Quand l’engagement communautaire favorise la réussite d’un projet d’innovation sociale

Marc-Antoine Diego Guidi and Jean-Luc Moriceau

Entreprendre & innover, 2019, vol. n° 41, issue 2, 42-50

Abstract: In this article, we reflect upon experiences from a social innovation project implemented in a very poor region on the Bolivian border with Brazil. We believe that certain characteristics were key to the project?s success: the creation of economic and social values was consistent with the values of the territory; learning was collective and inductive rather than based on the implementation of a pre-conceived model; and the strong community engagement paved the way for structural and replicable transformations. An approach to fostering community engagement is proposed.

Date: 2019
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