Las compras de triple impacto: un análisis en la contratación pública en el Ecuador

In the context of Ecuador, the adoption of triple-impact public procurement is a viable prospect. The nation places paramount importance on sustainable public purchasing practices that are harmonized with national policies, priorities, and the Sustainable Development Goals outlined in the agenda 2030. This present study endeavors to scrutinize the mechanisms ensuring triple-impact procurement, encompassing both compliance with regulatory frameworks and the guiding principles governing public contracting in Ecuador. To this end, a qualitative investigation was undertaken, employing a comprehensive review of scholarly literature and pertinent regulations from the past five years, focusing specifically on the subject matter at hand. The analysis yielded compelling findings, highlighting the indispensability of a robust legal foundation and a technologically-supported procurement system as enablers for the successful implementation of the triple-impact economic model within the country's public procurement domain.