Business Ideas BIOPLAST
1st Prize Edo. Táchira
Other Technologies Sector Entrepreneurs: Manuel Rendón (leader), Jorge Mora, Maria Garcia, Michael Racca, Reynaldo Orduz, Victor and William Cardinal Lampe.
· Bioplast produces and sell the final solution to the environmental problem of plastics, adding the variable "Biodegradable" to almost any commercial polymer.
· Both the additive and the business system given the potential of creating a company of about 40 people in the second year of operation and 146 in the fifth year, generating profits 85% higher than production costs and maintenance.
• The business mechanism avoids delays in receipt of suppliers or customers send through a new type of production and direct distribution, with a trade route short and safe.
MULTIREFUERZOS BLOCKS AND SYSTEM FOR MODULAR RETAINING WALLS 2 nd Prize
Edo. Construction Sector
Táchira Entrepreneurs: Javier Guevara (leader), Kareem Viviana Sanchez and Guevara.
· G & S Engineering offers prefabricated components to build an innovative soil containment system, easy, fast and economical.
• Your building is so simple that allows the self and with the appropriate calculations and deployment of reinforcements, are able to tolerate high overload, giving them versatility.
• The system consists of a combination of two main elements, tightly coupled: the prefabricated concrete elements, which provide the rigid front wall and mechanically stabilized backfill and reinforced. WRITE
SOFTWARE: PROGRAM DESIGN AND SCRIPT WRITING
3 ° Prize Capital District
Sector Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Entrepreneurs: Frank Baiz (leader), Mayra Hernandez, Miguel Abreu Rappetti and Nelio.
• Write is an integrated system for a scriptwriting software of fiction and a method of training and advice for English-language writers.
• The program has assistants who, from simple questions and intelligently guides the user in the design the script, from initial idea to finished rundown. These wizards allow the discovery of the concept of history, the construction of the external premise and moral premise, the design of major conflict, the synopsis, the depth profile of the characters, the line of action, the turning points and complications to the configuration of the synopsis.
· Along its route, the program acts as a guardian that automatically gives dramatic coherence to the script and provides constant support and examples. 4CC RAREEF
Edo
Special Mention. Aragua
Environment Sector Entrepreneur: Victor Blanco (Leader).
· RAReef 4CC (Recycle Artificial Reefs for Climate Change or Recycled Artificial Reefs Climate Change) is a program that seeks to offer customers a reception center and management of specific waste generated from construction of infrastructure through recycling as raw material for artificial reef development.
· It issued certificates of recycling, with an option to participate in the carbon credits generated by the sequestration of carbon dioxide in artificial reef corals, green corporate image by supporting the reduction, recycling and reuse of waste, and improving marine habitats, indirectly promoting the conservation of biodiversity and food security. This will reduce or cancel costs or generate additional revenue.
BIOTECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT OF ENZYMES - PROTEIN
Capital District Special Mention
Other Technologies Sector Entrepreneurs: Cerraf Tovar (leader), Henry Wuyke, Rony Lopez and Sergio Salazar.
• Draft national production based on enzyme engineering and recombinant DNA, whose main aim is to meet domestic demand of enzyme products, and contribute to import substitution by providing enzyme products that meet standards quality.
· Key customer benefits are savings on the purchase price greater than 20%, immediate delivery and product is not abused by eliminating customs inspections. Special Awards
PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR MODULE ASSEMBLY
Henry Ford Award
Ecological Capital District
Industry Sector Entrepreneurs: Freddy Aular (leader) and Mayela Torrealba.
• The product to be manufactured are 100W photovoltaic modules, although the size may vary according to customer needs. The development of photovoltaics will enable the country partly reduce oil consumption and emissions of carbon carbon dioxide (CO2) into the atmosphere.
• With this project would provide power to locations remote from the centers of power generation, such as rural, indigenous, farming and poultry farms, mines, military operations, telecommunications, instrumentation, oil rigs, etc., Plus the ability export to the Caribbean market.
• The initiative arose from the need to implement alternative energy in the country and is part of the energy policies of the State.
HogaresDosO
Special Inclusive Business Award Technoserve
Edo. Anzoátegui
Industry Sector
Entrepreneurs: Jesús Lorenzo Alvarez (Leader), Gustavo Alvarez and Pedro Araguainamo.
· HogaresDosO manufacture multi-modules, consisting of 3 units that operate independently, for the recycling of gray water, sewage treatment and filtration of stormwater.
• The system guarantees the savings of 120,000 liters per year per household, representing a decrease in consumption of 40%, pushing the irrigation option is optional.
· HogaresDosO included in their value chain, directly or indirectly to the population of the base of the pyramid that generate income for themselves part of a temporary (civil works) and permanent, to be trained for operation and maintenance of the modules. AGRO-INDUSTRIAL ESTATES
Special Inclusive Business Award Technoserve
Edo. Miranda
Sector Agriculture / Agricultural
Entrepreneur: Rene Loewenthal (leader).
• A modern development concept provides three additional benefits of a conventional development: enjoy decent housing and modern housing estates framed with basic utilities and extras, auto-generation of its own energy, and the possibility of encouraging various economic activities such as agriculture, livestock, manufacturing and services.
Social Entrepreneurship Ideas
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL
Edo Social Entrepreneurship Award. Falcon
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Andrés Osuna (leader), Chinzía Strippoli, Juan Carlos González, Manuel Molina and Yusmeidis Díaz. Civil
• The Children's Hospital Association (Nidha) facilitates the creation of the Hall Hospital for Children, Department of Pediatrics, Hospital Universitario Dr. Alfredo Van Grieken Choir.
• With this initiative will positively impact aspires to 1,640 children who are detained in hospital, aged basic education, to provide continuity to their schooling.
• For the implementation of a Hall Hospital have developed new ideas of how to bring education to hospitals, with special programs tailored to the issues in a fun way that allows the patient to interact with other children with the same disease, exchange information among them, have their improvement and learning through a new educational system and computer.
· When patient continuity is guaranteed if you attend school as their regular schools and gives it the backing of the Ministry of Popular Power for Education, through the educational area of \u200b\u200bthe state. Currently, this model is implemented in the Hospital of Pediatrics Maracaibo.
SYSTEM OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG WRITERS "ARTURO USLAR PIETRI" Social Entrepreneurship Award
Capital District
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Nikola Krestonosich (leader), José Antonio Ecarri and Revenga.
System • The draft Children and Young Writers "Arturo Uslar Pietri, Arturo House Foundation Uslar Pietri, it has been proposed as a means of disclosure of their activities, technology platforms and digital tools to support a real movement and discussion of knowledge , that can carry this initiative to as many people as possible, building thus an important cultural circuit where social inclusion is not only a goal but a fundamental value to form the citizen of tomorrow.
• The initiative is targeted population 315,458 children and young students of basic education in public and private schools located in the parish of San Juan del Libertador municipality. COMMUNITY PROGRAM
"LESS ALCOHOL, MORE LIFE" Special Mention
Edo. Miranda
Health Sector Entrepreneurs: Guillermo Veitia (leader) and Beatriz Pernia. Education
• Program of prevention and health promotion, through training courses and training of promoters in the fight against alcohol abuse.
· It raises the publication of the Web page http://www.construyendosalud.com/ and national videoconferencing "Building Health".
• As sustainability is raised through the "Adopt a Youth with his training, which seeks to sensitize the private sector and government agencies and NGOs to join the program Less Alcohol, More Life.
WANT TO BE THE HERO OF MY COMMUNITY
Edo
Special Mention. Carabobo
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Haydee Gomez (leader) Keila Soto, Maria Bernal and Gonzalez Romar.
• Project aimed at giving children much of the information which they have not had access, providing expertise in the area of \u200b\u200btechnology and personal growth through engagement with these little with his future.
· It will benefit not only to academic and personal level but also be extrapolated to the entire community. All this in order to actively contribute to improving the country's social capital.
ENTREPRENEURS IN CHAIN \u200b\u200b
Capital District Special Mention
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Fabiola Romero (Lead) Aymara Madriz, Ingrid Gomez, Karla Montano, Miladys Camargo and Peggy Rivas. Chain
· Allied Civic Association is an organization of women for women, with more than four years of experience in the strategic use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) to promote Human Rights and Gender Equality communities in the municipality of Libertador.
• The project is a training model that seeks to empower women graduates of the organization, strengthening their technical skills, personal and social enterprise visualization and specific socio-economic initiatives, innovative and competitive compensation parts, enabling them to create their own business solutions. Special Awards
PROPOSED BUSINESS MODEL FOR THE HOLD OF THE PARISH PETAR
Special Prize Capital District Maggi
Food Sector Entrepreneurs: Geraldine Nunez (leader) and Francys Perez-Vera.
• The implementation of this project will form an alliance between Petare Parish holds at least an NGO, a financial institution, the mayor of Sucre, a wholesaler, at least one consumer products company and a distributor, in order to dignify and to integrate this community holds.
• through six phases (1. Selection 2. Diagnosis, 3. Training, 4. Plan of Action, 5. Implementation and 6. Monitoring), is expected to create a value chain, positively impacting both the participating entities as the entire community.
• The social impact lies, first, improving the quality of service provided by winemakers, because of the training that will give them will turn their business more efficiently. PROGRAM
EMPREMUJER
Chevron Women Entrepreneurs Special Prize Capital District
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Mary Adrian (Leader) and Bethsaida Narvaez.
• The Civil Partnership proposes implementing Banauge Initiative Network of Women Entrepreneurs in Venezuela to include 100 women from grassroots communities in the metropolitan area of \u200b\u200bCaracas to a partnership model, in order to market and promote their products and services to their empowerment in development starting their businesses, incubated in the training program and financing Empremujer, building the technology platform Emprered.
• The network of women entrepreneurs is an initiative that offers women trade facilitation, technical, financial, and technological infrastructure to develop as entrepreneurs, strengthening the process of social integration and employment, to improve the quality of life and economic sustainability of their business initiatives.
4HELP! WE HELP YOU TO HELP
Special Award Web 2.0 Innovex
Edo. Miranda
Sector Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Entrepreneur: Oscar Feliberto (leader), Diego Gutierrez, Gabriela Belloso, Patricia Liendo, Rafael Bello, Thomas and Valentina Urrutia Portal.
· Foundation 4help! is an apex organization to become the meeting place between those seeking help and those who want to help. • Your operation looks
borne on a digital platform in matching the ODS that directly impact a social cause and all companies and individuals who wish to channel their feelings of support, enhancing the social capital and offering a portfolio of products and Web-based services and mobile telephony to make the individual the protagonist of the aid.
· Search for ODS to provide communication tools, advice and development of marketing campaigns, social networking, content generation and self-financing-visual-line donation, text messaging, fundraising campaigns, to help make them sustainable, and centralizing your projects in one place for companies and individuals to know them and know how they can also support them.
PROGRAM DRIVER EDUCATION AND CITY (EVYC)
Insurance Foundation Special Prize
Caracas Edo. Merida
Education Sector Entrepreneurs: Victor Pena (leader), Gabriela Barragan, Gilberto Morillo and Jhaneira Pacheco.
· EVYC be an ongoing program of education for life aimed at preventing traffic accidents, using education as a primary tool to raise awareness among young people and instill civic culture, changing bad habits in the way of drivers, pedestrians and passengers.
· We give lectures, forums and seminars in schools and institutions will also use en la calle de diversas herramientas comunicacionales como operativos en intersecciones, teatro de calle, mimos, distribución de folletos, colocación de pancartas y vallas educativas.
DESARROLLO SOCIOPRODUCTIVO LOCAL DE LA COMUNIDAD DE FILA DE TURGUA
Premio Especial Negocios Inclusivos Technoserve
Edo. Miranda
Sector Agricultura/Agropecuarios
Emprendedores: Luisa Villalba (líder) y Rosalind Greaves.
· La Universidad Metropolitana, con el apoyo de la Unidad Educativa Instituto Mano Amiga, plantea promover la formación y capacitación en distintas alternativas socioproductivas, relacionadas con la agricultura, de la comunidad de Fila de Turgua, en el Municipio El Hatillo, Miranda State.
· We consider providing technical assistance for what is learned in the facilities of the Education Unit in the area is promoted through the creation of new microenterprises, which will build the new technologies learned and to support civil partnership and Community Center .
WWW.SUPERANDONOS.ORG / THE YOUTH EMPLOYMENT WEB
Inclusive Business Award Technoserve
Special Capital District
Sector Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Entrepreneurs: Alejandra Saavedra (leader), Alejandra Garcia Felicia De Lucia, Maria Castro and Siony Santander.
• A "social employment agency, directed to the base of the pyramid, which are captive market SUPERATEC young graduates, more than 1200 each year, and in the future may also offer other higher-level positions for graduates of other courses offered, such as: Introduction to Computers for adults, Technical Support, Photoshop and Autocad. • The social
www.superándonos.org initiative aims to reduce the gap between companies that require core staff, high turnover, and young graduates with limited economic resources, which have no social skills to apply for these positions, by what they find in the Employment an alternative to overcome.
COMPREHENSIVE PREVENTION OF CERVICAL CANCER AND BREAST CANCER
Inclusive Business Award Technoserve
Special Capital District Health Sector
Entrepreneurs: Susana Medina (leader), Beatriz Castresana, Ana Maria Aguirre, Maria Alejandra Ramirez, Belmar Franceschi and Aracelis Verenzuela.
· PLAFAM, through a team of women entrepreneurs have taken the initiative to develop a program aimed, in particular to women most in need, and excluded from health services.
· It aims, over a year, 24,000 cases address to make an early screening of cervical cancer and breast cancer, thereby expanding coverage, diversification of services, providing a quality and technological acumen, and prevent the defection of users in such a relevant consideration.
* Finally, this initiative will be the product of the systematization of the model and the construction of a comprehensive prevention protocol for broadcasting and socializing with other health organizations in the country and the region.
USE AND MOBILE WEB TOOL FOR THE PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE
Inclusive Business Award Technoserve
Special Capital District
Security Sector Entrepreneurs: José Gregorio Guerra (leader) and Maura Landry.
• The Civil Partnership QuieroPaz are plans to build a social network of information that would prevent citizens from violent and criminal acts, through the dissemination of information from organizations and institutions that can provide help to citizens in case of treating the at risk.
• The effective use of this tool can be made via the Web and mobile application for text messaging.
• For dissemination will be an educational campaign that will generate awareness among the public about risk behaviors, values \u200b\u200bthat promote good behavior citizen and the importance of social prevention network: Network for Peace.
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