The great challenges facing the domestic economy in Cuba require innovative solutions that are not always based on large financial investments. A blockaded country, under the effects of a tariff war between powers and its own internal organizational challenges, demands local initiatives that emerge on the national scene and multiply from science and technology.
The most recent events in which local experiences referring to the movement of innovators and rationalizers in Contramaestre have been confronted, have left some vulnerable points in sight that must be addressed with intelligence and haste.
The first and most worrying of all is the lack of attention of some administrations to this prioritized activity, in which few resources are demanded, but essential materials, time and incentive are needed to carry out the work.
Along the same lines, greater moral and material recognition is also required for those who work on solutions that keep industries and the different production processes vital in key sectors such as food production, health, education and transportation.
The great challenges facing the domestic economy in Cuba require innovative solutions that are not always based on large financial investments. A blockaded country, under the effects of a tariff war between powers and its own internal organizational challenges, demands local initiatives that emerge on the national scene and multiply from science and technology.
The most recent events in which local experiences referring to the movement of innovators and rationalizers in Contramaestre have been confronted, have left some vulnerable points in sight that must be addressed with intelligence and haste.
The first and most worrying of all is the lack of attention of some administrations to this prioritized activity, in which few resources are demanded, but essential materials, time and incentive are needed to carry out the work.
Along the same lines, greater moral and material recognition is also required for those who work on solutions that keep industries and the different production processes vital in key sectors such as food production, health, education and transportation.
It is necessary to consolidate a common strategy that allows the generalization and introduction in other scenarios of those solutions that have proven their viability in practice and have had a positive impact wherever they have been applied.
