Aplicativo móvil para educar en la crianza tecnificada del cuy, para el impulso y desarrollo en las regiones alto andinas del Perú

This research proposal aims to create a mobile app for educating in the technified rearing of guinea pigs to promote and develop the high Andean regions of Peru. While it is true that guinea pig rearing is a common practice in the regions of Peru, in most cases, it is the economic livelihood for communities. However, despite its importance, guinea pig rearing faces challenges related to the lack of access to updated information and modern techniques that could enhance production and the quality of life of breeders. Therefore, the creation of a mobile application is proposed to provide information and guidance to promote and develop the high Andean regions of Peru. The objective of this research is the development of a mobile app aimed at teaching and technified guinea pig rearing in the high Andean regions of Peru to empower breeders with the necessary tools and knowledge to improve their production. Providing up-to-date information on best practices in guinea pig rearing, YACHAY CUY aims to bring users from different regions together on a single platform, allowing them to stay connected and communicate through a forum or chat, where they can share experiences, address questions, and provide mutual support.

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Journal of Scientific and Technological Research Industrial
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2025-08-15
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https://doi.org/10.47422/jstri.v6i2.65
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Educational Innovations and Technology
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Aplicativo móvil para educar en la crianza tecnificada del cuy, para el impulso y desarrollo en las regiones alto andinas del Perú

Oshin Silva Sánchez, Yasmi Fiorella Ccahuana Ninavilca, Williams Fernando Rivera Torcillas
Journal of Scientific and Technological Research Industrial
Educational Innovations and Technology
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Aplicativo móvil para educar en la crianza tecnificada del cuy, para el impulso y desarrollo en las regiones alto andinas del Perú

Oshin Silva Sánchez, Yasmi Fiorella Ccahuana Ninavilca, Williams Fernando Rivera Torcillas
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This research proposal aims to create a mobile app for educating in the technified rearing of guinea pigs to promote and develop the high Andean regions of Peru. While it is true that guinea pig rearing is a common practice in the regions of Peru, in most cases, it is the economic livelihood for communities. However, despite its importance, guinea pig rearing faces challenges related to the lack of access to updated information and modern techniques that could enhance production and the quality of life of breeders. Therefore, the creation of a mobile application is proposed to provide information and guidance to promote and develop the high Andean regions of Peru. The objective of this research is the development of a mobile app aimed at teaching and technified guinea pig rearing in the high Andean regions of Peru to empower breeders with the necessary tools and knowledge to improve their production. Providing up-to-date information on best practices in guinea pig rearing, YACHAY CUY aims to bring users from different regions together on a single platform, allowing them to stay connected and communicate through a forum or chat, where they can share experiences, address questions, and provide mutual support.

Journal of Scientific and Technological Research IndustrialVol. 6(2)
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Tayacaja Daniel Hernández Morillo
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Educational Innovations and Technology
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