

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Mr. Henry Mintzberg (virtual). Professor at Mc Gill University Canada.

Questions to the speaker Sr. Rodrigo Arias Camacho (in person) Sr. Federico Li Bonilla (in person) Sr. Juan Fernando Álvarez (in person)

Sra. Marie Bouchard (in person)

11:35- 12:05 International Conference 2

Theme: Cooperatives and The Agenda 2030: Inclusive and Sustainable Development through Innovative Social

Practices Speaker: Mr. Bruno Roelants (Virtual) Director International Cooperative

Alliance. 12:10-12:35 International Conference 3

Topic: Territorial Development through the Social-planned Spin Off Model. Costa Rica Case. Speakers:

Mr. Federico Li Bonilla (in person). Executive Director CIRIEC Costa Rica. Ms. Monserrat Espinach Rueda (in person). Sustainable Development Goals

Secretariat. CIRIEC Costa Rica.

12:40-13:45 Lunch

13:50-13:55 Recognition to Mr. Francisco Morales (in person). Former Minister of Labor and Social Security. Creator of the Cooperative

Law in Costa Rica. Presiding: Mr. Rodrigo Arias (in person) President CIRIEC Costa Rica..

14:00-14:05 Remarks Mr. Francisco Morales (in person), Former Minister of Labor and Social Security Costa Rica

14:10-15:10 International Conference 4

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Theme: Recent international evolution of statistics on Social and Solidarity

Economy. Moderator:

Mr. Ilcheong Yi (virtual) Senior Research

Coordinator at the Program on Development and Social Policy and Alternative Economies of UNRISD.

Speakers:

1. Ms. Marie J. Bouchard (in person) University of Montreal. CIRIEC Canada and CIRIEC International

Mr. Gabriel Roomthé-Beaulieu (virtual) TIESS. Theme: Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: The State of the Art.

2 Ms. Coline Compère (virtual), CIRIEC International. Ms. Barbara Sak (virtual), CIRIEC

International and Ciriec Belgium. Mr. Jérôme Shoenmaekers (virtual). CIRIEC International and CIRIEC Belgium

Subject: Mapping International SSE Mapping Exercises 3 Mr. Rafael Chaves (classroom).

University of Valencia, GECES Ciriec Spain. Topic: Producing Statistics on Social and Solidarity Economy: Policy

Recommendations and Directions for Future Research.

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4. Mr. Hyunsik Eum (virtual) Coordinator of Strategy and Statistics of the

International Cooperative Alliance. Ms. Chiara Carini. (Euricse). Simon. Esim. Manager of Programs on Cooperatives and Social Solidarity

Economy. International Labour Organization (ILO). Theme: Producing and aggregating statistics on cooperatives. Recent

development and current issues


Topic: to be defined

Speaker:

Mrs. Graciela Fernández Quintas (virtual).

President of Cooperatives of the Americas.

15:50-16:20 Coffee break and transportation of the participants to the workshop rooms.

16:30 a 17:30 Workshop 1 (see Workshops Program)

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Day 2 Program: Thursday, September 9, 2021 Main room: Bamboo Room


7:30 a 8:30 On-site and virtual registration via the platform

7:30 a 8:30 Breakfast for on-site participants

8:30 a 8:35 Welcome and start of transmission for virtual participants.

8:40 a 8:45 Speech by the representative of Banco Popular y Desarrollo Comunal (in person).

8:50 a 8:55 Speech by Mr. Victor Carvajal Campos (in person) representative and member of the

Board of Directors of CIRIEC Costa Rica for the Secretariat of the National Institute for Cooperative Development (INFOCOOP) (in person).

9:00 a 9:05 Speech by Mr. Franklin Roomzar Guzmán(in person) member of the Board

of Directors CIRIEC Costa Rica Secretariat of the National Council of Cooperatives (CONACOOP).

9:10 a 9:15 Speech by Mrs. Victoria Hernández (in person) Minister of Economy, Industry and

Commerce of Costa Rica. 9:20 a 9:25 Remarks by Ms. Silvia Lara (in person)

Minister of Labor and Social Security of Costa Rica

9:30-9:35 Cultural event

9:35-10:35 Opening international conference

Day 2 Speaker: Mr. Christian Felber (virtual).

Theme: Theory of the common good. An economic, cooperative and sustainable model. Questions to the speaker:

Mr. Rafael Chavez (in person).

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Mr. Roberto Cañedo (in person) Mr. Rodolfo Navas (in person)

Mr. Franklin Roomzar (in person)


Theme: Policies to promote Social and Solidarity Economy in the Context of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Speaker: Mr. Ilcheong Yi (virtual). Senior Research Coordinator at UNRISD's Social Policy and Development and Alternative

Economies Program. 11:15 a 11:25 Displacement of face-to-face participants

to the simultaneous rooms of the workshops.

11:30 a 12:30 Workshop 2 (see workshop program)

12:35 a 13:55 Lunch

14:00-15:00 Workshop 3 (see workshop program) 15:05-15:25 Coffee break and transfer to the main hall


Theme: The Social and Solidarity Economy towards attaining the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Speaker:

Mr. Vic Van Vuuren (in person) Chairman of the United Nations Task Force on Social and Solidarity Economy (UNTFSSE).


Theme: Cooperative Identity in the face of global challenges.

Speaker: Mr. Ariel Guarco (virtual). President of the International Cooperative Alliance (ICA) Worldwide.


CIRIEC Latin America Conversatory Theme: Satellite Accounts LATAM

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Moderator: Mr. Edwin Castillo. UNED Costa Rica (in person)

Speakers: Mr. Federico Li (in person) CIRIEC Costa Rica. Mr. Roberto Cañedo (in person). CIRIEC

Mexico Mr. Daniel Nagao (virtual). CIRIEC Brazil Mr. Juan Fernando Álvarez (in person). CIRIEC Colombia

Day 3 Program: Friday, September 10, 2021 Main room: Bamboo Room


7:30 a 8:30 On-site and virtual registration via the platform

7:30 a 8:30 Breakfast for on-site participants

8:30 a 8:35 Welcome and start of transmission for virtual participants.

8:35 a 8:40 Speech by Mr. Jhony Saborío León (in

person) COOPECAJA R.L. General Manager.

8:45 a 8:50 Speech by Mr. Geovani Villalobos Guzmán (in person). President of the National Council of Cooperatives of Costa Rica (CONACOOP).

8:55 a 9:00 Remarks by Mr. Óscar Abellán (in person).

Member of the Board of Directors CIRIEC Costa Rica FUNDEPOS University Secretariat.

9:05 a 9:10 Remarks by Mr. Rodrigo Arias (in person) President CIRIEC Costa Rica. Rector UNED.

9:15-9:35 Presentation of the CIRIEC Costa Rica

Book.

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Presented by:

Mr. Gustavo Hernández (in person).

Member of the Board of Directors for the CIRIEC Costa Rica Logistics Secretariat. Mr. Pablo Baisotti (in person). Researcher and writer. Brazilia University. Department

of Latin American Studies. Book delivered by: Mr. Federico Li Bonilla (in person)

Executive Director of CIRIEC Costa Rica. Receives the book: Sr. Rodrigo Arias (in person) President of CIRIEC Costa Rica.

9:40-10:10 International Opening Conference. Day

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Theme: Challenges and risks of digitalization for social and solidarity economy enterprises: the example of

Aéma, a mutual protection group. Speaker Mr. Pascal Michard (in person) President of Aéma Group.


Theme: Presentation of the

CIRIEC/OIBESCOOP Book Emerging experiences of Social Solidarity Economy in Ibero-America. Speakers:

Ms. Carmen Marcuello (in person). President of the Ibero-American Observatory of Employment and Social Economy-(OIBESCOOP).

Mr. Juan Fernando Álvarez (in person). President of the Scientific Committee of CIRIEC Colombia.

10:45-10:55 Transfer of participants to workshops

11:00 a 12:30 Workshop 4 (See workshop program)

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12:35 a 13:55 Lunch

14:00-15:30 Workshop 5 (See workshop program)

15:35-15:50 Coffee and transfer to the main hall

16:00-17:00 Closing International Conference of the

CIRIEC International Congress.

Theme: The main ethical challenges of a

convulsed world. The key role of the Social Economy. Speaker: Mr. Bernardo Kliksberg (virtual). Father

of Corporate Social Responsibility. Questions to speaker: Mr. Federico Li (in person). CIRIEC Costa Rica.

Mr. Juan Fernando Álvarez (in person). CIRIEC Colombia

Closing ceremony

17:10 - 17:15 Closing remarks Ms. Monserrat Espinach (in person). Member of the Board of Directors for the Sustainable Development Goals Secretariat CIRIEC Costa Rica.

17:20 - 17:25 Closing Remarks Mr. Franklin Roomzar (in person). Member of the Board of Directors for the Secretariat of Representation

CONACOOP CIRIEC Costa Rica. 17:30 - 17:35 Closing remarks Mr. Rodolfo Navas (in person). Vice President

of CIRIEC Costa Rica.

17:40 - 17:45 Closing remarks by Mr. Alain Arnaud (in person). President of CIRIEC International.

17:50 - 17:55 Farewell Mr. Federico Li (in person). Executive Director of CIREC Costa Rica and Member of the Board of Directors of CIRIEC International.

18:00 a 18:05 Closing video

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Modality of the workshops

In-person mode: these are workshops in which the exhibitors present in Costa Rica in person.

Virtual/presential (hybrid) mode: these are workshops in which the speakers are present in Costa Rica and other people in different places are present virtually.

Virtual mode: these are workshops where all the exhibitors are in the virtual platform and are not in Costa Rica. Participants from Costa Rica who wish to participate in virtual workshops connect to the workshop with their cell phone or laptop.

Equipment and materials required by exhibitors

In-person participants are required to bring a cell phone and headset to participate in the virtual workshops.

For on-site participants it is important that they submit their presentation in Power Point format no later than September 1, 2021 to [email protected] in the format that CIRIEC Costa Rica will send them by mail.

Consultations and questions in the workshops

Face-to-face workshops: write your question on a sheet of paper and an aide will hand it to the moderator.

Virtual workshops: write your question in the chat and the moderator will ask the speaker. Timetable Costa Rica time (UTC - 6) of the workshops

18:10-18-15 Farewell Mr. Rodrigo Arias (in person). President of CIRIEC Costa Rica and Rector of the Universidad Estatal a Distancia.

Costa Rica.

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Day 1: Wednesday September 8, 2021 Workshop 1: 16:30-17:30 Day 2: Thursday 9 September 2021

Workshop 2: 11:30-12:30 Day 2: Thursday 9 September 2021 Workshop 3: 14:00-15:00

Day 3: Friday 10 September 2021 Workshop 4: 11:00-12:30

Day 3: Friday 10 September 2021 Workshop 5: 14:00-15:30

Bambú Room Room Modalidad Axis Moderador In person Día Schedule

Bambú In person/virtual 3 Mr. Juan F. Álvarez.

CIRIEC Colombia

8/09/2021 16:30-17:30

Bambú In person/virtual 4 Mr. Roberto Cañedo.

CIRIEC Mexico

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30

Bambú In person/virtual 5 Ms. Adoración Mozas. CIRIEC Spain

09/09/2021 14:00-15:00

Bambú In person/virtual 1 Ms. Carmen Marcuello.

CIRIEC Spain

10/09/2021 11:00-12:30

Bambú In person/virtual 2 Mr. Rafael Chavez.

CIRIEC Spain

10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

Chirripó Room

Room Modalidad Axis Moderador In

person Día Schedule

Chirripó In person /virtual 2 Mr. Pablo Baisotti 8/09/2021 16:30-17:30

Chirripó In person/virtual 4 y 5 Mr. Luis Guillermo

Coto. CIRIEC Costa

Rica

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30

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Chirripó In person/virtual 1 Mr. Roberto Cañedo.

CIRIEC Mexico

09/09/2021 14:00-15:00

Chirripó In person/virtual 4 Mr. Juan F. Álvarez.

CIRIEC Colombia

10/09/2021 11:00-12:30

Chirripó In person/virtual 2 Ms. Marie J. Bouchard.

CIRIEC Canada

10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

Corcovado Room Room Modalidad Axis Moderador In person Día Schedule

Corcovado virtual 1 Ms. Patricia Bravo. Ciriec Costa Rica

8/09/2021 16:30-17:30

Corcovado virtual 2 Ms. Patricia Bravo. Ciriec

Costa Rica

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30


Costa Rica

09/09/2021 14:00-15:00


Costa Rica

10/09/2021 11:00-12:30

Corcovado virtual 4 Ms. Patricia Bravo. Ciriec Costa Rica

10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

Tortuguero Room Room Modalidad Axis Modera Día Schedule

Tortuguero virtual 5 Mr. Edwin Castillo.

UNED

8/09/2021 16:30-17:30


UNED

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30


UNED

09/09/2021 14:00-15:00


UNED

10/09/2021 11:00-12:30


UNED

10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

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Miravalles Room Room Modalidad Axis Moderador In

person

Día Schedule

Miravalles virtual 5 Mr. Daniel Nagao. CIRIEC Brazil

8/09/2021 16:30-17:30

Miravalles virtual 2 Mr. Daniel Nagao.

CIRIEC Brazil

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30


CIRIEC Brazil

09/09/2021 14:00-15:00


CIRIEC Brazil

10/09/2021 11:00-12:30

Miravalles virtual 3 Mr. Daniel Nagao. CIRIEC Brazil

10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

Arenal Room Room Modalidad Axis Moderador In person Día Schedule

Arenal virtual 1 Mr. Jose Pablo

Puzino.Ciriec Argentina

08/09/2021 16:30-17:30

Arenal virtual 2 Mr. Jose Pablo Puzino.Ciriec Argentina

09/09/2021 11:30-12:30



09/09/2021 14:00-15:00



10/09/2021 11:00-12:30

Arenal virtual 4 y 5 Mr. Jose Pablo


10/09/2021 14:00-15:30

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Speakers, thematic axes to be presented and participating countries

Thematic axes and papers to be presented

Axis Thematic Number of

presentations

Axis 1 Public Policies and Social Solidarity Economy 31

Axis 2 Social Promotion Strategies 26 Axis 3 Innovation and Technology 13

Axis 4 Sustainability and Accessibility 20

Axis 5 Measuring the incidences and impacts of the Social Solidarity

Economy 24 Presentations in workshops 114

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Origin of participating exhibitors by thematic area

Country Axis 1

Axis 2

Axis 3

Axis 4

Axis 5

Total

presenters

by

country

Spain 3 6 1 4 8 22

Costa Rica 1 4 3 2 2 12

Colombia 1 2 2 1 5 11

Belgium 3 6 1 10

France 2 1 1 5 9

Brazil 4 1 1 1 1 8

Italy 2 1 2 2 7

Argentina 5 5

Portugal 1 1 2 4

Canada 3 3

Morocco 1 1 2

Chile 1 1 2

Greece 1 1 2

Japan 1 1 2

Mexico 2 1 3

Croatia 1 1

South Korea 1 1

Romania 1 1

Austria 1 1

United

States

1 1

Peru 1 1

Turkey 1 1

Estonia 1 1

India 1 1

Poland 1 1

Venezuela 1 1

Honduras 2 1

Total

presenters by country

30 24 12 19 25 114

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Programs / Workshops

Bambú Room

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis Presenta Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Geovanny Villalobos Guzmán

Costa Rica

Coopelesca: Proyecto de Éxito en la Electrificación Cooperativa Costarricense

3 In person Day1 Workshop 1

Bambú 16:30-16:45

Adoración Mozas (In person) and Jimena Andrieu (virtual)

Spain and Argentina

Popularidad en las redes sociales. El caso de las organizaciones Apícolas Argentinas.

3 In person/virtual

Day1 Workshop 1

Bambú 16:50-17:05

Luis Guillermo Coto

Costa Rica

La contribución del cooperativismo a la promición social (análisis de caso Costa Rica-República Dominicana-Paraguay)


Bambú 17:10-17:25

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis Presenta Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Olha Kostyuk and Flavio Mancini

Italy Economic and social impact of COVID-19 pandemic on


Bambú 11:30-11:45

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female immigrant entrepreneurship in Rome: threat VS opportunity.

Meelis Joost Estonia Methodology for creating the social enterprise – cross-border and cross-sector


Bambú 11:50-12:05

Juan R. Gallego-Bono (virtual) and María del Rosario Tapia-Baranda (In person)

Spain Proposal to measure the hidden face of the values of the Social Economy: its impulse to environmental and social transformation

4 In person/ virtual

Day2 Workshop 2

Bambú 12:10-12:25

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis Presents Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Larraitz Lazkano / Ana Beraza

Spain Variables influyentes en el impacto de la Contabilidad Social


Bambú 14:00-14:15

Carmen Marcuello Servos (In

Spain Game Theory and cooperative

5 In person /virtual

Day2 Work

Bambú 14:20-14:35

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person) and Bogdan Radu Marhelka (virtual)

principles and values

shop 3

María Teresa Cancelo Marquez (virtual) and María Emilia Vázquez Rozas(In person)

Spain Impacto de la crisis del Covid-19 en las cooperativas y sociedades laborales en Spain: 2ºT del 2020.

5 In person/virtual

Day2 Workshop 3

Bambú 14:40-14:55

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis Presents Day-Workshop

Room Schedule

Sangyoun Lee South Korea

Policy systems and measures for the social economy in seoul

1 In person Day3-Workshop 4

Bambú 11:00-11:15

Tristan Caballero-Montes

Belgium Integrating market conditions into regulatory decisions on microfinance interest rates: does competition matter?


Bambú 11:20-11:35

Yannick Lucas France Entreprise à mission, piège ou atout pour l’économie sociale et solidaire ?


Bambú 11:40-11:55

Franklin Roomzar Guzmán

Costa Rica

El modelo cooperativo costarricense

1 In person Day3-Work

Bambú 12:00-12:15

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shop 4

Gustavo Hernández Castro

Costa Rica

El retorno al sujeto en la economía global. Recuperar la subjetividad ante la vida de consumo, una propuesta desde la economía social y solidaria.


Bambú 12:20-12:35

Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

Katarzyna Dembicz

Poland La paradoja del desarrollo. Debates en el seno de la creación de una cooperativa. El caso costarricense.


Bambú 14:00-14:15

Jhonny Saborío León

Costa Rica

Una experiencia de éxito: Coopecaja R.L.


Bambú 14:20-14:35

Jorge Luis de la Calle Martín

Spain Érase una vez África. Una Escuela Cooperativa


Bambú 14:40-14:55

Sergio Navas Costa Rica

El modelo de la Economía Social Solidaria (ESS) en la educación superior para el desarrollo de


Bambú 15:00-15:15

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competencias en los futuros líderes en las Ciencias Empresariales.

Rodolfo Navas Costa Rica

El modelo de la Economía Social Solidaria (ESS) Programa de innovación y Emprendimiento Asociativo (PIEA)


Bambú 15:20-15:35

Chirripó Room Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis

Presents Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Tristan Caballero-Montes and Cécile Godfroid

Belgium To What extent is industry self-regulation applicable to microfinance? The case of Tamfi


Chirripó 16:30-16:45

Mario Hector Arreola and Delcy Maradiaga

Honduras and Mexico

Estrategia cooperativa para el desarrollo sostenible en la región Mexico-Centroamérica-El Caribe



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Yacy Morales (In person) Eva Cantele (In person) Nora Landart (virtual) Claudia de Lisio (virtual) and Pauline Effa(virtual)

Costa Rica, Uruguay, Argentina, and Cameroon

Análisis feminista de las prácticas de la Economía Social Solidaria – Reflexiones y experiencias

2 In person/virtual

Day1 Workshop 1


Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Carmen Marcuello

Spain Cooperative Multinationality: In Search of the Global Cooperative



María del Rosario Tapia-Baranda

Spain, and Mexico

Proposal to measure the hidden face of the values of the Social Economy: its impulse to environmental and social transformation



Didier Chabanet

France Le coworking, ou les vertus d’une mobilité géographique limitée et choisie



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Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis

Presents Day-Workshop

Room Schedule

Danijel Baturina

Croatia Social entrepreneurship opportunities: view from the bottom and the top of the age pyramid



Pablo Baisotti

Argentina Algunas cuestiones en torno a la pandemia y la Economía Social y Solidaria en América Latina



Carlos Vargas Vasserot

Spain La igualdad de género vs. principio de gestión democrática. Una propuesta de reforma de la Ley de Cooperativas de Spain para el fomento de la igualdad de género e incorporación de mujeres a las



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cooperativas agroalimentarias.

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Dr. Karthika P

India Implications of Food Safety and Quality in Driving Sustainable Food Consumption - A Developing Country Context

4 Virtual Day3 Workshop 4


Claudia Patricia Sacristán

Colombia Respuesta desde Economía Social Solidaria para resguardar la seguridad alimentaria en América Latina.



Nathanael Ojong

Canada Social and solidarity economy and access to food: Insights from Cameroon



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Amanda Vargas Prieto

Colombia Construcción de un prototipo para el análisis de la sostenibildiad de los sisThemes agrícolas en el Magdalena, Colombia. El caso del sector banaero.



Ana María Torres Hernández

Colombia La innovación como estrategia de mejora en la competitividad en las mipymes del corredor productivo Zipaquirá, Cajica y Chía (Colombia)



Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

María Pilar Fernández Gil

Spain GSD Cooperativa, una experiencia práctica de transformación social al servicio de la Educación y



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del empleo sostenible.

Cécile Godfroid

Belgium Employee Tenuere and performance: the case of a social enterprise



Zoraima Julieta Laura Castillo

Peru Empoderamiento de la mujer y habilidades gerenciales en el logro de la responsabilidad social empresarial de las empresas de artesanías de la Región Puno – Peru



Ana Beatriz Garzón Olaya

Colombia Contribución: Las Organizaciones de acción comunal: contribuyen al desarrollo del territorio y al mejoramiento de la calidad de vida en Saravena Arauca (Colombia)



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Yasy Morales

Costa Rica Un acercamiento a los retos y aportes de las mujeres a la Economía Social Solidaria en Costa Rica



Corcovado Room Name of Speaker

Country

Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Ana Mafalda Carvalho Gomes and Ana Luisa Moreira Soares Martinho

Spain The social disintegration from a mixed approach of quantitative and qualitative analysis


Corcovado 16:30-16:45

Mario Mendoza Arellano

Mexico Presupuesto y legislación de la Economía social en Mexico para crear desarrollo económico, social y ambiental



Maira Carolina carbonieri

Brazil Las cadenas productivas de la sociobiodiversidad Brazileña: tierra fértil para el avance de un modelo de economía social

1 virtual Day1 Workshop 1


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y ecológica en la amazónia

Name of Speaker

Country

Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Rosa Santero and Rosa Belén Castro Númez,

Spain La sostenibilidad del empleo joven en el mercado de trabajo de la Economía Social en Spain.



Ana Milena Silva Valencia

Colombia and Brazil

Factores que influyen en el éxito de los emprendimientos de la Economía Solidaria: Caso Colombia y Brazil



Christina A. Clamp

United States

Shared Services Cooperatives in the Nonprofit Sector



Name of Speaker

Country

Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Fabián Enrique Roomzar Villano

Colombia

Dinámicas económicas resilientes. Una aproximación con datos de panel en Colombia



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Fabienne Pinos

France Trategie organisationnelle dans l’entreprise a vocation sociale:adopter la mesure d’impact social comme instrument de gestion



Daniel Francisco Nagao Menezes

Brazil Plural economy and soliday social economy: discussing the concepts



Name of Speaker

Country

Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Pezzini Enzo Belgium

Independence ou « perméabilité » politique ? Le mouvement coopératif doit évoluer entre le respect des "principes" et le fait d'être un groupe de pression.

1 Virtual Day3-Workshop 4


Maria Anastasiadis

Austria Social work organisations as sustainable actors Performance and perspectives of ecologically



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oriented work integration social enterprises (ECO-WISE)

Alessandro Fabbri and Andrea Bassi

Italy Heroes within an institution: a joint-production transfusion system as a key to overcome Covid towards 2030



Eduardo Héctor Fontenla

Argentina

Complementación entre los principios cooperativos y los ods. una mirada desde la economía social y solida



Name of Speaker

Country

Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Arancha Sepúlveda Molina, Concepción de la Fuente Cabrero, Rosa Santero-Sánchez and Pilar Laguna Sánchez

Spain Aproximación al coste de políticas públicas de apoyo a la financiación del emprendimiento en cooperativas



María Vilma Coelho Moreira Faria and

Brazil and Portugal

Sustainable Consumption and Production: the case of



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Maria Brízida Faria de Sousa Tomé

Associations for the Maintenance of Proximity Agriculture in Northern Portugal

Rosa Santero Sánchez and Rosa Belén Castro Núñez

Spain Social Economy, Women’s Labor and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Spanish Case



René Mendoza Vidaurre

Belgium

Génesis de las organizaciones y de comunidades en contextos de resistencia campesina en zonas de frontera agrícola



Manuel Enrique Campos Rudin

Costa Rica

La economía social y el crecimiento verde en Costa Rica. Un estudio de casos múltiples bajo el modelo explicativo.



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Tortuguero Room Name of Speaker Countr

y Theme Axis Presen

ts Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Lotfi Houmam Morocco

Contribution du modèle coopératif aux objectifs du développement durable


Tortuguero

16:30-16:45

Mario Radrigan Rubio Chile Modelo de evaluación del impacto de las empresas de economía social y cooperativa en el marco de los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible 2030


Tortuguero

16:50-17:05

Amanda Vargas Prieto, Ana Carolina Arrieta, Natalia Quevedo Rodríguez

Colombia

La propiedad industrial como estrategia de posicionamiento de marca del queso de


Tortuguero

17:10-17:25

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capa del municipio de Mompox

Name of Speaker Country

Theme Axis Presents

Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Anastasia Costantini, Alessia Sebillo

Belgium

Gender equality and women empowerment in Social Economy enterprises: Enablers and Barriers


Tortuguero

11:30-11:45

María del Pino Domínguez Cabrera

Spain Creación del "EcosisTheme" para la promoción de la Econompia Social en la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias


Tortuguero

11:50-12:05

Francesca Martinelli Italy, Belgium, France,

Innovative models of worker-owned cooperatives for decent work in Europe


Tortuguero

12:10-12:25

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Theme Axis Presents

Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Carmen Guzmán and Francisco J. Santos

Spain MEDICIÓN DEL IMPACTO DE LOS CEE A TRAVÉS DEL SROI: UN ANÁLISIS DE CASO


Tortuguero

14:00-14:15

Mirabel Thibault France Survival Advantage of Business Takeovers over New Firms. An Empirical Appraisal on French Worker Cooperatives


Tortuguero

14:20-14:35

Augusta Ferreira, Helena Coelho Inácio, Deolinda María Moreira Aparício Meira, Ana Maria Alves Bandeira

Portugal

Framework of indicators for the promotion of accountability in the Social Economy: the specific case of IPSS,


Tortuguero

14:40-14:55

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Fabienne Pinos France La mesure d’impact social : freins à la mise en œuvre et apports stratégiques d’une démarche co-construite pour une structure à vocation sociale. Le cas d’Euskal Moneta.


Tortuguero

15:00-15:15


Theme Axis Presents

Day-Workshop

Room Schedule

Katsunori Kaneko Japan A social economy organization model in rural asia


Tortuguero

11:00-11:15

Gianluca Pastorelli and Anastasia Costantini

Italy y Belgium

Social and green economies in the Mena region: through sustainability, public policies and SDGs.


Tortuguero

11:20-11:35

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Helena Reis Amaro da Luz

Portugal

Boosting welfare sustainability by solidarity: opportunities resulting from circular social economy in portugal.


Tortuguero

11:40-11:55

Duarcides Ferreira Mariosa

Brazil Participation of social and solidarity economy organizations in the formulation of public policies and water resources management in the water basins of the piracicaba, capivari and jundiai rivers in Brazil


Tortuguero

12:00-12:15

Osvaldo Alejandro Peiretti

Argentina

Las cooperativas en la provincia de santiago


Tortuguero

12:20-12:35

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del estero (argentina). un análisis descriptivo de un sector de la economía social


Theme Axis Presents

Día- Workshop

Room Schedule

Adolfo Jose Acosta Aguayo

Mexico Retos y oportunidades para las cooperativas de plataforma en Mexico


Tortuguero

14:00-14:15

Ramón Sanguino Galván, Ascensión Barroso Martínez, and Tomás Bañegil Palacios

Espáña Del cuadro de mando intergral (BSC) al cuadro de mando integral sostenible(SBSC) en una cooperativa. Propuesta de modelo


Tortuguero

14:20-14:35

Jorge Luis Arce Solano Costa Rica

El turismo rural, una aplicación teórica de un modelo de innovación ESS


Tortuguero

14:40-14:55

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Analida Díaz Orozco Colombia

Del paradigma de la perspectiva económica del capital al paradigma de la perspectiva social holográfica en la Economía Solidaria


Tortuguero

15:00-15:15

Miravalles Room Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

Josefina Fernandez Guadaño and Manuel López-Millán

Spain Evaluando el desempeño económico-financiero de las empresas propiedadde los trabajadores

5 virtual Day1-Workshop 1

Miravalles 16:30-16:45

Sonia Tello Rozas

France Les impacts sociaux des entreprises d’insertion à travers des récits de vie



Nancy Lucía Llath Barrera and Nury del

Colombia Modelo Cooperativo para la administración de un bien público.



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Pilar Bonilla Gamboa

Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

Trinidad Vásquez Ruano

Spain El reconocimiento normativo de los socios de capital en las cooperativas: ¿una forma de mejora para el sector agroalimentario?



Anastasia Costantini, Gianluca Pastorelli

Belgium Empowering rural communities through social and solidarity economy: observations and case studies



Tilemachos Manousakis

Greece Identification of strategies for enhancing member commitment in Greek agricultural cooperatives: The opinion of cooperative experts



Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

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Bernardo Antonio Hernández Suárez

Colombia Valoración de una estrategia corporativa fundamentada en las buenas prácticas de la organización Cootrapeldar, Colombia e identificación de los principales desafíos en tiempos de pandemia



Sibelle Cornélio Diniz

Brazil The inclusion of women and young people in brazilian solidary cooperatives: a proposal for an index



Omar Barragán Fernández

Mexico La Nueva Gestión Pública en la Innovación Tecnológica y sus efectos dentro del desarrollo social de Mexico



Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

Cristina Barna and Simona Maria Stănescu

Romania Social economy enterprises contributing to the circular economy and the green transition in romania



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Ifigeneia Douvitsa

Greece Framework laws on social and/or solidarity economy in europe: recognition, regulation and support of sse practices in france, greece, portugal and spain



Duarcides Ferreira Mariosa

Brazil Social and solidary economy organizations and the strengthening of the participation of local communities and associations in the management process of the plan of the hydrographic basins of the rivers piracicaba, capivari and jundiaí, brazil



Lamia Bouadi and Caroline Demeyère

France La co-construction comme nouveau modèle de l’action publique : regard croisé sur deux expérimentations de collaboration entre pouvoirs publics-ess-société civile



María José Ruiz Rivera

Belgium Solidarity economy in Ecuador: collective strategies, ‘new’



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public spaces, and their influence on the public policy agenda

Name of Speaker


Room Schedule

Francisco Javier Santos Cumplido, Carmen Guzmán Alfonso and Lidia Valiente Palma

Spain Innovación y cooperación en las cooperativas de trabajadores: el papel mediador de la orientación emprendedora



Rui Pedro Marques

Italy Technology-Enabled Solutions for the Modernization, Transparency and Accountability of the Social Economy Sector



Paul Hammoud, Anastasia Costantini and Gianluca Pastorelli

Brazil, Italy and Belgium

Social and Solidarity Economy towards the new European Bauhaus: obsevations and good practices



Youness Boudohay

Morocco Le rôle de l'incubateur public dans l’accompagnement des entreprises sociales: Cas de la Plateforme des jeunes ARGANA



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opérant dans la préfecture Inzegane Ait Melloul au Maroc

Marcela Monge Campos and Jason Galvez

Costa Rica

Desarrollo de habilidades, destrezas y competencias para la sociedad 4.0 en las Mipymes: Caso Costa Rica (UNED-MICITT)



Arenal Room Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Cinta Rocío Borrero Domínguez, Rocío Hernández Garrido and Encarnación Cordón Lagares

Spain Crowfunding en tiempos de Covit -19


Arenal 16:30-16:45

Alberto García Müller

Colombia Estado de la normativa como sustento de las políticas públicas de Economía Social y


Arenal 16:50-17:05

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Solidaria en América Latina

Susana Shoaie Baker

Argentina

Una bendición disfrazada: la transición hacia una economía popular solidaria en la horticultura familiar en el perirubano de la Ciudad de la Plata, Argentina


Arenal 17:10-17:25

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Muriel Jean France L'endogénéité historique des valeurs de l'ESS dans la Caraïbe française et ses opportunités actuelles pour un développement territorial durable


Arenal 11:30-11:45

Concepción Hernández Batalla

Mexico Tendencias en la Economía Social Solidaria con


Arenal 11:50-12:05

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Carrot2 y VosViewer

Rosalba Ríos Venezuela

Plan de vida con el bambú


Arenal 12:10-12:25

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Claudio Pousa Canada Mercado local y Legitimidad Moral: Consumo Sustentable en una Comunidad semirrural en el Norte de Canada


Arenal 14:00-14:15

Nydia Isabel Vega Artavia

Costa Rica

El trabajo decente, la calidad de vida en el trabajo y sostenibilidad laboral


Arenal 14:20-14:35

Naoki fujiwara Japan An Introduction to Public–Private Partnerships and Their Limiting Factors in the Sustainable Public Sewerage Industry A Comparative Analysis of


Arenal 14:40-14:55

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Three Municipal Cases in Japan

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Rosa Belen Castro Nuñez and Rosa Santero

Spain Monetary assessment of the social value created by the Spanish Social Economy


Arenal 11:00-11:15

Valérie Billaudeau

France Espaces de Travail Collaboratifs : des lieux (à) organisés (er) et conviviaux au service de tous


Arenal 11:20-11:35

Graça AzevedoMaría Brízida Faria de Sousa Tomé

Portugal Relevant Information to Accountability in IPSS - Fieldwork Results


Arenal 11:40-11:55

Néstor Alfonso Rodríguez Espinosa

Colombia ¿Cómo la información financiera preparada en las cooperativas puede contribuir a la


Arenal 12:00-12:15

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medición de su impacto económico y social en un territorio determinado?

Fabián Enrique Roomzar Villano

Colombia Dinámicas económicas resilientes. Una aproximación con datos de panel en Colombia


Arenal 12:20-12:35

Name of Speaker

Country Theme Axis


Room Schedule

Beatriz Vanesa Guzmán Pérez

Spain El desarrollo urbano sostenible y los mercados de abastos: el Axismplo de la Cooperativa de servicios Nuestra Señora de África (Tenerife)


Arenal 14:00-14:15

Néstor Alfonso Rodríguez Espinosa

Colombia Contribuciones de la información con fines de supervisión al reconocimiento del impacto económico y social de las organizaciones


Arenal 14:20-14:35

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de la economía solidaria.

Andrea Salustri

Italy Implementing the SDGs in local contexts: overcoming methodological boundaries


Arenal 14:40-14:55

Laigha Denise Young

Ireland Alternative Forms of Development in the Lower Mississippi Delta: Building Inclusive and Sustainable Futures


Arenal 15:00-15:15

Gajac Oliviier Turkey Les circuits courts alimentaires en Turquie : vers un modèle de soutenabilité par le bas ?


Arenal 15:20-15:35

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Lodging

The closest available hotel to the event site is the Hyatt Place, located 20 minutes from the Oikoumene camp.

At this hotel, you can see the discount options by booking through the website https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/costa-rica/hyatt-place-san-jose-pinares/sjozp?src=corp_lclb_gmb_seo_sjozp. For those staying at the Hyatt Place hotel, transportation service to and from the event will

be offered, upon request information must be sent to [email protected]. Recreational options in Costa Rica

During your stay in the country, enjoy beautiful beaches, volcanoes, mountains, museums, rivers and other activities, according to your preference.

The following links provide options for tourist activities, Rent a Car recommendations. In addition, you will be able to visualize the map for each province where it points out the tourist activities that can be performed. For more information:

https://www.govisitcostarica.co.cr/ https://www.ict.go.cr/es/servicios-institucionales/guias-turistico-culturales.html

https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/costa-rica/hyatt-place-san-jose-pinares/sjozp?src=corp_lclb_gmb_seo_sjozp

https://www.hyatt.com/en-US/hotel/costa-rica/hyatt-place-san-jose-pinares/sjozp?src=corp_lclb_gmb_seo_sjozp

https://www.govisitcostarica.co.cr/

https://www.ict.go.cr/es/servicios-institucionales/guias-turistico-culturales.html

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