Trazando nuevas rutas en común: un estado del arte de las alianzas para el desarrollo sostenible
Charting New Common Routes: A State of the Art of Partnerships for Sustainable Development
Estabelecendo novos caminhos em comum: um estado da arte das parcerias para o desenvolvimento sustentável
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https://doi.org/10.15446/innovar.v33n88.106255Palabras clave:
desarrollo, alianzas, colaboración, cambio sistémico, actores, partes interesadas, cooperación, concepto (es)Development, alliances, collaboration, systemic change, actors, stakeholders, cooperation, concept (en)
desenvolvimento, parcerias, colaboração, mudança sistêmica, atores, partes interessadas, cooperação, conceito (pt)
Existen retos para lograr el desarrollo sostenible que no pueden ser abordados de manera aislada y donde colaboran diversos actores del sector público y privado. En los últimos años ha surgido mayor interés en el tema sobre las alianzas multisector, sin tener una definición establecida sobre el concepto o sobre quiénes son los actores que forman parte de las colaboraciones. La investigación se elabora mediante una revisión de literatura de la noción de alianzas para el desarrollo sostenible con el fin de identificar conceptos, actores involucrados, roles de los actores y sus características, así como las aportaciones dentro de las alianzas mediante un enfoque descriptivo. Los datos se recolectaron en el buscador de Scopus, encontrando 464 resultados de 1.179 diferentes autores con los términos “sustainable development” AND “partnerships”, y una segunda búsqueda en literatura gris con los mismos conceptos entre el 2010 y el 2020. Finalmente, se presenta un análisis de los seis términos más relevantes alrededor del concepto, así como de los actores y los roles dentro de las colaboraciones. Asimismo, se aborda la necesidad de futuras líneas de investigación en modelos de gobernanza, gestión y efectividad de las alianzas para lograr el desarrollo sostenible.
Certain challenges for sustainable development cannot be addressed individually but require the collaboration of various actors from the public and private sectors. In recent years, there has been an upsurge of multi-sector alliances towards sustainability, although there is not an established definition of the concept nor information about the actors that make part of collaborations. This work is a literature review on the notion of alliances for sustainable development and was conducted in order to identify concepts, actors involved, roles of these actors and their characteristics, and the main contributions of such alliances. The data was collected in the Scopus search engine, obtaining 464 results from 1,179 different authors after using the terms “sustainable development” and “partnerships.” A second search in gray literature works with the same concepts was performed for the 2010-2020 period. An analysis of the six most relevant terms around the concept and the actors and roles within collaborations is presented. Finally, the need for future lines of research on governance models and the management and effectiveness of alliances to achieve sustainable development is addressed.
Existem desafios para chegar ao desenvolvimento sustentável que não podem ser abordados de maneira isolada e em que diversos atores do setor público e privado colaboram. Nos últimos anos, maior interesse no tema sobre as parcerias multissetoriais — sem contar com uma definição estabelecida sobre o conceito ou quem são os atores que fazem parte das colaborações — vem surgindo. Nesse contexto, esta pesquisa é elaborada mediante uma revisão de literatura da noção de parecerias para o desenvolvimento sustentável a fim de identificar conceitos, atores envolvidos, papéis dos atores e suas características, bem como as contribuições dentro das alianças por meio de uma abordagem descritiva. Os dados foram coletados no buscador de Scopus, com um total de 464 resultados de 1.179 diferentes autores com os termos “sustainable development” AND “partnerships”, e uma segunda busca na literatura cinzenta com os mesmos conceitos entre 2010 e 2020. Finalmente, é apresentada uma análise dos seis termos mais relevantes ao redor do conceito, bem como dos autores e dos papéis dentro das colaborações. Além disso, é abordada a necessidade de futuras linhas de pesquisa em modelos de governança, gestão e efetividade das parcerias para atingir o desenvolvimento sustentável.
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