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Degree of Satisfaction in the Restoration Services in the Ports of El Oro Province
Revista Interamericana de Ambiente y Turismo. riat.utalca.cl ISSN 0717-6651 versión impresa / ISSN 0718-235X versión online Enrique Pérez Maldonado, Rosa Cedillo Ordoñez & Melissa Calle Iñiguez. Vol. 15 Nº2, p.180-191 - 2019 RESEARCH / INVESTIGACIÓN Degree of satisfaction in the restoration services in the ports of El Oro Province Grado de satisfacción en la prestación de servicio de restauración en los puertos de la provincia de El Oro Enrique Germán Pérez Maldonado1, Rosa Ángela Cedillo Ordoñez2 & Melissa Paulina Calle Iñiguez3. Resumen: La actividad turística y la gastronomía van intrínse- Abstract: Tourist activity and gastronomy are intrinsica- camente ligados, porque cuando turistas visitan un nuevo des- lly linked, because when tourists visit a new destination, tino requieren de servicio de restauración para satisfacer sus they require a restaurant service to meet their needs. necesidades, es de ahí que nace la gran interrogante ¿Cuál es That is why the big question arises: What is the best place el lugar ideal para degustar delicias gastronómicas típicas de la for a taste of typical gastronomy of El Oro? In this con- provincia de El Oro? En este contexto se ha realizado una inves- text, a research has been carried out, with the objective tigación con el objetivo de analizar el grado de satisfacción del of analyzing the degree of satisfaction of the customer consumidor/cliente en la prestación de servicios de alimentos for the provision of food services in the ports of El Oro. A en los puertos de la provincia de El Oro. Se estableció seis cri- total of six evaluation criteria were established: service, terios de evaluación: servicio, producto, instalación/mobiliaria, product, facilities, image, security and prices. -
Sustainability Multivariate Analysis of the Energy Consumption of Ecuador Using Musiasem and BIPLOT Approach
Article Sustainability Multivariate Analysis of the Energy Consumption of Ecuador Using MuSIASEM and BIPLOT Approach Nathalia Tejedor-Flores 1,*, Purificación Vicente-Galindo 1,2 and Purificación Galindo-Villardón 1,2,3 1 Department of Statistics, University of Salamanca, 37008 Salamanca, Spain; [email protected] (P.V.-G.); [email protected] (P.G.-V.) 2 Instituto de Investigación Biomédica (IBSAL), 08028 Salamanca, Spain 3 Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral (ESPOL), Facultad de Ciencias de la Vida, 09-01-5863 Guayaquil, Ecuador * Correspondence: [email protected]; Tel.: +34-675-011-677 Academic Editor: Manfred Max Bergman Received: 26 April 2017; Accepted: 1 June 2017; Published: 7 June 2017 Abstract: Rapid economic growth, expanding populations and increasing prosperity are driving up demand for energy, water and food, especially in developing countries. To understand the energy consumption of a country, we used the Multi-Scale Integrated Analysis of Societal and Ecosystem Metabolism (MuSIASEM) approach. The MuSIASEM is an innovative approach to accounting that integrates quantitative information generated by distinct types of conventional models based on different dimensions and scales of analysis. The main objective of this work is to enrich the MuSIASEM approach with information from multivariate methods in order to improve the efficiency of existing models of sustainability. The Biplot method permits the joint plotting, in a reduced dimension of the rows (individuals) and columns (variables) of a multivariate data matrix. We found, in the case study of Ecuador, that the highest values of the Exosomatic Metabolic Rate (EMR) per economic sector and Economic Labor Productivity (ELP) are located in the Productive Sector (PS). -
Integrated Assessment of Trade Liberalization and Trade-Related Policies
Integrated Assessment of Trade Liberalization and Trade-Related Policies A Country Study on the Banana Sector in Ecuador New York and Geneva, 2002 NOTE The views and interpretation reflected in this document are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect an expression of opinion on the part on the United Nations Environment Programme. UNEP/ETB/2002/5 UNITED NATIONS PUBLICATION ISBN 92-807-2218-2 ISSN 1683-8157 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Project Overview The international trade in bananas is one of the most important economic activities for Ecuador, and is very significant in terms of labour and use of natural resources. Given that bananas have become one of the most controversial commodities within the multilateral trade system in recent years, Ecuadorian policy making and current and future negotiations must focus on achieving better conditions for the Ecuadorian people. To do so, policy measures must promote sustainable development in the banana industry, inform negotia- tors, increase transparency, achieve joint positions and generate national capacity in other sectors such as government, academia, and the private sector. To direct policy making and to conduct current and future negotiations with the goal of sustainable development, the relationship between international trade and sustainable development must be established. Without determination of the effects of trade liberaliza- tion, the possibility of convincing policy makers to adopt measures that might signify a sacrifice in terms of income and in this case, market share, is remote. To distinguish the effects of trade liberalization from the effects of economic growth is difficult. However, this assessment attempts to define the effects of trade liberalization as derived from structural adjustment policies in Ecuador from 1980 to 1999, as well as the effects of the application of international trade policies for the same period. -
Consejoeditorial
CONSEJO EDITORIAL Director (a) PhD. Yailen Monzón Bruguera, Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba PhD. Alejandro Rafael Socorro Castro, Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador PhD. Dimas Hernández Gutiérrez, Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Editor (a) PhD. Maritza Librada Cáceres Mesa, Universidad PhD. Jorge Luis León González, Autónoma del Estado del Hidalgo, México Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba MSc. Wilson Rodrigo Guamán Aldaz, Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Junta editorial PhD. Romel Vásquez Rodríguez, Convenio Universidad PhD. Carlos Xavier Espinoza Cordero, Metropolitana-Universidad Central de Las Villas, Ecuador Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador PhD. Enrique Eudaldo Espinoza Freire, PhD. María Lucía Brito Vallina, Universidad Técnica de Machala, Ecuador Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador PhD. Lilia Martín Brito, Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba PhD. Lázaro Emilio Nieto Almeida, PhD. Lisbet Guillén Pereira, Universidad Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Metropolitana, Ecuador MSc. Homero Felipe Torres Yépez, PhD. Raúl Rodríguez Muñoz, Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba PhD. Laura Rosa Luciani Toro, PhD. Adalia Liset Rojas Valladares, Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador PhD. Raúl López Fernández, PhD. Oscar González Fernández, Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba Universidad de Las Tunas, Cuba PhD. Rolando Medina Peña, PhD. Abel Sarduy Quintanilla, Universidad Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Central de Las Villas, Cuba PhD. José Luis Gil Álvarez, PhD. Samuel Sánchez Gálvez, Universidad de Guayaquil, Ecuador Convenio Universidad Metropolitana- Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba PhD. Marianela Morales Calatayud, Universidad de Cienfuegos, Cuba PhD. Fernando José Castillo, PhD. Rafael Soler González, Universidad Universidad Metropolitana, Ecuador Metropolitana, Ecuador Editores asociados PhD. Tamara Ramírez Escalona, Universidad de Camagüey, Cuba PhD. Elba Domaccín Aros, Organización Mundial de la Educación Primaria, Ecuador Correctores (as) de estilos: PhD. Christiane Paponnet-Cantat, Ing. -
Septiembre 2018 Revista Ciencia & Tecnología
& Revista Ciencia & Tecnología N°19 Edición Trimestral ISSN impreso: 1390 - 6321 Julio - Septiembre 2018 & Revista Ciencia & Tecnología Número 19, Vol. 18, Edición Trimestral ISSN impreso: 1390 - 6321 31 de julio de 2018 La Revista Ciencia y Tecnología, es un órgano oficial para la difusión de estudios e investigaciones de las universidades y escuelas politécnicas, institutos o centros de investigación, debidamente reconocidos y acreditados, a nivel nacional e internacional. Su objetivo es establecer un vínculo entre la Universidad con la colectividad para direccionar la solución al desarrollo que nuestro país y el mundo globalizado plantean como realidades por resolver. Los artículos a publicar serán de corte científico tecnológico, conforme a la siguiente clasificación: Artículos de Investigación, Artículos Académicos y de Innovación Tecnológica, Artículos de revisiones bibliográficas, Artículos de reflexión, Tesis de impacto. Los conceptos expresados en los artículos competen a sus autores. Se permite la reproducción de textos citando la fuente. Los artículos de la presente edición pueden consultarse en la página web de la revista. Rector Econ. Galo Cabanilla Guerra, MSc. Vicerrectora Académica Ing. Mara Cabanilla Guerra, MSc. Decano de Posgrado, Educación Continua e Investigación Econ. Olmedo Farfán González, MSc. Decano de Grado Ing. Xavier Mosquera Rodríguez, MSc. MBA. Decana de Online Ing. Ana María Alcívar Alcívar, MSc. Revista Ciencia & Tecnología Número 19, Vol. 18, Edición Trimestral ISSN impreso: 1390 - 6321 Julio - Septiembre 2018 Guayaquil, Ecuador www.creativecommons.org Editor Diseño y diagramación: • Lcdo. Carlos Barros Bastidas, MSc. Mg. Ricardo Espinosa León Consejo Editorial • Ph.D. (C). Mercedes Conforme Salazar; Universidad Tecnológica Empresarial de Guayaquil - Ecuador • Ph.D. Olga Bravo Acosta; Universidad Tecnológica Empresarial de Guayaquil - Ecuador • MSc. -
Convention on the Rights of the Child on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution and Child Pornography
UNITED NATIONS CRC Convention on the Distr. Rights of the Child GENERAL CRC/C/OPSC/ECU/1 8 July 2009 ENGLISH Original: SPANISH COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS SUBMITTED BY STATES PARTIES UNDER ARTICLE 12, PARAGRAPH 1, OF THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOL TO THE CONVENTION ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD ON THE SALE OF CHILDREN, CHILD PROSTITUTION AND CHILD PORNOGRAPHY Initial reports of States parties due in 2006 ECUADOR* ** [20 March 2008] * In accordance with the information transmitted to States parties regarding the processing of their reports, the present document was not formally edited before being sent to the United Nations translation services. ** The annexes to this report are on file with the Secretariat and are available for consultation. GE.09-43537 (E) 270809 170909 CRC/C/OPSC/ECU/1 page 2 I. INTRODUCTION 1. By Executive Decree No. 1226, Ecuador ratified the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography on 7 January 2004. The Optional Protocol entered into force upon its publication in No. 153 of the official gazette (Registro Oficial) of 25 November 2005. 2. The Optional Protocol may be invoked by citizens and is applied by the courts and other competent authorities pursuant to the Constitution. 3. This report is being submitted to the Committee on the Rights of the Child in accordance with article 12, paragraph 1, of the Optional Protocol. 4. The new Children’s and Youth Code entered into effect in 2003. The Code systematizes and defines the guarantees and the responsibilities of children, young persons, families, civil society at large and the State as a whole in respect of the protection, enjoyment and restitution of the human rights of children and young persons under the Convention on the Rights of the Child.