Aportaciones de la biomimética a la economía solidaria: integrar soluciones provenientes de la naturaleza
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Abstract
La necesidad de cambiar el paradigma socioeconómico actual requiere
plantearse qué sistemas están en condiciones de facilitar la transición hacia
una economía más sostenible medioambientalmente y equitativa socialmente.
El objetivo de este artículo teórico es evaluar la capacidad de la Economía
Solidaria para conducir hacia una transición socioecológica justa. La
metodología utilizada es aplicar la caracterización que hace la biomimética
de los sistemas maduros. Las conclusiones que se extraen del análisis son
que los principios que rigen la Economía Solidaria la convierten en un modelo
de referencia para generar estructuras, procesos y organizaciones sostenibles,
inclusivas, equitativas y de calidad, al servicio de las necesidades de las
personas y vinculadas al territorio.
The need to change the current socio-economic paradigm requires considering which systems are able to facilitate the transition towards a more environmentally sustainable and socially equitable economy. The aim of this theoretical article is to assess the capacity of the Solidarity Economy to lead towards a just socio-ecological transition. The methodology used is to apply the biomimetic characterisation of mature systems. The conclusions drawn from the analysis are that the principles that govern the Solidarity Economy make it a reference model for generating sustainable, inclusive, equitable and quality structures, processes, and organisations, at the service of people's needs and linked to the territory.
The need to change the current socio-economic paradigm requires considering which systems are able to facilitate the transition towards a more environmentally sustainable and socially equitable economy. The aim of this theoretical article is to assess the capacity of the Solidarity Economy to lead towards a just socio-ecological transition. The methodology used is to apply the biomimetic characterisation of mature systems. The conclusions drawn from the analysis are that the principles that govern the Solidarity Economy make it a reference model for generating sustainable, inclusive, equitable and quality structures, processes, and organisations, at the service of people's needs and linked to the territory.







