The social and economic impact of volunteer work at ADRA Chile - Castillo Apolonio, Daniel Enrique
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In an ever-changing world, the pro bono economy emerges as a hopeful alternative. ADRA Chile, a nonprofit organization, stands as a beacon in this sector, demonstrating the transformative power of volunteer work and collaboration.This book analyzes the non-monetary impact of ADRA Chile's work, revealing how it goes beyond simple economic retribution to generate tangible social, emotional and humanitarian benefits. Through a case study, it explores how the organization contributes to community development, social cohesion and building a more resilient future.This book invites deep reflection on…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In an ever-changing world, the pro bono economy emerges as a hopeful alternative. ADRA Chile, a nonprofit organization, stands as a beacon in this sector, demonstrating the transformative power of volunteer work and collaboration.This book analyzes the non-monetary impact of ADRA Chile's work, revealing how it goes beyond simple economic retribution to generate tangible social, emotional and humanitarian benefits. Through a case study, it explores how the organization contributes to community development, social cohesion and building a more resilient future.This book invites deep reflection on redefining economic success beyond mere monetary gain. Voluntary and collaborative work in the free economy, as demonstrated by ADRA Chile, has the potential to catalyze social change, promote community well-being and build a more sustainable future for all.
Autorenporträt
Commercial engineer with a major in computer science and a bachelor's degree in management sciences from the Universidad de Talca. He has a broad academic background, including master's degrees in various areas, his forte being business. His experience includes teaching, the financial sector and business consulting, with a specialization in commercial banking.