Strategy for the management of the conservation of Chachi Nationality culture

Authors

  • Luis Eduardo Cimarrón Añapa Instituto Superior Tecnológico Atlantic
  • Pablo Gustavo Andrade Molina Instituto Superior Tecnológico Atlantic
  • Reyner Pérez Campdesuñer Universidad UTE

Keywords:

Organizational Culture, Administration, Chachi Nationality

Abstract

Organizational culture constitutes a distinctive and determining element of the performance of any type of organization, conditioning the establishment and achievement of the objectives that make up any collective. For this reason, there are various variables that characterize culture, as well as methodologies used for its analysis. The Republic of Ecuador is recognized as a multinational state where different rights and cultural expressions of various nationalities must be promoted and defended. Among the nationalities coexisting in the country is the Chachi nationality, whose members seek to defend, promote, and perpetuate Chachi culture. This research presents a characterization of several distinctive elements of Chachi culture, identifying aspects that set it apart, as well as the negative impacts of other cultures on its own evolution. Based on these results, three strategies are proposed to promote, strengthen, and disseminate Chachi culture.

Author Biographies

Luis Eduardo Cimarrón Añapa, Instituto Superior Tecnológico Atlantic

Estudiante de la Carrera de Tecnología en Administración de Empresas.  Líder de la primera organización juvenil de la Nacionalidad Chachi en Santo Domingo

Pablo Gustavo Andrade Molina, Instituto Superior Tecnológico Atlantic

Ingeniero Electromecánico. Docente del Instituto Superior Tecnológico Atlantic

Reyner Pérez Campdesuñer, Universidad UTE

Ingeniero Industrial (1994), Master en Administración (2000), Doctor en Ciencias Técnicas (2007). Autor de múltiples publicaciones y director de varias tesis doctorales y de maestrías. Profesor de la Universidad UTE Ecuador.

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Published

2023-12-02

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