Publicado 2025-09-30
Palabras clave
- Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible,
- educación para la paz,
- paz,
- ODS 16
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Este estudio explora el potencial de la educación para la paz como mecanismo para alinear los esfuerzos del sector privado con objetivos más amplios de consolidación de la paz y sostenibilidad, centrándose en el contexto costarricense. Basándose en el trabajo de campo realizado a través del Observatorio de los ODS en ULACIT -incluyendo encuestas a 67 empre- sas y entrevistas con expertos locales la investigación examina cómo se entiende, valora y potencialmente se integra la educación para la paz en las prácticas empresariales. Se presta especial atención a los retos de promover la educación para la paz en un país no conflictivo y a las tensiones que pueden surgir entre los objetivos comerciales y las responsabilidades sociales.
Los resultados sugieren que, si bien Costa Rica suele considerarse una nación pací- fica, las intervenciones educativas específicas pueden desempeñar un papel crucial en la prevención de la exclusión, el fomento de la competencia intercultural y la mejora de la contribución del sector privado al Objetivo de Desarrollo Sostenible 16.
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