El Instituto Nacional del Cooperativismo (INACOOP) y las políticas públicas de promoción del cooperativismo
Abstract
This article takes a brief tour of the history of public policy and institutionality prior to the appearance of INACOOP with in order to place the Institute on the national stage and to be able to appreciate the dimension of the changes made. Then the internal conditions that favored its creation and the inspiring ideas that sustain the new institutionality. Its legal figure and its governance system are analyzed with emphasis on the co-creation of public policy and the coordinating role that the institution has with state entities and the cooperative movement and the economy Social. Policies developed in permanent connection with others are reviewed actors. The legislative evolution for which new laws were attributed to it is reported. tools and extension to a broader universe of recipients. Finally, the continuity of the great public policies is highlighted, which transcend the span of each management period.
Received: 03 November 2022
Accepted: 12 January 2023
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