Analysis and study of the socio-economic processes that occur in the territory. Socio-territorial innovation as an element that allows territories to face local development processes is a matter of interest for any public administration with competences in this area. Even so, this social innovation suggests the need for each territory (local, regional, provincial, etc.) to be able to determine what its territorial singularities are, i.e. those aspects that enable it to face the future with guarantees. This has a lot to do with whether a territory can be considered as a competent territory, i.e. whether it has sufficient resources, whether it has actors who implement these resources and whether, as a result of this, active dynamics are generated so that these singularities allow local development processes to be articulated.

socio-economic innovation

• Sociology